The bedroom is where you go when you want to unwind, be creative, or engage in a self-care routine. If it’s not that for you, your bedroom needs some upgrades. Of course, the right upgrades aren’t immediately apparent. Which route do you want to go? Which aesthetic do you prefer?

The above questions are just some of the ones you need to ask yourself. For instance, do you want to add things to your room or subtract some? Do you want a minimalist aesthetic or something more intricate? Whatever the answers to the questions, you should set up a list of things that you need. Here are some ideas that will add some panache to your room.

Windows

If you have a lot of empty wall space, a simple way to make your room feel more welcoming and larger is by adding some windows. Firstly, windows let natural light into the room, which is both economical and attractive. If you pair the windows correctly with mirrors, it can also make your room look larger. Even without mirrors, you can make the room look larger by adding windows around the room. This will make your room a comfortable getaway from the rest of your house.

Secondly, windows themselves offer an opportunity to enhance your bedroom’s aesthetic. There are numerous ways to let light in, such as transoms, fixed windows, and casement windows. Besides that, you could use materials other than wood, such as steel, for your windows.

Mirrors

Mirrors are one of the more versatile ways to add some flair to your bedroom. Since they come in a variety of sizes and shapes, you can move them around as you see fit. One of the better ways to use mirrors is opposite windows.

Larger windows can make your room appear much larger than it is. Additionally, you can use mirrors to craft a makeup and skincare space. 

Doors

Your room’s door makes the first impression. Generally, when people see a door with a particular style, they expect what’s on the other side of the door to adhere to that style. So, whatever your aesthetic, it’s a good idea to start with your door and be consistent with the rest of your room.

Wrought iron doors are particularly flexible (literally) in their design. Wrought iron is tough and malleable, so it’s easy to get a single iron door for your room. Alternatively, you may wish to be consistent with your steel window frames and opt for steel doors.

Whichever door you end up picking, we can help you out. At Pinky’s Iron Doors, we have steel and wrought iron front doors, double steel doors, pocket doors, iron patio doors, modern iron doors, custom wrought iron doors, iron exterior doors, factory-style steel doors, residential steel doors, steel French doors, iron patio doors, contemporary iron doors, and single iron doors.

Disclaimer: Exposure to various elements and continued usage can affect the product in different ways. We strive to ensure that all the information provided is deemed reliable, but results cannot be guaranteed as iron products are subject to rusting, discoloration, and corrosion when exposed to environmental elements.