Bedroom Design Plan
Bringing your bedroom design plan to life is easy if you have a good plan and follow a simple step by step process
Once you have figured out your bedroom design plan and shopped for the furniture, flooring, bedding and accessories for your custom bedroom design then the hard work begins. Now you need to paint or wallpaper, do any of the carpentry or electrical work needed and, finally place all the furniture and accessories in their perfect spots.
Painting for your bedroom design plan is an easy job but requires care in the preparation of the walls and moldings. It's easiest if you can remove everything from the room. Protect the flooring with large drop cloths. Remove outlets and switch covers. Mask off the moldings with blue painters tape. Then, simply, paint! Be careful not to get any on the ceiling, unless , of course you are painting the ceiling. You may need several coats before the paint looks right but keep at it until it does since this is the base you're your room. Sometimes, the color doesn’t look as nice as it does on the can label, one way to avoid redoing a lot of work is to paint a large patch on the wall and let it dry. If it is the color you want go on and cover the room, otherwise it's back to the paint store for another color.
While the room is empty, you might want to do any electrical work or construction. If your bedroom design plan calls for some faux columns then put them in. A chandelier in the middle of the room? Have it install now so you won't have workmen climbing all over your new furniture.
Once you have figured out your bedroom design plan and shopped for the furniture, flooring, bedding and accessories for your custom bedroom design then the hard work begins. Now you need to paint or wallpaper, do any of the carpentry or electrical work needed and, finally place all the furniture and accessories in their perfect spots.
Painting for your bedroom design plan is an easy job but requires care in the preparation of the walls and moldings. It's easiest if you can remove everything from the room. Protect the flooring with large drop cloths. Remove outlets and switch covers. Mask off the moldings with blue painters tape. Then, simply, paint! Be careful not to get any on the ceiling, unless , of course you are painting the ceiling. You may need several coats before the paint looks right but keep at it until it does since this is the base you're your room. Sometimes, the color doesn’t look as nice as it does on the can label, one way to avoid redoing a lot of work is to paint a large patch on the wall and let it dry. If it is the color you want go on and cover the room, otherwise it's back to the paint store for another color.
While the room is empty, you might want to do any electrical work or construction. If your bedroom design plan calls for some faux columns then put them in. A chandelier in the middle of the room? Have it install now so you won't have workmen climbing all over your new furniture.
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