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How to make a bedroom look expensive on a budget: 11 interior design tips

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Having the wrong type of lighting in your bedroom will not only make it look less upscale – but bright, white light can also really throw off the ambiance of the room too. Instead, Shanade suggests using warm low lighting to transform the space. Not only is it an affordable change, but it will also really help to create a soothing, spa-like vibe within your bedroom to help you sleep better.

“Use lighting to your advantage, with strategically placed options able to create a warm and inviting atmosphere,” suggests Shanade. “If you can, install a dimmer switch to control the amount of light in the room – and consider adding a statement light fixture, such as a chandelier or large floor lamp, for a simple way to upgrade the space.”

Mara Rypacek Miller, managing director at luxury lighting brand Industville, agreed, saying, “Dimmer switches are a quick and cost-effective way of offering multiple lighting levels in a space, allowing you to set the tone and change the atmosphere of a room instantly.”

If you’re wondering what other lighting would work, Mara also shared that wall sconces (a lighting fixture attached to the wall) can also add a real touch of luxury without costing a huge amount. “Wall sconces offer a great secondary source of light in large rooms,” Mara explains. “Most bedrooms have an overhead, primary light source like a chandelier or pendant, but wall sconces can be used to add another flattering layer of more indirect light. 

“They can even be used to highlight architectural features and design elements such as artwork, or decorative shelving for example, which creates a real feeling of luxury. That’s why it’s also practical if they are operated separately, on a different circuit.”

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