Set Up a Bedroom That Feels Like a Hotel Room

Have a staycation every weekend in the comfort of your own home, no travel expenses needed! All you have to do is create the luxury hotel feel in your bedroom.

No matter your budget, we tell you how to achieve the stylish and comfortable hotel room aesthetic in your own home.

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Hotel rooms often make the bed the centre of attraction in a room for the obvious reason that you’re there to relax. The luxe look comes with the addition of matching bedding, pillows and curtains, especially those Egyptian cotton sheets that feel like clouds.

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You don’t need to splurge to attain the luxury feel. Ikea is your one stop shop for comfy and affordable bedroom mattresses, bedspreads and throws for that put together look.

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The bathroom is also another essential part of the holiday experience. The spa-like set up of hotel bathrooms evoke tranquillity and serenity: think large mirrors, marble countertops, and plush towels.

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Hotel bathrooms may exude luxury but you can replicate it without the price tag. Want marble counter tops? Try opting for marble contact paper instead. Plush towels? Head over to Marks and Spencer. Check out these tweaks you can take on to get the bathroom of your dreams.

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Truthfully, hotels are the best places for selfies and that’s because they have the best lighting. Hotel rooms are well lit, not only with natural light but chandeliers, lamps, and wall lights.

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Consider changing outdated lighting panels in your home and invest in sculptural fixtures that add to the aesthetics of the space. You should also welcome any and all forms of natural light into your space – make your rooms bright, airy and light. Stores like dsignhaus and Ikea have a variety of luxe lighting options that could upgrade any space!

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You will never find a hotel room that is disorganised and cluttered upon check-in. There’s a place for everything and everything’s in its place.

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Take a cue from the pristine designs of hotels and include shelves, tables, drawers, and cupboards to keep all your knick knacks organised. Display your favourite pieces and collectables to give the space a unique touch. Anthropologie and H&M Home have organising pieces that are unique and affordable to keep your space looking pristine and not to mention, stylish!

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