All Natural Bedroom Design and Installation
Natural materials are predicted to be popular for bedrooms in the coming year. Choosing natural materials for your bedroom furniture, for example, is not only sustainable but also better for you. Using natural cotton bedlinen contain fewer toxins and, can help you regulate your temperature better ensuring a better night’s sleep.
Don’t forget your windows. Apparently opulent velvets are out and more rustic is in – such as natural linen and textured sheers, but for all of you who have now sighed deeply there is a move towards bolder wooden shutters. The ‘in’ colours for shutters are blues, greens, or blacks – to really make a statement.
It’s not just bedding and windows that can be all-natural in the bedroom either, adding elements of natural materials such as wood and stone also work well, whether that’s through thoughtful accessories or bigger such as panelled walls.
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Our process
It’s time to consider the way you will use your bedroom. Do you want somewhere that you can store a lot of items and clothing?
Have a think about what main features you want your bedroom to have. For example, is a walk-in wardrobe your number one goal or would you prefer built-in wardrobes that cleverly maximise your storage.
Try and imagine your existing bedroom without any furniture in it – hard we know, so it might be worth getting out a tape measure, paper and pen, and jotting down rough measurements.
Knowing how much space you’ve got to work with will help you to choose how to furnish the room.
Stand back and try and visualise how you would use the space.
It’s important to understand the size of your room so that you can determine which size bed you’ll have and what furniture you can fit in. You also need to leave enough floor space for moving around.
Make sure there’s sufficient room for moving around the bed, space for getting dressed, and for any furniture that you want, such as dressing table.
Decide what elements you believe are crucial in your new bedroom. Work out a budget that fits comfortably with you. Don’t forget to cost our accessories, wallpaper and paint etc to complete your project.
Make an appointment. We can come out and see you, take precise measurements and give you advice on how to best maximise your space.
This is when you can describe your dream bedroom to us. What features are you really hoping for in your new space? What are the things that you really wouldn’t like to have.
Once we’ve taken a brief from you, we will then draw up a plan of your new bedroom – and this is when the magic starts!
You’ll have access to design ideas, fixtures and fittings, décor and styles and be able to look at our own bedroom display areas for inspiration.
We have many different ranges and styles, from modern and sleek to sophisticated and elegant. Remember you can use either freestanding furniture or our modular systems.
If your space is limited – use neutral, light colours. Try to avoid overloading your room with furniture and accessories, it will look cluttered and make your room appear smaller – minimalism is key.
You will receive a CAD drawing of the layout of your new bedroom so that you can see for yourself just how your new space will look.
At this stage you will need to sign off on all the furniture, units and accessories so that we can push on with ordering everything in time for installation.
We, at CNG Design make the entire process of installing a new bedroom as easy as possible for the customer.
Having been installing bedrooms for many years, we can design, order and install your bedroom with such professionalism and accuracy you will be glad you chose us.
We oversee all aspects of the installation and liaise with each tradesman involved in the process and benefit from knowing that our in-house installation team are highly trained professionals in the fields of joinery, plumbing, plastering and of course all the electricians we work with are highly qualified.
Whilst undertaking work within your home, the CNG team will make sure that your space is respected. We will remove and dispose the old bedroom, packaging and other rubbish left over from the installation and make sure that everything is left clean and tidy, not only after project completion, but at the end of every work day.