There is a reason this country has so many designers, and it is not just the "trade discounts." Designers are willing to do what most people won't; they commit to changing a room and they don't mind spending your money to do it! Truth be told, most designers buy products below retail cost and then mark them up well above that when invoicing you! So when you decide to redecorate your modern bedroom take a second thought before finding your local designer.
Redecorating a modern bedroom is about three main facets: the paint, the accessories, and, of course, the modern furniture. Most people start with the furniture. Logically, that makes sense: the furniture is likely the largest part of the room physically and also financially. Unfortunately, logic here is the problem. Starting with the furniture is the worst move to make. Modern furniture is designed to be unique, but not kitschy. Most modern bedroom furniture doesn't have some unique, cool detail you can "pull out" and build the room around like you might find in traditional or antique styles. Quite the opposite in fact: modern bedroom furniture is perfect because its simplicity makes it adaptable. The same modern leather platform bed would look great against while walls in a New York City loft as it would against deep red walls in a suburban townhome.
