You might have seen my recent Master Bedroom reveal — it still needed a few finishing touches, which we’ve now added. The room looks so different from when we moved in a year ago.
I added a mirrored dressing table from Beautify, which has really brightened the space. Because it reflects light from the hallway and the window, the whole room feels lighter. I can also see the dogs moving around the bed; Snoopy is blind, so it’s handy to spot if he bumps into anything. The dressing table has a large drawer, so everything can be tucked away neatly.
I picked up several pieces from Linens Limited that give the bed a hotel-like feel. I started with decorative cushions to set the color palette: a dark grey quilted velvet cushion, a puzzle-pattern cushion with shades from pink to grey, and a small pink pom-pom cushion. For bedding I chose a blush pink geometric set — the pink and gold tones complement the greys in the room and add a fresh touch. I finished the bed with a dark grey diamond throw that ties the greys and pinks together.
At the foot of the bed I added a fluffy grey rug to fill a large gap in the wooden floor. It’s soft underfoot, adds warmth, and helps muffle the dogs’ tip-tapping around the room at night. It’s amazing how much difference a rug makes.
I continued the pom-pom theme with sturdy baskets from Beautify. They’re great for storage and match the room’s colours — I use one for journals and books by the bed, one for hair accessories, and one to hold a new plant we named Boris. They’re so useful I want them for every room.
To keep the dressing table drawer tidy I use luggage organisers from Beautify. Although meant for travel, they’re ideal for home too — perfect for makeup, headbands, and tights. They’re soft, a lovely grey, and have rose gold zips.
The whole makeover cost less than £200 and really transformed the bedroom. I’d love to hear what finishing touches you add to make your bedroom feel extra comfy and cosy.
These products were sent to me in exchange for my honest review. All opinions and photography are my own.
