How can I make a sexy room?
Question:No specific theme, just sexy.
Answers:
Why do you need to market it so agressively? If you are cute...there is no need to say it. If you're not.sell it hard and people might believe.
just walk into it...of course...
Put me in it!
Good luck!
Red or Blue light Bulbs
Satin sheets
Scented candles
Purple sheer panels as curtains, leopard print area rug, diamond chandelier, lots of furry pillows on the bed, large black and white prints on the walls, silver accented hardware on the drawers and lots of mirrors.
I would choose a sexy color like red this use like black and white accents. Find like black and white photo's, posters. etc. On allposters.com they have sexy black in white posters, or naked photos etc. I think that would be sexy. Use like sheer fabrics.
use deep jewel tones, no pastels, no pink or light blue. get some small accent lamps that just give off a dim light.
put some candles in there,
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somber colors, dark lighting (put the lights down low), stress of deep red (the sexy color everyone knows is red) scented candles lighted, curtains drawn..be creative and good luck with the rest.
fuzzy handcuffs, whip, lol! :-D candles, hearts, berry white music.
add a pole?
First, you need warm, red tones. Red is the color of romance; pink is generally more light-hearted and darker reds are sexier. You will also need a carpet, curtains, and bed coverings with sensual textures, like satin or velvet or lace. Make the bed the showcase of the room, with lots of pillows and maybe a canopy. It should be the first thing people notice when they walk into the room.
Then you will need to make an appeal to the senses. Lighting is most key for this; buy pink light bulbs or at least a bulb with a dim, warm hue. All bulbs should be obfuscated by lampshades. Make sure that every light and every combination of light is perfect. The lights should not overpower the eyes, instead casting long, sinuous shadows. Then buy a spray, essential oil heater, or scented candle with a floral (gardenia, jasmine, or roses) or musky (vanilla or rosewood) scent.
If you did all of these things, the room would probably be very over-the-top boudoir but that may be what you are going for. Even a few of these tips should make your room very inviting to others - good luck!
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