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Romantic Bedroom Decor: Some Tips
With Valentine's Day just around the corner, I'm inspired to think about romantic bedroom decor. Of course, romance is in the eye of the beholder. If you've just fallen in love then anywhere is romantic... The same goes if you are as happily married as Greg and I are. We celebrate our 23rd wedding anniversary this year and we are just as in love as ever. I am still thinking up a romantic surprise for him for Valentine's Day. (Shh! Don't tell him!) However, it's sometimes a challenge to find a quiet space to snuggle up with your sweetheart when you've got a bunch of cats and dogs eager to come snuggle up with you, like Greg and I do. And you know... I wouldn't change a thing! Romance Through Home Decor
I enjoyed looking at the romantic bedroom decor in these photos, and I hope you get some ideas too.
This beautiful white bedroom is softly seductive and proves that you don't have to paint a room pink to create a romantic atmosphere! The gauzy draped chairs and pure light set the tone, and a fabulous vintage chandelier adds a sultry and inviting touch. The feather boa in the cat basket on the floor gives me a chuckle. Our adorably mischievous cat Lenny would have a fine time playing with that! A Romantic Color Palette
In general, romantic bedroom decor tends to rely on pale or pastel tones - sweet lavender, delicate blue, warm peach, and yes, the very feminine pink! Layering different shades of the same color will give more depth and sophistication to the boudoir. Flowing window treatments and gently distressed furniture add to the sense of comfort.
A canopy or four-poster bed always sparks up the romance factor. (We have some gorgeous traditional beds in the gallery, including some by EuroLuxHome and Jonathan Charles.) Toile de Jouy is a classic choice if you want pattern in your wallpaper or bed linens but prefer to avoid florals. It immediately adds a French accent to your romantic bedroom decor. You don't have to go as all-out toile as the photo above though. I think it is delightful but if you prefer a lighter touch... 
This French Country bedroom limits the pretty red toile fabric to the bed linens and breezy drapes, with a few matching plates as wall decorations.
A fairy-tale lace bed canopy and soft peachy walls provide the allure in this romantic bedroom decor. The curvy lines of the furniture add to the sensuous mood. Notice the lovely mural too. A cute white pup is optional!
Cherubs and angels add a sweet note to romantic bedroom decor. The Italian cherub chandelier on the left in our gallery is made from an antique wooden cherub serenading you with a lute. The vintage gilded chalkware angel above dates to around 1950 and as it hails from France, it surely knows the language of love!
If you'd like to learn more about bedroom design, we wrote an extensive guide on how to get started with putting together a new room. Check it out!
We'd Love to Hear From You!
What is your idea of romantic bedroom decor? Is it about the color scheme, the fabrics, or is there some special accent that makes your heart flutter? Do you have a romantic boudoir? We'd love to see photos, or tell us about it in the comments box below.
Our selection of living room and bedroom furniture is sure to bring you interior design choices for all your favorite design ideas. From bed frame to bed set, your bedroom decorating ideas deserve the best furniture possible. The pieces we featured here today are just a small fraction of the home decor we have to offer. Enhance your home design today at EuroLuxHome.com!
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Aimee owns EuroLuxHome.com with her husband and best friend, Greg. With over 20 years' experience in acquiring and selling French Antique Furniture, she is very knowledgeable about furniture styles and how they are influenced by historical events. Aimee has shipped antique furniture and antique furniture reproductions to all 50 States and over 50 foreign countries. Subscribe to this blog for articles about antique furniture construction methods, style trends and even repair tips. Check out our YouTube channel!
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