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We take a look at how you can decorate your bedroom romantically depending on which type of couple you are.
4 Min Read | By Gemma Curtis
Last Modified 20 September 2024 First Added 6 February 2019
Your bedroom is a place for sleep, rest and romance and your inner interior designer may want to add some loving touches to the room. Whether it’s to surprise your partner, or just improve the décor, there are plenty of little changes you can make for the better. In this infographic, we look at some romantic bedroom ideas to implement, depending on what type of couple you are.
Valentine’s Day comes around every year. Some love it, some hate it, some don’t really care. A study from the University of Illinois found that there are 4 types of couples. We take a look into their bedrooms to see how they could improve their décor this Valentine’s Day.
These couples are 100% dependent on each other. This Valentine’s Day they’ll no doubt do the whole works- candlelit dinner, champagne and presents galore.
75% of men will buy their partner flowers this Valentine’s Day!
For a touch of opulence choose low watt bulbs so the light isn’t too harsh.
Instead of going overboard, choose a couple of scented ones. Jasmine and Ylang Ylang are both calming and aphrodisiac scents.
Choose one reflecting both of your tastes. A pattern with a small amount of red is ideal as it is the colour of passion.
Classically beautiful and traditionally given as a symbol of love. They’ll look far more chic than rose petals.
These guys have a large group of mutual friends and tend to base their decisions on everyone else rather than each other. You’ll probably find them on a double date or a group night out this V-Day.
People between 25-34 are the most generous age group spending an average of £33 on gifts!
Your brain remembers bad memories more easily that good ones, so it’s nice to celebrate your favourite memories by seeing them.
To personalise the space with your initials.
To leave each other notes and start every day with a positive.
Make your bedroom a space for just you two. 22.6% of people experience conflict in their relationship due to the over-use of mobile phones.
This type of couple have a relationship of extremes- one minute they are madly in love and the next minute they hate each other. They’ll either have an evening of passion or tears ahead, depending on what happens throughout the day.
Around 10% of all marriage proposals in the UK happen on Valentine’s Day!
Grey is the most relaxing and blue prevents nightmares.
Wool carpet feels beautiful and soft underfoot and shag pile rugs are a warm, cosy way to wake up.
For a boutique-hotel vibe. Velvet and silk are the best fabrics.
For the perfect mood music. 55% of people say that playing music enhances their intimate moments.
These couples have plenty of ups and can focus on negativities to make relationship decisions. They’ll probably go out somewhere fancy and have a lovely time… unless one of them forgets the occasion!
An estimated 37 million dates take place on Valentine’s Day each year!
Yo make it feel like a super snug den.
To increase the comfort. Vary the textures and colours keeping the same palette.
Adds instant romance. The low brightness eases our eyes preparing our body for rest.
Let fate decide by choosing a date option from the jar. Couples who have a regular ‘date night’ are 14% less likely to split up.
What are your romantic bedroom ideas for Valentine’s day? Let us know in the comments!
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