Selling your bedroom set may seem impossible. Storage, writing, and display space is necessary because people work from home, beds, and multitask in bedrooms.
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1. Mismatched Furniture
You won't lose a lot of money with this trend! Small changes, like changing the pillows or bedding to a different color, can have a big effect.
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2. Eclectic Bed Linens and Pillow
Matching wallpaper and fabric patterns is becoming more popular in bedrooms. If you're unsure, start with bedding. Use the same design and colors.
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3. Allover Print
Alexis Pew of Kaminski + Pew predicts a fuss-free bedroom in 2024. "We like cozy neutral linen sheets and duvets. Grandiose draped linen coverlets with pillows are cozy and inviting."
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4. Fuss-Free Bedding
Romance is back and about feeling. In response to stiff, hotel-like linens that have dominated the bedding industry, texture, depth, and playfulness are returning.
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5. Return to Romanticism
Dying accent walls. Consider wallpapering your entire bedroom. Rasheeda Gray's serene guest suite for our 2023 Whole Home in Chicago proves it's a risk worth taking.
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6. Bold Wallpaper
"Moiré silk adds depth and movement without overpowering color. I like how a centuries-old technique works well in interiors and fashion today.
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7. More Moiré
Flowers are used more in window and furniture wallpaper and drapery. The main bedroom can be this year's Whole Home's colorful paradise. Bed skirts and slipcover headboards make frequent bedroom updates fun and easy.
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8. Florals and Drapery
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