"The bedroom is all about sleeping, what do you need when you're sleeping, not a smartphone," says designer Aurélien Gallet. And that goes for a TV as well. As a result, you get a more restful sleep and more space for furniture and accessories that you love. (This beautiful bedroom in Amanda Seyfried's getaway in Catskills is proof.)
Designed by Emil Humbert and Christophe Poyet, this room offers more than just a place to relax. A good place to sit down is useful if you need to read or have a conversation with your partner. It is also great for putting on shoes or getting emails so you can let the technology out of your bed.
It does not have to be a whole étagère-full, but a collection of pieces that will make you smile will make a bedroom feel just right, as in this bedroom in a Penthouse in Greenwich Village, which is over antique French bedding has. an Indian lantern from the 19th century and many paintings collected over the years. Bonus: This is also a great way to integrate pieces that you have acquired over time but do not know exactly where to put them.
Yes, a nightstand with everything you need looks nice, but it can also be a way to showcase your personality. The more self-willed and "you" feel, the better it will work and the more it will testify to your personal style. In Megan Mullally's room, her and her husband Nick Offerman topped their Holly Hunt bedside tables with vintage mercury lamps and fresh flowers.
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