Nature Bedroom Design

The master bedroom, your bedroom; It is not only a room where you catch forty winks but a place where you relax, enjoy your solitude and even spend some quiet and romantic moments with your loved one. So, your master bedroom deserves your special attention.

Have you always dreamed of having a nature inspired bedroom that truly reflects your love of natural beauty? Whether you have a nature themed home or are simply looking for ways to add a few natural touches to your bedroom, there are lots of methods for bringing nature into your sleep sanctuary from rugs to wall art to mobiles. With a range of products and DIY tutorials, you're sure to find something that fits the bill.
- Cloud mural or statement art. For those who believe in going big or going home, a cloud mural or large wall hanging is a great way to make a bold statement. You can paint right on the walls or the ceiling or you can purchase a piece of cloth or canvas art that you can hang as you please. If you're crafty, think about painting the clouds yourself.
- Framed ferns. Framed ferns can serve as smaller complement to a cloud mural or other sizable art statement while still carrying on the natural theme. Gathering, flattening, and framing your own ferns is simple, quick, and inexpensive.
- Candles in mason jars with sand or pebbles. Candles are one of the simplest ways to add a personal touch and a bit of romance to a bedroom. Select clear mason jars or other clear vessels and then fill them with sand or pebbles to portray a natural aesthetic. Mason jars come in varying sizes and are available at any big box store, big box craft store, or kitchen supply store. Many people opt to display multiple jars, but don't feel limited to this option. Choose a candle scent that is pleasing to you that will fragrance the room without overwhelming anyone.
- Wood headboard. DIY headboards are all the rage these days, and wood headboards are no exception. Many people opt to use pallet boards, old fence posts, and other repurposed wood to give their headboards a rustic look. It's up to you whether you'd like a new or vintage aesthetic. Both will give your bedroom the natural feel that you desire. Think about which option will fit better with the rest of your bedroom decor.
- Dream catcher mobile. A dream catcher adds a whimsical touch to any bedroom. There are lots of tutorials out there for dream catchers, but a dream catcher mobile is a truly unique natural piece. The only materials that you need are a metal gold ring, ribbon, fishing rod, feathers, gold paint, and a thumb pin.

There are endless options for color palettes that can create a natural aesthetic in a bedroom. Among the many popular color schemes, white and green are prominent colors. White provides a gentle, calming tone while green accentuates the earthy feel of the room. Opt for white linens and other elements that are easy to wash and select green for the carpeting or a throw rug. If you have a lighter color palette, look for a sea green or mint shade. If you're creating a room with lots of earth tones, choose a medium or dark shade.