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Your bedroom is a space that you own. It should be unique and reflective of you, your character and most importantly, should make you feel happy and comfortable. It is one space that you can go crazy with your creativity and make it as unique and quirky as you want.
Take a look at these quirky and fun bedroom designs and features from around the world:
Bonsai woodland
In the Japanese culture, the bonsai tree is a symbol of harmony and peace. And whilst majority of Japanese bedrooms have the underlying aim of uncluttered spaces, clean lines and a neutral palate, many Japanese households add a large bonsai tree’s to their bedrooms. Not only does this tree hold significance, it adds an element of quirkiness and life to the room. There’s no doubt that the bonsai tree in Japanese bedrooms testifies that adding a large tree to your room can really add chic and modishness to the room. One super enthusiastic individual stepped it up and created an entire woodland bedroom including a bed made from bonsai tree trunks and twigs adorned with Bonsai leaves.
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Botanical Canopies
Canopy draped beds have long been used in Asian households. Not only do canopies transform the look and feel of a room in an instance, they’re traditionally used practically to keep off mosquitoes and insects at night. Canopies vary in style from mystical elegant net, all the way to bedazzling, vibrant and colourful silk all of which vary from country to country. Bangladesh have outdone everyone in the world of canopies, Bengalis adorn their bedrooms with floral garland canopies known as Phools. Traditionally, married couples in Bangladesh often have their beds adorned in fresh flower garland canopies. The flowers usually consist of roses, spider lilies, frangipani, paras, jasmine, and marigolds. Whilst fresh flower canopies may not be the most practical adding faux flower garlands to create a floral canopy around your own bed can give off the same botanical vibes.
Sleeping with the fishes
You have heard the phrase "sleeping with the fishies" from gangster films, but it is possible to literally sleep with the fish. In recent years a few hotels around the globe have designed and introduced bedrooms that have either a whole floor to ceiling window looking into an aquarium, like the Atlantis in Dubai. Others have gone further and built rooms entirely surrounded by the ocean.
For the mainstream bedroom designer, it is easy to see why having an aquarium of any size or shape in a bedroom makes sense. The blues of a aquarium are calming and can help settle you before you fall asleep. Just watching the fishes swim around also has a lovely calming effect, so it is perfect for helping drift off to sleep.
Book Frenzy
Books hold a special place in many hearts and as such theres no doubt that there are book lovers in every corner of the world. Despite living in a digital world, the feeling of seeing and touching a physical book can never compare to reading a digital book. Books in their unique formats, colours and thickness can add splendour and class as decoration pieces. However, this unique quirky bedroom has one entire wall made of open books strategically placed to create an aesthetically pleasing yet quirky look. Show this to any book lover and they’ll be longing for it for life.
BookBub
India is well known for its bright vibrant culture and as such, this is reflective in Indian households. For individuals who love colour take an example from Indian households. With red, pink, orange, blue and the brightest of the brightest colours embellishing their humble abodes, there’s never a dull moment. Indian bedrooms Indian homes are vibrant, full of life and most importantly, beautifully quirky. Indian households don’t shy away from mixing colours, prints and statement pieces. Grand homes are adorned with bright patterned wallpapers with decorative ceilings and colourful canopy beds. Indian households are a testament that the results of bright and vibrant never fail to impress.