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"I've always wanted to have a hotel-like bedroom," shares Real Living reader Eunice Ostaco in an email interview. "It felt impossible since I was working with a limited space, but with the right choice of furniture, I was able to achieve the look that I was going for." 

Eunice, who is a fresh graduate, used to have a single bed in her tiny bedroom, and her study table occupied "more than half of [her] room". 

BEFORE 

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"When I graduated, I realized that I wasn't maximizing my space so I decided to invest in a bigger bed since I won't be using my working desk as much as before." To free up some floor space, Eunice removed her bulky drawer and replaced her single bed with a full-sized one. Its tall, upholstered headboard not only added an elegant touch to her bedroom, but it also strategically covered up her plain white walls. "I chose a bed frame design with a tall headboard so I wouldn't have to decorate and repaint the bedroom walls." 

AFTER 

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To fully achieve the hotel feel, Eunice also invested in a high-quality mattress! "I wanted to achieve the level of comfort that I get from hotels so I searched for the comfiest mattresses and pillows."

The neutral color scheme gave Eunice's newly decorated bedroom a warm, cozy feel. 

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She also kept her old wooden desk but spiced it up with glass jars that are filled up with pretty dried flowers! 

IMAGE Courtesy of Eunice Ostaco 

IMAGE Courtesy of Eunice Ostaco 

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