Maggie Evans 
The right design can make your bedroom more peaceful and relaxing so that you can simply drift off to sleep without a care in the world.
That being the case, let’s take a look at some of the essential elements of a peaceful bedroom design right now:
Clean lines
When it comes to furniture in the bedroom, clean lines, which you will find on these bedside tables at https://tylko.com/furniture-c/bedside_table/, are the order of the day. If you are going to be able to switch off and relax, you do not want to be looking at furniture that is complex and fussy in its design. Your brain wants order and simplicity when it is time to sleep, so simple, sleek lines are perfect.
Balance
In a similar vein, balance is also an essential element of a peaceful bedroom design because the brain seems out of symmetry and when things are unbalanced, the brain finds it harder to relax than it otherwise might.
That means, having the same bedside tables on each side of the bed, a lamp on each side, the same number of pillows at each side of the bed, and well you get the idea. Everything should be in harmony no matter which side of the room you are in.
A natural connection
Nature is soothing. The more natural our environment, the more peaceful we are going to be. That’s why bedrooms with big windows and lots of natural light and natural views are ideal for a good night’s sleep.
If you don't have either, then bringing as much of nature into the room, and you can in the form of plants, an earthy colour scheme or natural woods, will help you to drift off with greater ease too.
Natural fabrics
Natural fabrics are a very important element of a peaceful bedroom design. Natural fabrics, like Egyptian cotton sheets, for example, are much more comfortable than synthetic alternatives. They are cool and breathable, which means you do not overheat in bed nor do you get too cold, You are also less likely to itch, and of course, natural fabrics help to ease the brain by connecting you with the natural world too.
Storage
Your bedroom needs lots of decent, preferably hidden, storage solutions like storage ottomans, which you can use to hide away excess clutter because a cluttered room makes for a cluttered mind and a cluttered mind is a mind that finds it hard to rest.
Of course, if you can minimise your possessions and live with less, then that would be even better for your peace of mind than hiding your junk away.
A gadget ban
Okay, so this isn’t exactly an element of design, but if you make it so that your bedroom does not contain a TV or have a place for you to charge your phone, for example, then it will be much easier for you to switch off and relax when you really need to
Peace is only a few design choices away!
