How to Style Your Most Luxurious Bedroom

We want your bedroom to feel as luxurious as it looks, which is why it’s important to choose quality bed linen. Look for natural fibres like cotton or linen, which feel soft and breathable against skin. By investing in quality pieces (and following the proper care instructions, of course), your bed will age like a fine wine for years to come. 

If you’re after that five-star hotel feeling at home, you can’t go past our 1200 thread count Millennia and Palais collections. The higher thread count gives these sheets a beautiful weighty feel, paired with a sateen weave that’s smooth to the touch with a subtle lustre. Does it get more luxurious than that? 

When you think luxurious bed, you probably picture a pile of fluffy pillows so big you can jump right into it. And whilst we might not recommend that many pillows, we do recommend at least two standard sized pillows with a nice soft loft. Feather & down pillows are a good option for that lofty, fluffy look — or if you prefer a feather & down alternative, we have you covered there as well. Layer in a couple of European pillows for a classically luxe look, and finish with a decorative cushion. 

Ambient lighting goes a long way to setting the look and feel of a space. If your bedroom already has a built-in dimmer switch, congratulations. If not, lamps are your best friend. Style a lamp or two in your bedroom and kit them out with smart bulbs, et voilá — you now have customisable mood lighting at your fingertips. Plus, it’s a renter-friendly and budget-friendly option. 

A well-placed rug is another renter-friendly design tip that packs a serious sartorial punch. Can’t paint your walls or change your carpet? Introduce colour and texture with a rug. Choose your rug depending on how much space you’re working with — a large area rug underneath the bed can help to separate your sleeping space from the rest of the room, or if your bedroom is on the smaller side, try a runner-style rug next to or at the foot of the bed to add variety (and protect toes from cold floors in winter). As far as which style of rug to choose, there are no rules here. Whether your style is classic Persian or Kilim, or a more modern geometric or minimalist style, what’s important is that you choose something you’ll love living with.