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Do You Have a "Master" Bedroom? You Shouldn't! Tips for
Remodeling Your Bedroom
By Jeanette Joy Fisher
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word "master" is an antiquated term that suggests
control, domination, and inequality, and in today's
cooperative partner and/or single parent household, the
label "master suite" has become obsolete. In that light,
master bedrooms would more properly be called "main
bedrooms" in today’s society. |
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Far removed from
the hubbub of family rooms and busy kitchens, the
bedroom is the place where your day begins and ends.
Surprisingly, however, main bedroom redecorating
frequently ranks near the bottom of most people's home
renovation lists. But if you want an immediate uplift of
your emotional state, there are few projects that will
do that more effectively than remodeling your main
bedroom. Remodeling Your Main Bedroom for Happiness:
The main bedroom, with its softened textures,
serene artwork, and muted patterns, intimately
captures the warmth of a home. Passion colors,
such as red, purple, royal blue, rose, or the
gilt of gold, add drama and indulgence.
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bedroom design with private times in mind,
beginning with the purpose of the bedroom. Do
you want a Passion Boudoir, Reading Room, or
Private Sanctuary? Passion Boudoir: French women are known to create the sexiest bedrooms
in the world, and like many French women, today's
homemakers often plan for sex and decorate accordingly,
creating evocative, enticing bedrooms. Here are a few
suggestions for creating a Passion Boudoir:
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