Bedroom
A good night’s sleep can be the basis of everything.
From waking feeling energised and ready to take on the day, to waking feeling exhausted – the kind of night’s sleep you’ve had impacts all aspects of your life, from your mood, to what you eat.
We all know about the golden eight-hour rule, but what happens if your bedroom environment is playing havoc with your routine?
Here at The Home Company, we take sleeping seriously – so much so we’ve got a gorgeous selection of beds and bedroom furniture to help our customers create a slumber sanctuary of rest and relaxation.
From single beds, double and king-size, bedside tables, lighting, sumptuous bedding, dressing tables, wardrobes and more – we’re here to help you create the dream – literally!
At The Home Company, you can even ‘Go Bespoke’ when it comes to buying a new bed and choose one that exactly matches your own needs and specifications. Or for those living in homes with difficult access, our new mattress-in-a-bag features up to 4000 pocket springs and a luxurious cashmere topper.
Here are our top tips to create the ultimate bedroom experience:
1. Choose a colour scheme that will aid relaxation. Blues, greens, yellows and lilacs are a great choice.
2. Keep it simple. Clutter, excess decoration and oversized furniture can be disruptive to a good night’s sleep.
3. Don’t overdo it. We often have a tendency to pack in too much furniture to one space. Think carefully about what you need in your bedroom – a bed and a couple of bedside tables is just the right amount of furniture for the average sized bedroom.
4. Choose the best mattress you can afford. The average life cycle of a mattress is around seven years – so be mindful about selecting the right surface for your requirements. With so much choice from foam to pocket spring, it’s important to get it right!
5. Think carefully about accessories, a bed throw and a few cushions can make a lovely addition to a bed – but be careful not to overdo it!
6. Lighting is a key part in creating a sleep-inducing environment. Ceiling lights can often be harsh and too bright – where as a yellow-toned, low wattage light bulb in a beautiful bedside lamp will give just the right amount of light for reading while helping you gently lower your energy levels ready for a good night’s sleep.
7. Block out any outside lights. Blackout blinds and curtains are always a good idea in a bedroom – the darker the better when it comes to bedrooms!
Our showroom is filled with gorgeous bedroom room set ideas and our wonderful team are always on hand to offer advice on interior décor. Pop in and see us in Skipton’s High Corn Mill!
