If relaxing and rejuvenating is the vibe you’re seeking for your own bedroom, you’ll want to take some notes. We reached out to a handful of interior designers and relaxation specialists to get their top tips on how to turn your bedroom into a relaxation oasis. Not only will this provide you another spot to get in a more restful mood before returning to bed, but it also makes for a great reading nook during the day. According to Sun, the addition of bright pinks and reds can increase the romance in a relationship; however, limit these colors to accents in the form of pillows, throws, or decorative pieces. “Use softer pinks for your bedding or wall color. Otherwise, it can be too overwhelming.” Try not to position your bed under the lower angle of a pitched ceiling or a ceiling fan, says Sun. These features have a “depressing” energy that will literally push you down while you sleep. Also, be sure to avoid positioning your bed under a window because it lacks the symbolic support and protection of a solid wall. Headboards, especially those made of solid wood, are considered good feng shui because they provide the added strength and support you need behind your head. This “less is more” approach applies to your closet too. Make sure your closet is clean and organized, which will help you give you a sense of control over your life. Add plants in the corners of your space to help prevent energy from stagnating there. When choosing your light, make sure to provide a variety of sources, including overhead, table, and wall lighting. This will allow for many different uses all throughout the day. Read more about our Diversity and Inclusion Pledge to make The Spruce a site where all feel welcome. The simplicity and soft color keep the room in the peaceful zone—not at all spicy or hot, despite the use of a traditionally warm color. Although there are very few purely decorative items in this bedroom, it’s not at all stark or cold. That’s because of the soft color, warm texture, and little touches of comfort—a peaceful haven, not a bare room.