Did you know that your homes are divided into public, semi-public, and private zones? The living area and dining are considered public. The kitchens and offices are semi-public while the bedrooms and adjoined baths are absolutely private. They’re screened away from the public eye and are a kind of sanctuary for every homeowner. So, here’s a list of 5 things that all private spaces in a home need:
1. Pampering yourself with storage
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You might not anticipate it, but your room is brimming with hundreds of small things that you won’t be able to place once they get overwhelming in amount. These include beauty products, night regimen skin care routine products, etc. Many of these belong in the bathroom, so you need to prepare for it. Have a large cabinet designed right beside your vanity so that you can keep all of these things close by.
2. The sandwich wardrobe
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Clothes are another thing that can get overwhelming if you do not have enough storage space. Therefore, while conventional wardrobes are all well and good, you can go for a sandwich style wardrobe to take care of this problem. It takes just a little bit of more space but has double the capacity. It can ultimately help you maintain a nice and clean aesthetic for your bedroom interiors.
3. Every-occasion area rugs
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Area rugs are a totally important part of any interior design, but they’re even more important in private spaces. Imagine not having one by your bedside – your feet are going to get a cold shock when they directly hit the floor. Similarly, you also need one right beside the shower stall to minimize any and all water splashes.
4. Visual versatility
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Having a themed bedroom design is all well and good, but ultimately, private spaces are an echo of the users personality. Therefore, you must always leave a little room for some décor application by the user. Leaving one or two walls completely plain is a good way to make the rooms visually versatile.
5. Defiance of clutter
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Homeowners spend a lot of one-on-one time in their private spaces and having them filled with clutter can be totally detrimental to their comfort. So, every private space in a home needs a certain amount of simplicity to keep the ambiance as tranquil and relaxing as possible.
