Sometimes you have to treat yourself. From small touches to big accents, here are 10 picks to help you feel like you live in the lap of luxury.
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Lighting is like the jewelry of your home — so make it fine and let it shine! Foyers and dining rooms shouldn’t get all the love, either. This crystal oval chandelier from Pottery Barn has just enough layering to create texture, plus all of those facets in each crystal help throw flattering light to every corner of the room.
The mid century-inspired Quincy nightstand from Anthropologie features clean lines and posh warm wood tones that make it an understated gem.
Although it may look vintage, this modern nightstand hides a charging station, keeping your bedside clear of cord clutter. Corral papers, books and other small bedside items in the drawers, leaving room for a lamp, alarm clock, water carafe or other decorative objects.
Interior designer Lisa Cini says she is in love with the look of the Celine bench from West Elm. Choose from a minimalist mid century fabric or distressed velvet for an extra-glam touch.
The natural spot may be at the end of your bed, but you could also create a cozy reading nook. Or if you’re lucky enough to have a large walk-in closet, put the bench in there. Cini says this timeless style will also age with you, because it’s the right height and shape to help you get up and down.
If it’s good enough for the Beverly Hills Hotel, it’s good enough for us. Martinique, the wildly maximalist but somehow classic banana-leaf wallpaper, will BE the room. Envelop yourself in the rainforest-green 1940s glamour that calls to mind mega-hot getaways, dewy complexions and frothy, fruity cocktails — and probably all your favorite Hollywood movie stars.
Interior Designer Maureen Stevens reminds us to consider something soft and plush on the floor. Her choice? A Flokati rug, which offers cushion, warmth and the lushest feel underfoot. “The 1970s shag rug is back and better than ever,” she says.
But forego the harvests and avocados for more muted tones — think whites, creams and beiges. Of course, price depends on sizing. Make sure you measure carefully so the rug fits the space.
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The Chelsea vanity from Pottery Barn has it all, so no worries that it’s part of the Teen collection. A beautiful, timeless design, it features multiple drawers to stash toiletries, hair tools, jewelry, perfume and any other accessories. And the three-way adjustable wraparound mirror has you covered from any angle.
There’s an option for adding smart charging outlets and USB ports, too. Most importantly, this piece looks luxe, especially in the Brushed Fog finish.
“Bring an upholstered, channel-tufted headboard to ground the room as a statement piece,” says interior designer Michelle Harrison-McAllister. “Not only is the velvet soft to the touch, but the tufting also adds height for a majestic feel to any room.” She likes this headboard from perennial design favorite cb2.
Handcrafted in Los Angeles out of 100 percent reclaimed wood, this six-drawer dresser is easier on the environment and super easy on the eyes. Although it has a mid century vibe, the rawer finish makes it more of a style chameleon, fitting in with rustic or traditional décor.
Splurge on a French antique-style leaning mirror and capture a little of that je ne sais quoi for yourself. This gilt one from Wayfair has ornate molding, but not so much that it goes overboard.
For a room straight out of a fashion glossy or fancy hotel, think about signing up for a floral arrangement subscription service. Bouqs offers free shipping, regular discounts and fun twists on the time-honored tradition of decorating with fresh flowers. Then relax and enjoy the visual candy that is Mother Nature, right from your bed.
