Whether you just moved into a brand-new home or you’re simply revamping your current one, redecorating a bedroom is a very exciting task. The world is your oyster when you decide to redo your bedroom. Most people aim to create a space that is relaxing, welcoming, and feels like their personal sanctuary. Even if you’re not ready to invest in new furniture, décor can go a very long way. Check out these helpful tips for decorating a beautiful bedroom.

Choose a color scheme and stick to it

Choosing a color scheme may seem like a hard decision to make, but this room is only for you (and your significant other, if you share a bedroom). You know yourself better than anyone. You know what colors calm you and which you are averse to. Think about your favorite spaces to go when you’re feeling stressed; if they all have a common color theme, consider adding that color to your bedroom’s repertoire. To create the color scheme, you can paint your walls, get a rug, invest in a new bedspread, or even get some throw pillows to liven up the space with your on-theme colors. Throw pillows can easily add color to a bedroom to beautify it. For example, many city dwellers choose a daybed to save space in smaller homes and apartments. To jazz these up, add colorful daybed wedge pillow covers to the bed to create more cohesion within the room without making major changes to your bed.

Add calming elements

Does the sound of water running soothe you? Do you like a fan to run while you sleep? Incorporate any preferences you have to get your best and most relaxing night of sleep into your bedroom design. Humidifiers, standing fans, and water elements aren’t known to be the most attractive room additions, but there are still ways to make these items appealing so they lend to your bedroom’s overall beauty. There are very stylish water elements you can work into a bedroom. You can also tackle a fan by ridding your room of a standing fan and instead investing in a sleek ceiling fan.

Rearrange for optimal space utilization

Even if your bedroom is tiny, there is always a method to maximize the space you have. Taking down heavy window treatments and opting for a more airy option that lets light in will make your room look luminous and spacious—even if it’s not. You can also rearrange where your headboard sits or where you keep your dresser. Experimenting with moving furniture pieces around may just lead you to the perfect set up, consequently making your room as beautiful as possible.