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When choosing furniture for a modern bedroom, pay attention to proportions. Dai notes that oversized bedroom furniture can feel heavy, while smaller pieces can leave too much negative space.

A survey of 2,000 sexually active adults explored the different “bedroom boundaries” that they have, finding that many consider those acts as “cheating” in a relationship. Those who put ...

My girlfriend moved in with me six months ago. We both have a dog and luckily, the dogs adore one another. However, despite my loving dogs, I don’t like them IN my bed. I don’t mind them on ...

We all know why the little one said “roll over”—because in a bed, space is in demand – and a luxury. But for this family, the motto seems to be: the more, the merrier! The 29-year-old stay ...

It’s no exaggeration that something as seemingly straightforward as a bedroom dresser can not only enhance the functionality of a space, but also help define the experience of inhabiting it ...

From a resurgence of retro prints to an explosion of florals, the latest wallpaper trends are as bold as they are beautiful. If you are looking to refresh your home, here are five trends that ...

Speaking to the Mirror, the leading colour expert has opened up on what colours we should consider shying away from in our bedrooms – and what colours we should opt for instead. “I’d avoid ...

Fitted bedroom furniture is a great way to maximise and organise your storage space – but it's also a big investment. That’s why we asked 2,966 Which? members and members of the public to rate their ...

If you're in a smaller space or want a new TV for a bedroom, a 48- or 50-inch model is an ideal fit. The best 50-inch TVs still offer a reliable viewing experience, and they're often more ...

When Noelle Marcus, who would go on to found Nesterly, was studying urban planning at MIT, one statistic caught her attention: 54 million spare bedrooms sat empty each night in American homes.