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@mrphoenixgrey<\/a>

Replying to @Tay Cue the offensive comments. For years, bedroom design has been stuck in the \u201clight and airy\u201d trend \u2014 white on white on white (bonus points if you added an accent slat wall in 2015 and are still pretending it\u2019s fresh). But let\u2019s be real: the last thing you need when you\u2019re trying to sleep is a blinding wall bouncing light back at you like a reflector board on a photo shoot. Personally, my modern bedroom isn\u2019t a glowing sanctuary \u2014 it\u2019s a cave. The darker the bedroom color palette and materials, the more light gets swallowed, the faster I can pass out. Science even agrees: bright rooms = less melatonin = more tossing and turning. So yes, I\u2019m officially starting a petition for dark and moody bedrooms. Who\u2019s signing, and who\u2019s still clinging to their 2015 shiplap wall for dear life? \u2022 \u2022 #bedroomdesign<\/a> #modernbedroom<\/a> #darkandmoody<\/a> #moodyinteriors<\/a> #bedroommakeover<\/a><\/p> \u266c original sound - Design Daddy<\/a> <\/section> <\/blockquote>