This year, many of us haven’t been able to travel and have been spending more time than usual indoors. To avoid feeling too cooped up, homeowners are bringing nature and exotic destinations into their bedrooms via botanical and scenic-patterned textiles.
Photography: Casamance
This year, many of us haven’t been able to travel and have been spending more time than usual indoors. To avoid feeling too cooped up, homeowners are bringing nature and exotic destinations into their bedrooms via botanical and scenic-patterned textiles.
Winnie Heimgartner-Wong, managing director of Cetec, says: “For urban dwellers, the bedroom is a particularly important space for relaxation and rejuvenation and few things can help us recharge like images from nature or faraway lands.”
Zimmer + Rohde, Casamance, and Travers – all brands available through Cetec – offer a variety of stunning floral-patterned collections that will enliven your bedroom. Besides nature, homeowners have also been weaving stories of adventure and escape into their bedroom designs with scenic feature walls or decorative panels clad in wallcoverings by brands such as de Gournay or 1838 Wallcoverings.
Winnie Heimgartner-Wong, managing director of Cetec, says: “For urban dwellers, the bedroom is a particularly important space for relaxation and rejuvenation and few things can help us recharge like images from nature or faraway lands.”
Zimmer + Rohde, Casamance, and Travers – all brands available through Cetec – offer a variety of stunning floral-patterned collections that will enliven your bedroom. Besides nature, homeowners have also been weaving stories of adventure and escape into their bedroom designs with scenic feature walls or decorative panels clad in wallcoverings by brands such as de Gournay or 1838 Wallcoverings.
Photography: 1838 Wallcoverings
Hannah Cecil Gurney, director of de Gournay says: “When you’re unable to even leave your home, the benefits of a vista surrounding you, and which transports you somewhere else, becomes very appealing.”
When choosing botanical or scenic-patterned textiles or wallcoverings, Heimgartner-Wong says it’s important to consider the colour scheme of your bedroom.
“You want to make sure the patterns you choose co-ordinate well with the foundation colours in your bedroom to create a lively, but tranquil atmosphere. Base shades of green usually work well with prints that include flowers, butterflies or birds,” she says.