Good morning, It may be worth measuring the room and uploading a plan, so that Houzz designers can properly assess the room and provide an accurate layout for you. Get some measurements of walls, windows and doors, as well as the ceiling height.

Hi! just getting back to this after the Christmas break! thanks for all the replies! I am very happy with how it’s turning out. painting the radiator the wall colour seems fairly popular lately. I’ve painted all mine white but could go back and repaint them. I think I’ve got some of the wall paint left. :) I took some of the advice and hung a large piece of art over the bed with a white frame. I’ve moved the plant to the other side of the drawers. It does look better there! I’ve added a new plant which wasn’t as tall as the old one so I put it on the old bedside table. I think it works well. went with your suggestion of the wicker baskets. :) I Just need to fill the opposite wall now. I like the suggestion of a gallery wall but I don’t want to over do it With too much art. Maybe black and white photography could be nice? That gold eagle is very cool! hanging some photos on the mirror is a great idea thanks! I will have to try find some nice hanging plant pots too. Then I think I just need some cushions on the bench? And maybe a few more things on the bedside table and I’m done! Possibly some new blinds or curtains but that can wait! Phew!

Hi J B, you can definitely combine Scandi Bohemian and with the correct percentage, you could have an idyllic bedroom. Things to consider: 1. Try to put a rug (jute could do) a little bit lighter that your floor, maybe with some patterns on it (as Marina above shows) in order for it to stand out. 2. It is a bedroom, so do not overdo it in the colors and decorations (I know how much you may want to do it). Please consider, that the bedroom is a place you go to for relaxation as well. 3. Pale color palette, rattan (maybe in the lighting, armchairs) 4. Cushions, you can go for more bohemian. Colors/reds/different textures/geometric shapes 5. You could put 3 white picture frames above the bed with "silent images" (images that are not so colorful) 6. Do not overdo it with the plants (you need some oxygen yourself :) ) Hope it helped. M

Love the last one but don’t mind me as I’m a traditional decor girl at heart. If you prefer softer more neutral shades then go for that. You don’t have to exactly match the colours and in fact variations of the same shade looks very smart and adds interest. Have a look at Kelly Hoppen, she does taupe and grey in a very elegant way. Yes to Roman Blinds, love them. This is Kelly Hoppens bedroom all taupe and beige but a variety of those shades. The second is her design where she adds a little black to lift the scheme.