Beautiful Spaces: Master Bedroom

After a long day of work we all need a good rest, and when that happens in a beautiful bedroom even better, right? Here are some inspirational bedrooms to make us dream and some tips on how to keep our bedroom nice and clean.

Via Home to Decor

Tip: Make your bed every day before you go to work. Nothing worse than coming home tired and see that messy bedroom. Once you make your bed your whole bedroom will look nicer, trust me!

Via West Elm
Tip: When vacuuming don't forget under the bed. If vacuum doesn't fit clean it with a swiffer with dry a cloth.

Via Breakfast to Toast

Tip: Use a lint roller on your duvet to remove dust, you'll be surprised at how much dust it accumulates!

Via BHG
Tip: Wash those canopies! They are usually from a very soft, sheer fabric which needs to be wash on delicate cycle and air dry.


Via The Decorista
Tip: Use lint roller to clean lamp shades


Via House Beautiful
Tip: Vacuum the fabric headboard with upholstery vacuum attachment

Thanks for reading!


Best,
Marcela

Favorite Tools.... Vacuum

I’m always asked if there’s one tool you would get to clean your home what would it be?

My answer is a VACUUM!  I think that if you have a good vacuum you’ll have a lot done in cleaning.  Not just the floors but you can also vacuum sofas, corners, edges, baseboards, window sills, even mattresses, etc, etc.

It is important that they have enough power and attachments to do the details (corner, etc).

Here are my favorite ones...

Miele...

 

Dyson...

Hoover...

I prefer a vacuum with bags versus bagless because it seems to keep the dust inside of it.  With bagless vacuums I feel dust gets in the air somehow.  Probably is not what really happens but I feel more comfortable with bag ones, except for the Dyson, that one will trap all dust and keep it all inside!

What’s your favorite vacuum?  Do you consider a good vacuum an important tool for cleaning?

Would love to hear from you!

Best,

Marcela