How to make your room more romantic

 

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If your four walls of the room are white and you feel the room is bland, breathe new life by making it more romance in mind.in honor of August being Romance Awareness Month, turn your bedroom into a soft, inviting place to be following the eight tips belowTurn off the TV -. or remove it from the room entirely. On that note, remove cell phones and computers from your bedroom, the room becomes a place just for sleep and intimacy. Go minimalist. Now that you have gotten rid of technological distractions in the room, lost visual distractions, too. You are not required to take any of the art on the walls or pictures off the dresser, but see if you can pair the decor a bit to avoid distractions. Add candles in a Romance- inducing perfume. essential oils containing sensual, earthy scents of jasmine, neroli, rose, ylang-ylang, sandalwood, cedar, clary sage, clove, patchouli, pine and vetiver are considered aphrodisiacs. Try to find reed diffusers or candles containing these perfumes Change your bedding silk luxury purchase or satin (typically cotton) sheets are at least 400 son that invite you to go to bed early, and garnish with a quilt, which makes you want to curl up and get cozy. Quilts also evenly distribute heat, which can make you and your partner want to snuggle under the covers. Do not forget a touch of cashmere or soft Supima cotton. do pure. Make your bed a canopy bed by attaching transparent fabric on your bed on a hook on the wall above your head. Hang curtains in sheer fabrics such as linen or silk on the windows, which will give your room the feeling of an Arab palace. Put some color in your life. Restaurants have long figured some wall colors invokes the appetites of their clients. The same is true for feeding a fire in the room - just do not use the same colors as fast food restaurants. Instead, paint your walls lavender, sage green or light blue to cornflower to invoke a sense of relaxation and balance in your room Reconsider lighting. Turn your room with lamps that have two or three options for brightness, or install a dimmer on your overhead light. Or, replace your white shade with bright patterns or some warmer with neutral colors like beige, beige or off-white. You want the room to feel soft and comfortable, not hard and bright

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