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It’s true, bedrooms are for sleeping, but the ambiance a bedroom has before the lights are turned off is very important. Appropriate decor can help you relax, dream better, and perhaps set the mood for more… aerobic activities. Here are some examples of bedrooms that have been given that extra level of creativity.
You access it from an elevated walkway, ultimately leaving much more space for living than if it was a grounded room. Lofty dreams to ya.
For instance, this is a brightly painted medieval town themed bedroom with a super mini golf course surrounding the bed.
That’s right folks. They climbed from bed to couch, and everything else they needed, excepting the bathroom which was in the neighboring art gallery. This takes artist excentricity to a whole new level.
Maybe you can’t work the magic of a fairy godmother, but you can commission the children’s furniture company Posh Tots to do it for you. The bed alone is $47,000. By the time you pay for this room, you might be the one needing a fairy godmother.
The Nautilus Undersea Suite at the Poseidon Resort, Fiji gives you the experience of living 40 feet under the crystal blue ocean. This is perfect for sweet dreams of dolphins and mermaids, or perhaps the occasional Jaws nightmare.
They commissioned 21 artists to taylor these rooms to appeal to (and perhaps test the psyche of) nearly any patron. There is a Japanese Manga themed room, a room that feel like you are camping on a cartoon mountain trail, and then a room where the boogie man demands you give in to sleep. Whether you actually sleep in these rooms or not, visiting them should be quite an experience.
While finding the bed in this diamond shaped room may prove a unique adventure, I’m thinking the plethora of mirrors makes this a prime honeymoon suite. What? Just me?
Complete with garden theme and all sorts of cubbies and storage spaces for toys and such.
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