Homestyle New Zealand

RELAXIN’ ALL COOL

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1 When

restyling your bedroom for autumn, begin by coming up with a tight edit of just a few hues. Having a defined colour palette in mind means you can rest assured that any new additions will work in harmony with the pieces you already have.

2 Here

we kept things cool and calm by teaming an ash-coloured chambray linen duvet set with an oatmeal linen pillow and matching euro for tone-ontone simplicity. Additional cushions in complement­ary shades but different textures dial up the luxury.

3A

private space such as this is the ideal place in which to dedicate a wall for use as a gallery for artwork, family photos and mementos that you want to admire every day but don’t want to have on display for guests. Choose a common shade for your frames to tie the items together, and add other curios to the wall to vary the compositio­n.

4A

bench at the end of the bed is the would-be bedroom stylist’s best friend. A practical spot for books and tomorrow’s outfit, it also serves as a full stop for the story you’ve created with your bedding. The key here is size: too small and your bench will look out of balance with the bed; too big and it’ll dominate the room. Aim for something that’s close to but no larger than the width of your bed. You could also try a pair of chests or stools, or a row of baskets. •

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 ??  ?? LEFT: REAR, FROM LEFT Kiondo basket (used as planter), $69.90, cittadesig­n.com. Ceramic wall hanging, POA, ceramiccol­lege.co.nz. Palm Single photo frame, $94.90; Prado 3 photo frame, $209; Ombre pendant light, $539; Linear two-tier side table, $440;...
LEFT: REAR, FROM LEFT Kiondo basket (used as planter), $69.90, cittadesig­n.com. Ceramic wall hanging, POA, ceramiccol­lege.co.nz. Palm Single photo frame, $94.90; Prado 3 photo frame, $209; Ombre pendant light, $539; Linear two-tier side table, $440;...

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