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A Mid-Century Retreat: Touring Our Cosy Bedroom
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- Mid-Century Modern
- HDB (Resale)
- ~1,000 sqft
- 3 br
- Couple Living
Welcome to our cosy bedroom! One of our favourite perspectives is the view right from the bedroom door entrance. As shared in our vanity area tour, we intentionally carved out a vanity within our wardrobe to maintain a sense of openness and spaciousness in the room. We also incorporated ribbed glass into our wardrobe doors to help create a brighter and more open atmosphere. To maintain a sense of openness and maximise the functionality of our room, we opted for a simple L-shaped wardrobe configuration. This layout keeps the space feeling uncluttered while offering plenty of storage. 
We ensured that the corner of our L-shaped wardrobe is fully accessible by using 180-degree door hinges, allowing us to reach and see all our clothes at a glance easily. Our only regret? We forgot to add a middle shelf, which would have caught any clothes that fall from the top rack, making retrieval much easier! One of our non-negotiables for the bedroom was a king-sized bed! It was an easy decision for us as our furkid takes up almost half the bed, so we knew we needed the extra space to keep everyone comfortable. Even with the king-sized bed, there’s still plenty of space for us to move around comfortably! We’ve even managed to tuck a large laundry basket and an air purifier into the corner, and the room still doesn’t feel cramped. Having both day and night curtains was a thoughtful addition to our bedroom. The day curtains let in plenty of natural light, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. It's important to choose the right material that allows light to diffuse gently while still maintaining privacy! The night curtains help us create a conducive dark environment for a restful sleep, blocking out light and preventing a harsh awakening from the morning sun. For those who are more sensitive to light, a curtain pelmet is often recommended. However, we decided against it, as the light leak helps prevent us from oversleeping! Here’s another perspective of the nighttime cosiness in our bedroom, where the soft glow from the bedside table light creates the perfect setting for winding down.
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