How to turn your bedroom into a dreamy 'oasis': Organised mum-of-two reveals the FOUR simple tricks she swears by - and how to identify your style
- Chantel Mila, from Melbourne, shared how to turn your bedroom into an 'oasis'
- The organised mum-of-two said there are four simple steps in the process
- Process involves vacuuming the mattress, freshening linen and de-cluttering
- Chantel said to develop a signature style, check what colour your clothes areAn organised mum-of-two has shared the four simple steps to turn your bedroom into an 'oasis', and how to develop a signature style aesthetic for your home.
Chantel Mila, from Melbourne, is known for sharing household tips and tricks, as well as simple recipes on TikTok, and has gained a following of nearly 200,000 people on the platform.
Recently, Chantel shared a short clip about how you can easily make your bedroom 'Instagram-worthy'.
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An organised mum-of-two has shared the four simple steps to turn your bedroom into an 'oasis', and how to develop a signature style aesthetic for your home (pictured)
Chantel Mila (pictured), from Melbourne, is known for sharing household tips, as well as simple recipes on TikTok, and has gained a following of nearly 200,000 people on the platform
1. Vacuum your mattress and keep your linen fresh
The first thing Chantel said you need to do is vacuum your mattress and change your bed linen.
It's a good idea to get into the habit of vacuuming your mattress at least once per month, as this will help to get rid of any dirt and grime hiding underneath.
Chantel said you should also be changing all of your bed linen regularly to keep your bed feeling 'fresh'.
'Don't forget to wash your pillows and doonas every three to six months too,' Chantel said.
The mum added that if you want to, you can also mix baking soda with your favourite essential oil in a glass container and then sprinkle the mixture over your mattress if you want.
The first thing Chantel said you need to do is vacuum your mattress and change your bed linen; it's a good idea to get into the habit of doing this once a month (Chantel pictured vacuuming)
Chantel said it's important to 'anchor your aesthetic' in your bedroom to your bed, and if you choose nude colours, it can be a good idea as they create a 'relaxing environment'
2. Anchor your aesthetic
The second thing to do is 'anchor your aesthetic'.
'Using your bed as a focal point, anchor your aesthetic,' Chantel said.
This may mean investing in some cushions and a throw to add a centrepiece to your bedroom, which you can then build out from when buying other furniture and decorative items.
'Neutral colours make for a relaxing environment,' Chantel added.
If you are struggling to identify what your signature style is, Chantel said there is one easy tip she swears by - look to your clothes and this is what you might want at home (pictured)
3. Identify what your style is
If you are struggling to identify what your signature style is, Chantel said there is one easy tip she swears by:
'If you don't know your aesthetic, look to your clothes,' she said.
'We often wear similar colours that we like around the home.'
Finally, Chantel recommends that you spend some time de-cluttering your bedside, as this is the first area you see when you wake up (pictured)
4. De-clutter your bedside
Finally, Chantel recommends that you spend some time de-cluttering your bedside.
She revealed this is one of the most important areas that needs to be clear in your room, as it sets the entire tone for the space.
'De-clutter your bedside,' Chantel said. 'It's the first area you see when you wake, so make it special.'
You can also finish with linen spray, which will make your bedroom feel like a 'five-star hotel'.
Thousands who saw Chantel's video were impressed online, writing 'wow' and 'I'm definitely going to do this'.
'This is stunning, I love it,' one woman posted.
'Gorgeous, but I need my eye drops and Chapstick by my bed,' another added.
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