2014 Sexy Bedrooms Decorating Ideas for Valentine's Day.

Find some inspiration here and create your own romantic bedroom, whether you dream of a lavish suite or prefer beautiful on a budget. You'll love these ideas to try in Valentine's Day.! I hope you find these ideas useful and inspiring to you

Come-Hither Drapes : The draped entryway for this bedroom refreshes while adding an element of mystery.

High Hopes : Tucked away in a loft, this bedroom is as fun as a treehouse, but with the style of a penthouse suite.

Sexy Script : Handcrafted artwork above the headboard and the plush sleigh bed create an enticing look.

Rustic Meets Romantic : With salvaged barn doors and fabric borrowed from menswear, this Master Bedroom  mixes rough and tumble with luxurious.

Rich Animal Print Suite : Tap into your animal instincts in this richly textured master suite.

Preppy Pad : This abode leans towards feminine, but keeps it sexy with a lushly padded headboard, lovely linens, and moody lighting.

Eclectic Meets Luxe : The contrast of vaulted pine ceilings and richly textured wallpaper perfectly compliments a bed piled high with pillows and comforters.

Spa Contemporary Bedroom : David Bromstad created this crisp contemporary bedroom with a relaxing spa as his inspiration.

Art Gallery Inspiration : This Novogratz designed room uses graphic window treatments, statement-making art, and a bold rug to leave a lasting impression.

Masculine Hotel Chic : Everything from the nailhead trimmed headboard to the pure white bed linens begs for you to curl up in bed and order room service.

Caribbean Contrast Bedroom : Dark, tropical wood tones and airy white sheers evoke your own private island retreat.

Cozy Fireplace Master Bedroom : No matter how frightful the weather, an en suite fireplace sets the scene for romance.

Cabana Style Bedroom : Shuttered doors and a private patio turns this bedroom into your own private island.

Lush Texture Master : Rich silk, fuzzy faux fur, and patterned velvet more is more in this decadently sexy room.

Moody Bedroom with a View : Contemporary touches and dramatic dark walls create a space perfect for snuggling up and watching the sun set over the swaying palm trees.

Cool Comfort Master Bedroom : From Sara Richardson, these icy tones of cream and grey provide a perfect setting for steamy nights.

Feminine Wallpaper : The floral pattern on the bed wall disguises the awkward placement of the windows, giving the space an attractive look.

Go Big : The oversized patterns mixed with trendy colors make this space a much desired space for rest and relaxation.

Repurposed Beauty : You wouldn't know this was an old table at first glance, but Designer Brian Patrick Flynn cut it in half and updated with the a hot pink hue.

Cozy Sitting Area : Everything about this bedroom sitting area is eye-appealing, from the white enamel paint on the mantel to the elegant Venetian mirror. The chaise by the fire is a great place for cuddling.

Saving Living Room Update 2014 Ideas

Take your living room from ugly to beautiful with these affordable updates.you'll love these ideas to try in 2014! 

I hope you find these ideas useful and inspiring to you ...... Enjoy it !!

Coffee Table Chic 

Here are my go to items for styling a coffee table: a stack of two to four coffee table books, a decorative box (or a smaller pair of boxes, stacked), a decorative object such as a shell or Moroccan star, and a tray. Any three of the four look great (bigger tables can handle more stuff). Add a small bouquet of flowers for extra credit. Voila  instant chic! . by : Elaine Griffin

Bright Lamps 

Give an old lamp new life. Spray paint the base a bold, glossy color. Buy an inexpensive shade, and trim it out with grosgrain ribbon. The lamp will look 10 times more expensive than it is and be unique to your home. by : Erin Gates

Color Theory 

Problem: Boring mantel Solution: Conquer a blank mantel with color. Choosing one common color such as yellow gives unrelated objects a unifying theme. Shop your house for items in the same color family. Pitchers, plates, books, and pottery come together to make this interesting grouping.

Pretty Pillows 

Pillows are an instant way to decorate a room. Take a neutral palette and give it life with colorful fabrics and textures. Use pillows to accentuate a color in a room or to introduce a contemporary element to traditional decor. Choose a slightly oversize pillow with a feather filled insert for a softer, relaxed look. by : Kelly Moseley

Quick and Easy 

Problem: Plain upholstery

Solution: Dress up plain chairs by adding a colorful scarf or fabric runner. This is an easy way to add color to a room. You can change it on a whim or with the seasons.

Color Blocking 

Paint the inside of a cabinet a bright, bold color and fill the shelves with white objects for a striking, graphic display. You can also round up nonwhite items, such as vases and figurines, and give them a few coats of white spray paint.

Twin Bedroom Pictures : HGTV Dream Home 2013

The tropical hues of sea glass inspire the color palette in this fun, children's bedroom where furnishings and accessories are easily changed to accommodate adults.

 About the Twin Suite Bedroom

"That's the sea glass bedroom," says interior designer Linda Woodrum, who packed the second-floor guest space with saturated hues of tidal blue and green, inspired by weathered bottle glass that washes up on the shore. Painted furnishings, striped walls and a floral-butterfly motif keep the room fresh and feminine.

Powder Room Pictures : HGTV Dream Home 2013

A diminutive space inspired by beautiful marsh scenery, the powder room hints at the first floor color palette and design style. 

 About the Powder Room

Hinting at the coastal chic design and color palette of first-floor spaces, the powder room makes a modern statement while remaining fresh and fun. Striped walls and brightly colored cabinetry provide a feast for the eyes; an antiqued mirror bounces light throughout the room and provides the one pop of lived-in and loved elegance.

Best Fresh Decorating Ideas to Try in 2014

Give your decor a boost with these fresh decorating ideas. You'll love these ideas to try in 2014! I hope you find these ideas useful and inspiring to you ...... Enjoy it !!!!

What's better than one rug? Two! Layer a smaller rug on top of a larger one to add dimension to a room. In this living room, the smaller rug defines the seating group. This trick works well if you have your eye on a rug that's a little pricey. If you start with a simple, solid base rug, you can buy a smaller, less expensive rug to add the pattern you crave.

Bedding sets are easy because everything is already pulled together for you. But the overall look can sometimes lack a little pizzazz. Swap out one or two items in your bedding set for something new, such as bright blue shams that pick up on the stripe in your duvet.

For a less permanent take on a pop of color, look to pillows, which can be purchased (or made) for a song and are easy to switch out. Buy a few basic pillow forms, then buy or make new pillow covers when the itch for a new look strikes.

Bring geology into your decor. Include real geodes and agates in a vignette. Or take the less literal route and use fabric or pillows bearing geode and agate patterns.

Not just for art, this soft and gauzy technique makes a splash on everything from fabric to tableware. Try watercolor patterns that include deep colors for a strong presence.

With a light construction and a reach to lofty heights, an etagere draws a commanding presence without taking up much visual space. These towers of shelves are ideal for living rooms, bathrooms, and dining rooms and provide plenty of storage and display space.

Lauded for its warmth and sheen, gold is a must-have metal in decor. It brings both richness and coziness to a space. Try a burnished finish for a subtle look.

One unique chair paired with a desk or a sofa can make a room sing. Look for a chair that has a standout frame or eye-catching upholstery. Select a chair that will mesh with the scale and style of the rest of the furniture. This wishbone chair is the right fit for the desk but would look diminutive next to a large sofa.

Combine utilitarian and rough-hewn for an of-the-moment look. Both industrial and rustic decor imbue a utilitarian feel. Industrial style takes its inspiration from machinery, and rustic elements are drawn from rural settings. Get the look by using metals and woods with worn finishes, clean-lined furnishings, and plenty of chic gray.

Switch subjects and take a decorating cue from geography. Frame maps for wall art or decoupage pages from old atlases on a variety of surfaces. Globes also make world-class additions to displays and vignettes.

Think of your home as the museum of your life. Instead of stashing mementos in boxes, find ways to use them in your decorating. Frame memorable ephemera, put vacation souvenirs on display, and include favorite family pictures throughout the house.

For chairs that aren't pushed up against a wall or tucked into a corner, consider an unexpected treatment for the chair backs. In instances where the backs of chairs are highly visible, such as dining room chairs or armchairs that "float" in a room, a different fabric or a contrasting color adds flair.

Wallpaper is a decorating tool that is back and better than ever. Fresh colors, patterns, and textures bring wallpaper back into the spotlight as a sophisticated option for walls. For a small change, consider wallpapering just one wall in a room or the back of a bookshelf.

If you're springing for new floors, consider laying the planks on a diagonal for an unexpected twist.