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Creating a sanctuary of calm: Tips for your bedroom

  • Matej Svoboda
  • 5 days ago
  • 2 min read

In a world full of stress and distractions, creating a calm and peaceful environment in your own room can do wonders for your mental and emotional well-being. Here are some tips on how to turn your bedroom into a haven of calm.


A bedroom with a green feature wall

Clutter

Get rid of items that serve no purpose or bring you no joy. Only keep what is necessary and important to you. A clean and tidy space can help clear your mind and reduce stress.


Choose soothing colours

Soft, neutral colours such as light blue, green or beige can help create a calm atmosphere. Avoid bold or bright colours, which can be distracting and overstimulating.


Invest in comfortable bedding

Your bed should be a comfortable and inviting place. Invest in good quality sheets, pillows and a mattress that supports good sleep.


Add plants

Plants not only bring life to your room, but also help purify the air. Studies have shown that being surrounded by nature reduces stress and improves mood.


Bedroom with plants

Use lighting wisely

Bright lighting can disrupt sleep and create a stressful environment. Instead, opt for soft, warm lights or fairy lights.


Use calming scents

Aromatherapy can play a big role in creating a calm atmosphere. Use essential oils, scented candles or a diffuser to bring calming scents into your room.


Limit technology

Technology can be a major source of distraction and stress. Consider removing electronic devices such as televisions, phones and computers from your bedroom. If this is not possible, make sure that all devices are turned off before going to bed.



By following these tips, you can transform your bedroom into a calm and peaceful sanctuary that ensures rest and stress relief and helps you recharge and refresh. If you're in need of help to create a bedroom sanctuary, start with a free quote from Adam.

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Written by: Matej Svoboda

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Matej Svoboda is operations manager at Adam for Ireland. Adam is a platform digitizing the craft industry in 11+ countries in Europe and Australia.

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