Rustic Radiance The scene outside this Salt Lake City bedroom built by Magleby Construction might be chilly, but inside, the vibe is warm and cozy. The ceiling and the wall behind the bed are covered in reclaimed wood planks that add rustic charm. Note that the bed has open shelves at the base to provide storage.
Arrange Your Room Simply If you wish to simplify your inner self, arrange your rooms sparely. Simplicity is about stripping away what is not useful. Determine whether something is truly necessary, and if it is, then take good care of it. This is different from frugality. Frugality is about subsisting with things of low value. By value, I’m referring not only to its price — it also includes the depth of feeling toward such items. Living simply means, for instance, that the mug you use every day for coffee is a mug that you really like — one that you take good care of and that you use for a long time. Acquire only good things that will truly be needed. A lifestyle of simplicity is the fundamental practice that will hone the mind.
3. A deep windowsill. Adding a few inches to your windowsill or installing a shelf in a window recess creates a handy place for books, jewelry, charging devices and more. If it’s next to your bed, you can use the sill as a nightstand. As you can see, this shelf perches over a radiator. A radiator without a cover or a shelf like this is a missed opportunity in a small bedroom.
Iron Ore by Sherwin-Williams
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