Name: kimg924
Location: Salt Lake City, UT
Kim sent us in photos of her bedroom with can only be classified as a palace fit for Alexander the Great. She reveals that "as an insomniac, my bedroom has to not only be conducive to sleep, but I also want my bedroom to reflect the sensual side of the relationship."Her bedroom tip after the jump...
Romantic Bedroom Tip: As an insomniac, my bedroom has to not only be conducive to sleep (no tv, no clutter, no light pollution, the perfect temperature, no noise) and a clear mind (no clutter) to carry me off to sweet dreams. But I also want my bedroom to reflect the sensual side of the relationship I have with my companion (sterile space doesn't cut it). Therefore, my bedroom tip(s) are about creating two moods simultaneously.
- Invest in the best mattress you can afford.
- Layer window treatments to make the most of ambient lighting-- or to shut it out.
- Down. Pillows, duvet, feather bed, slippers, robe.
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WOW, glorious!!!
OH my. If I could imagine the picture of the studio in red, and this was inside it. I would never leave.
the quality of light in this photo is amazing.
I can't believe that's in UTAH?!
I dare say this room needs nothing else to be romantic - it is already!
Are you sure it's not a magazine cover picture? She definitely achieved the look she was going for and then some! I'd love to see more pictures of her home. I can only imagine rest of her home is just as lovely.
Oh wow. Um... Can I steal your bed...room?
This is a gorgeous room. I thought I was looking at a photo out of Veranda or something when I saw it. Bravo.
Wow! That IS gorgeous! Tall beautiful gorgeous windows like that are not very common here in Salt Lake though! I'm envious! Those are windows of my dreams!