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I'm an artist and I can tell you, find a local artist for a painting, even if they don't have your particular thing they will gladly make one for you. You support local artists AND have an original piece to enjoy and pass on to your family, it's a win-win situation :)
I have a watercolour of an industrious sea harbour where I used to live. A pastel picture of the Oxford skyline done by a friend’s mother and a beautiful dish made by a potter I used to work with. Then at Christmas I get a montage of cards out which I’ve collected over the years and have been painted by friends following art courses in retirement. All lovely snowy scenes of their houses! All valued so much more than commercial tatt. If you’re not so lucky with creative friends, you could always get a banana and tape it to the wall. 😉
You seemed to me a bit underrated and shadowed by some “top-designers” on YT, but actually your guides are the most elaborated and fitting best to my needs, thank you!
Thank you so much for all these ideas and the pictures to illustrate. Very inspiring. Apart from the first one: I never got the thing about having so many pillows on a bed. Whether in a 5 stars hotel or at home, these just bother me so much as I have to remove them all to keep just the ones I need to rest and sleep. And what a pain to tidy the room!
I just wish a 10' x 14' would _fit_ in my bedroom, lol. But really it was my choice, so I can't complain. 🙃 I took the smaller room and made the big one into the guest room so I could fit a big bed and a reading nook for guests to have their own space. I don't need a reading nook - I literally have an entire library. 🙂
I’ve seen you using and mentioning strip lighting in quite a few videos. I’d love to see a video focussing specifically on these; choosing, size (length), placing, installing, and evaluating whether it’s worth replacing an existing light.
Ahh interesting, didn't know this would be upvoted this much. I'm planning to remake one of my old lighting videos, maybe I'll make a multi part series with different types of ambient, accent, and task including strip lights.
@@reynardlowell Yes, please. I just learned there are flat ones and round ones, and cuttable ones, and different amounts of lights per meter of strip ...
Switched to an Emma mattress and pillows about 3 months ago, and we've been loving it. No backpain anymore, and you don't feel your partner moving when they roll over. We had really old crappy mattresses, so anything would've been an upgrade tbh😅 But we'll probably get one for the spare bedroom as we have people over quite often.
I agree that design comes down to layering and texture. Could you do a video (or an article in your newsletter) about how to layer and texture a small bathroom? Thank you!
I’m still with my cottage look of the 1980s. I love it and no amount of fashion is going to change it. Even the threadbare look fits, so it saves me a fortune!
Renyard, bedrooms are inherently boxy. First the bedroom is a big box. The bed is a big box, the dressers, also big boxes, windows rectangles, etc. I find the only good and easiest way to introduce a varied form and add interest, is in the nightstands. Of course round nightstands with a drawer. They make a world of difference and a big plus is that there are not corners to scrape yourself in the middle of the night. Most people don't have the room for a rounded "slipper chair", but the only other way is to also add a chair with a very curved lines, if there is room. The bed is the focal point of the room. If the headboard it a little bland or not interesting above the bed, artwork seems to be perfect above the bed. If you are worried about it falling on you, then there are always tapestries, or any fabric or otherwise very lightweight wall hanging so that won't be a problem. Thanks.
As a person who does not like to have a pendant light hanging above themselves while sleeping, it is really tough for me to think of ideas for which ceiling light to pick for my bedroom. For exampe, using only two ambient lights without a ceiling light, makes the bedroom too dark to properly find things while getting up at a dark winter morning. So I would really appreciate new ideas!
I recently subcribed and enjoy your videos. Your presentation is very soothing and therefore encouraging. I feel like I could do these things. thankyou
@@mark9294 I could have yes at my own discretion, but my windows are almost floor to ceiling, double pane height, so there was no exposed drywall to put drywall screws into. IT had to be drilled into the wooden casing that housed the windows. He had no problem with it; he just would have him come and install them while I helped. That way, if anything went wrong, I wasn't liable, and he had more control over the placement on the wood above the windows.
"Open your windows once in a while"? LOL! Windows should be opened for at least 15 minutes every day to change the air in the room. Of course who am I to speak, I live in Greece, not in Canada. However I do that even when it's snowing outside. We shouldn't breathe stale air all day.
Do you ever cover outdoor dining settings? Debate for me is expensive vs cheap. Is there really a big difference between say a bunnings dining set or ikea set vs something from freedom/castlery/etc?
Do you have space to reorient your bed in the room? If not, one tip I would suggest which Reynard has shared on an older video is to hang wall to wall drapes behind your bed.
I have room for two nightstands on each side of my bed, but technically only one would be visible. Should I purchase one or two nightstands? PS: The only clutter I would have is my cell phone and tv remote. Thanks
Beds should contain either 1, 2 or 4 pillows only - up to a maximum of two per person - up to a maximum of two people. They must all be actual pillows. There is no place for surplus cushions on a bed.
Heres my number one tip. I let my wife do it. Shes amazing at making a house a home, without making it like a show home that you dont want to sit on anything
Hey Reynard. What is the right pillow size for a 160cm bed - queen i guess in US. I do have 2 50 by 70cm and they seems so tiny on a bed. I just don't understand why 50 by 70 is the industry standart.
Do you have a recommendation on high quality curtains that drape well? Ikea uses natural materials but they are so lightweight they don't drape nicely. I'm shopping online so not sure how to tell quality / feeling / weight
Hey! I really like your content and I’m binge watching it for some time now. Idk what happenes in this video, but the audio quality is not what I’m used to when watching your videos. (I really like your content, its just a constructive criticism)
Ohh interesting, is the audio too loud or is the clarity off? I usually notice when something is off but I didn't here and we didn't change any setting. I'll definitely pay more attention to it.
I don't know why many of you keep asking this guy questions. He never answers and rightly so,because if he answered everyone's questions he wouldn't have time to prepare for us his lovely video's, would he ?😂😂😂
I don't get the extra pillows thing? Women love that.... I hate it!! the pillows end up on the floow, collect dirt and then we are expected to put it back on the bed.
Why do you want your bedroom to feel expensive? Why does this channel make good content, then always circle back to how to look expensive or how to avoid looking cheap? It's instagram addicted nonsense. If you find yourself ever asking if stuff looks cheap, it does (and you are not wealthy)
There is perceived quality to expensive versus cheap things. I think he merely means making your space look 'elevated', appearing 'high quality', or feeling 'luxurious'.
Because having a cheap looking space actually affects your sleep and overall mental health. Elevating your space, especially your bedroom, is game changing.
You can have expensive things that look tacky. It is all about taste and paying attention to details. People who are not wealthy are also worthy of an elevated look.
🌙 Find the right mattress for you and upgrade to quality sleep IN A CLICK. Emma has an ongoing sale of up to 50% off on their amazing products and an additional 10% discount using my code REYNARD10. Get it NOW here 👉🏻 www.emma-sleep.com.au/sale?REYNARDEMMA
I'm an artist and I can tell you, find a local artist for a painting, even if they don't have your particular thing they will gladly make one for you. You support local artists AND have an original piece to enjoy and pass on to your family, it's a win-win situation :)
Artist here also, could not agree with you more! Original art is so much more unique than cookie cutter replicated also, imo. ☮️💟
I have a watercolour of an industrious sea harbour where I used to live. A pastel picture of the Oxford skyline done by a friend’s mother and a beautiful dish made by a potter I used to work with. Then at Christmas I get a montage of cards out which I’ve collected over the years and have been painted by friends following art courses in retirement. All lovely snowy scenes of their houses! All valued so much more than commercial tatt. If you’re not so lucky with creative friends, you could always get a banana and tape it to the wall. 😉
my local artist use AI
I like the banana idea.
If you're short of $......it's worth millions !
You seemed to me a bit underrated and shadowed by some “top-designers” on YT, but actually your guides are the most elaborated and fitting best to my needs, thank you!
Thank you so much for all these ideas and the pictures to illustrate. Very inspiring. Apart from the first one: I never got the thing about having so many pillows on a bed. Whether in a 5 stars hotel or at home, these just bother me so much as I have to remove them all to keep just the ones I need to rest and sleep. And what a pain to tidy the room!
I agree with you. They are second on the list of horrid things. The first thing is dolls on the bed, you know, the ones with huge crinolines.
George Kastanza hates dolls on the bed !!
In hotels......those pillows are covered in germs.....ugh
Your voice is really soothing. Thanks for your recommendations and tips.
I put a 10x14 rug in my bedroom - larger than recommended. It made my bedroom look so much larger and cozier.
A larger rug won't make your bedroom look larger.
@ I would have thought the same, but I know it has
Be careful with it for children. Many children develop allergies with rugs.
@ No kids living with me now. Hopefully it will help others
I just wish a 10' x 14' would _fit_ in my bedroom, lol.
But really it was my choice, so I can't complain. 🙃 I took the smaller room and made the big one into the guest room so I could fit a big bed and a reading nook for guests to have their own space. I don't need a reading nook - I literally have an entire library. 🙂
I’ve seen you using and mentioning strip lighting in quite a few videos. I’d love to see a video focussing specifically on these; choosing, size (length), placing, installing, and evaluating whether it’s worth replacing an existing light.
Ahh interesting, didn't know this would be upvoted this much. I'm planning to remake one of my old lighting videos, maybe I'll make a multi part series with different types of ambient, accent, and task including strip lights.
@@reynardlowell Yes, please. I just learned there are flat ones and round ones, and cuttable ones, and different amounts of lights per meter of strip ...
I'd love a video on this too
Switched to an Emma mattress and pillows about 3 months ago, and we've been loving it. No backpain anymore, and you don't feel your partner moving when they roll over. We had really old crappy mattresses, so anything would've been an upgrade tbh😅
But we'll probably get one for the spare bedroom as we have people over quite often.
I agree that design comes down to layering and texture. Could you do a video (or an article in your newsletter) about how to layer and texture a small bathroom? Thank you!
I’m still with my cottage look of the 1980s. I love it and no amount of fashion is going to change it. Even the threadbare look fits, so it saves me a fortune!
Your videos are so helpful! Thank you. 🙏🏻
Renyard, bedrooms are inherently boxy. First the bedroom is a big box. The bed is a big box, the dressers, also big boxes, windows rectangles, etc. I find the only good and easiest way to introduce a varied form and add interest, is in the nightstands. Of course round nightstands with a drawer. They make a world of difference and a big plus is that there are not corners to scrape yourself in the middle of the night. Most people don't have the room for a rounded "slipper chair", but the only other way is to also add a chair with a very curved lines, if there is room.
The bed is the focal point of the room. If the headboard it a little bland or not interesting above the bed, artwork seems to be perfect above the bed. If you are worried about it falling on you, then there are always tapestries, or any fabric or otherwise very lightweight wall hanging so that won't be a problem.
Thanks.
In earth quake zones........all of Pacific west coast, stick with something light weight over the bed.
You could buy a round bed
When I adopted my cat, she quickly taught me not to leave anything on the nightstands, not even lamps.
I am in the middle of that battle right now. She's 2,5 months old now, and she has just discovered my bedstand.
I use museum putty on all my lamps. One off my cats loves to rub against the shades and has knocked them off.
Love your videos man! I need some help with buying the right furniture for my bedroom. Can you make a furniture guide for a small bedrooms? Thanks😃
time to do a makeover for our bedroom, this is coming very timely!! taking notes here. :)
Ohh yes, I look forward to that video!
Rug sizing guide is super helpful, thank you!!
As a person who does not like to have a pendant light hanging above themselves while sleeping, it is really tough for me to think of ideas for which ceiling light to pick for my bedroom. For exampe, using only two ambient lights without a ceiling light, makes the bedroom too dark to properly find things while getting up at a dark winter morning. So I would really appreciate new ideas!
Depending on your room layout, maybe the centre of the room where the light is hanging might be above your feet, not above your head.
Thanks for the mattress suggestion I am sharing this video ASAP with my husband. ❤🎉😊
I recently subcribed and enjoy your videos. Your presentation is very soothing and therefore encouraging. I feel like I could do these things.
thankyou
love love this!thank you! very informative
:10:30 the best thing i did was convince my landlord to allow me to put in long blackout curtains with a opaque white one to help filter light
You had to convince them? Can’t you put in window treatments at your discretion?
@@mark9294 I could have yes at my own discretion, but my windows are almost floor to ceiling, double pane height, so there was no exposed drywall to put drywall screws into. IT had to be drilled into the wooden casing that housed the windows.
He had no problem with it; he just would have him come and install them while I helped. That way, if anything went wrong, I wasn't liable, and he had more control over the placement on the wood above the windows.
Thanks for the useful tips 🙏
Hi!! What is the name of the paint color on the wall behind you? It is very nice and neutral without being yellow!!
"Open your windows once in a while"? LOL! Windows should be opened for at least 15 minutes every day to change the air in the room. Of course who am I to speak, I live in Greece, not in Canada. However I do that even when it's snowing outside. We shouldn't breathe stale air all day.
I do it in England, rain, wind or shine! Usually rain and wind. 😂
Italy here and we do it too! Weekly my duvet and pillow are taken out and put in the sun for an hour or so.
Nice video as usual. I fall for that olive duvet set, any link please?
Hey Reynard, where are your beautiful green bedside tables from?
Where did you get your green night tables?
Too bad they don’t sell their mattresses in the U.S. 😢I would have bought one. Really enjoy your tips🎉
Do you ever cover outdoor dining settings? Debate for me is expensive vs cheap. Is there really a big difference between say a bunnings dining set or ikea set vs something from freedom/castlery/etc?
Look at the joints.
Try rocking it.
Layering with several throws and multiple pillows takes time. Why not if there is nothing better to do.
Layer it with real cats or dogs.
They'll arrange themselves.
We've got 15 feet of floor to ceiling west facing windows in the bedroom! I've yet to come up with window treatments that really work for that room.
Why not get some motorized blinds for the window that are operated with a remote. Then do a simple window treatments.
What is that art peace @ 13:44?
Looks cool for my bedroom
looking for a large rug now!
Thanks
That's, of course, _Back Seat_ by Jennifer Daily. It's a sold-out piece but maybe you can find something else by her that you like.
good vid. Why nail cutter in nightstand? like you cut them in bed?
On the floor beside the bed. No specific reason but I like doing it when chilling and doing nothing.
@@reynardlowell oh nice bin? vacuum? will give it a go, need to stop doing it while there wet.
15:09 What can you do about offset windows in a bedroom?
Do you have any tips for styling a single bed so that it doesn’t look like a kids room?
Any suggestions for a stupidly sized window behind the bed?
Normally beds heads faces the window.
@boxoffisa not possible in this room
Do you have space to reorient your bed in the room? If not, one tip I would suggest which Reynard has shared on an older video is to hang wall to wall drapes behind your bed.
@@katasticone I get it. Bed lamps, a bed carpet, nice curtains would make a difference.
Good gracious - image having to remove 5 or pillows every night and putting them back every morning... never ever!!!
I"m with you there. All my pillows are pillows that are actually used.
I have room for two nightstands on each side of my bed, but technically only one would be visible. Should I purchase one or two nightstands? PS: The only clutter I would have is my cell phone and tv remote. Thanks
Beds should contain either 1, 2 or 4 pillows only - up to a maximum of two per person - up to a maximum of two people. They must all be actual pillows. There is no place for surplus cushions on a bed.
If you read on a made bed there is.
Store them at night in a wicker hamper.
Heres my number one tip. I let my wife do it. Shes amazing at making a house a home, without making it like a show home that you dont want to sit on anything
They no longer sell wives at the stores. I really want one.
@@boxoffisa Got mine 27 years ago. Sold out, sorry
Then buy a husband😂 😂😂 There are plenty of male designers out there
@ I am straight 😊😅
Women just do it better!!
What's the minimum distance between the bottom of the bed and the wall?
Hey Reynard. What is the right pillow size for a 160cm bed - queen i guess in US. I do have 2 50 by 70cm and they seems so tiny on a bed. I just don't understand why 50 by 70 is the industry standart.
I already know I'm missing step zero - have a bedroom instead of a pull out couch as your bed.
Do you have a recommendation on high quality curtains that drape well? Ikea uses natural materials but they are so lightweight they don't drape nicely. I'm shopping online so not sure how to tell quality / feeling / weight
Put lead weights in the hems.
Like the Royals do in their skirt hems....wind!
Pottery Barn curtains are nice. Goes on sale a lot also…or they used to.
Me encantan sus vídeos pero me cuesta entender su pronunciación
Open the transcript and follow along.
Hey! I really like your content and I’m binge watching it for some time now. Idk what happenes in this video, but the audio quality is not what I’m used to when watching your videos. (I really like your content, its just a constructive criticism)
Ohh interesting, is the audio too loud or is the clarity off? I usually notice when something is off but I didn't here and we didn't change any setting. I'll definitely pay more attention to it.
As if I needed more of a reason to have a crush on Reynard, he shows us the clip at 3:53 🥵🤤😳👀
I don't know why many of you keep asking this guy questions. He never answers and rightly so,because if he answered everyone's questions he wouldn't have time to prepare for us his lovely video's, would he ?😂😂😂
First
In America, we keep gun on nightstand.
Mine is under my pillow :)
So someone can shoot you in your sleep?
@@Catinthedesert I'm sorry you are upset Kamala lost but don't take it out on me lady
I’m sorry for you.
@ I’m sorry for her too.
I don't get the extra pillows thing? Women love that.... I hate it!! the pillows end up on the floow, collect dirt and then we are expected to put it back on the bed.
😂😂😂 Yes put them back on the bed.
Why do you want your bedroom to feel expensive? Why does this channel make good content, then always circle back to how to look expensive or how to avoid looking cheap? It's instagram addicted nonsense.
If you find yourself ever asking if stuff looks cheap, it does (and you are not wealthy)
There is perceived quality to expensive versus cheap things. I think he merely means making your space look 'elevated', appearing 'high quality', or feeling 'luxurious'.
Because having a cheap looking space actually affects your sleep and overall mental health. Elevating your space, especially your bedroom, is game changing.
@@TheFlyingBookwormThen he should say so.
@@MotoMortal I think he is. It's implied in the context of his videos.
You can have expensive things that look tacky. It is all about taste and paying attention to details. People who are not wealthy are also worthy of an elevated look.