How to design your bedroom for perfect night sleep.

When designing a bedroom, it's easy to focus on other things like aesthetics and fun patterns. But sleep is the most important thing in this room - I've put TVs before (a big no-no) or over pillowed because they look pretty even though you shouldn't do either of these things while lying down with an open window at night time; however now as my age progresses so does wisdom which leads me towards focusing all design decisions around one goal...SLEEPING!! Today let’s walk through some key elements for creating rooms conducive towards good restful nights:

KEEP IT MINIMAL (BUT WARM)

There is truly such a difference between cold and minimal. Both don’t have "a lot of stuff" but only one feels inviting--it's actually quite simple-warm minimalist design features textiles or textures in monochromatic colors with soothing effects on the eye as well nicely thrown together furniture pieces for an added touch here & there like rugs that pull everything into place (that rug does wonders!). Accented by wood accents which will help give your living space some much needed brightness while also providing warmth if you add furry friends along side this style too - why not dress up even more than expected?

STICK TO A CALM COLOR PALETTE

The right color can make all the difference in your mood. If you want to be calm, choose calming colors such as neutrals or lighter shades with less contrast than black-and -white patterns would offer; reds may not seem like a typical “calm” tone but they work great for bedrooms without any windows where anything goes!

SYMMETRY

Our eyes are drawn to symmetry because it’s the most simple way for our brain and body work together, which means we can process “what is happening" easily. Having two nightstands that match makes this even easier since there's less visual complexity when looking around them; so instead of having one item draw attention away from anything else or making us think too much - just relax!
This passage discusses how eye-catching matching furniture items are (even if they're different kinds). 

GOOD BEDDING = GOOD SLEEP

It is time to think about what goes on your bed. Do you have a mattress? Of course. But you also need sheets, pillows, and blankets. First, ask yourself these questions: What material do you want the sheets to be? What size is your mattress? You can then buy the items that will work for your bedding style and needs.

MATTRESS TOPPER

Mattress toppers are the perfect solution for those who want a softer, more comfortable mattress but still need protection from common wear-and tear. They can be placed on top of your current one or even add heat if you live in cold weather during winter months!

FABRIC OPTIONS

If you want to channel your inner wizard, go for linen or hemp sheets. They're both so beautiful and have a more handmade feel than other fabrics like percale which feels crisp but fresh due its softness too! Now if that's not enough there are even softer options such as Lyocell (a type of cotton). Jersey has some Cozy aspects while still managing temperature regulating qualities making it perfect choice no matter what kind-of sleeper(s) live under them ;)

You have the option of adding decorative pillows if you want, but they're not necessary for sleep. A flat sheet will work just fine and it's possible that by removing some layers like your duvet cover with an insert or four top sheets can save space in bedding departments at stores when starting out smaller than what feels comfortable now!