At some point in life everyone has to live on their own. It is a given that this means living away from parent, but additionally, living without roommates. Nothing is more attractive than a man who has his own pad and who can pay for his own bills. No one is rushing you to be this kind of person but the need would arise at one point or another.
When the time comes that you are tired of living like a college student, it may be best to furnish and care about what your place looks like. Man cave decor can be quite tricky especially if your are not one for detail and are not aware of the conveniences that furniture can bless your life with. If you can, consider hiring a professional interior designer for the job.
The first thing should be white beddings with quality blankets, more than one sleeping pillows and may be two giant ones. This makes so much difference in the overall interior. Try your best to have an actual bed with a headboard and not just foam that is laying on the floor.
Invest on a dresser where all your clothes go into. Underwear and socks go in the dresser and not on the floor. A night stand on each side would be convenient for putting stuff next to the bed. This do not even have to be tables, it can be a stool where you can put your phone, glasses or anything you may need to reach out for while in bed.
A dresser that can double as a night stand would be a great addition. Not only do you get extra space to put in drawers and other stuff you want to be hidden from plain sight, you have somewhere to put your phone, a glass of water, and a book that is right beside your bed. This saves so much hassle from looking for where you misplaced something.
Having a coat rack and some shelves near the entrance is a thoughtful piece that lets you put your coat, scarves and shoes somewhere that does not look messy. This also encourages you not to throw your jackets and other clothing everywhere. These can either be stand alone racks or hung on the wall. A bowl for keys or a stool is more useful than you probably give it credit for.
A mirror and a bench to sit on near the entrance also helps a lot. A good bachelor would know the importance of these things. There would always be the need to see what you look like before you leave the house. It is not one of those things you can just leave to the imagination. And since shoes are always taken off near the entrance having a sitting spot near there may be needed when you are about to exit.
If you have collection of things, think about a way to incorporate them in the interior as artfully as possible. But if you are not the type to do this, at least have a piece of art in the space. This tells people that you care about culture and have a sensitive side which is very attractive to many people.
Make it a point to have glassware and kitchen utensils. Maybe a full furnished kitchen would be going to far, but having glassware that actually match, is a must. Take note that these are not those you have kept since college, or stole from home or the stuff your ex roommate left that you did not bother to give back. Plain white plates, clear glasses and silverware in sets of 5 should suffice.
When the time comes that you are tired of living like a college student, it may be best to furnish and care about what your place looks like. Man cave decor can be quite tricky especially if your are not one for detail and are not aware of the conveniences that furniture can bless your life with. If you can, consider hiring a professional interior designer for the job.
The first thing should be white beddings with quality blankets, more than one sleeping pillows and may be two giant ones. This makes so much difference in the overall interior. Try your best to have an actual bed with a headboard and not just foam that is laying on the floor.
Invest on a dresser where all your clothes go into. Underwear and socks go in the dresser and not on the floor. A night stand on each side would be convenient for putting stuff next to the bed. This do not even have to be tables, it can be a stool where you can put your phone, glasses or anything you may need to reach out for while in bed.
A dresser that can double as a night stand would be a great addition. Not only do you get extra space to put in drawers and other stuff you want to be hidden from plain sight, you have somewhere to put your phone, a glass of water, and a book that is right beside your bed. This saves so much hassle from looking for where you misplaced something.
Having a coat rack and some shelves near the entrance is a thoughtful piece that lets you put your coat, scarves and shoes somewhere that does not look messy. This also encourages you not to throw your jackets and other clothing everywhere. These can either be stand alone racks or hung on the wall. A bowl for keys or a stool is more useful than you probably give it credit for.
A mirror and a bench to sit on near the entrance also helps a lot. A good bachelor would know the importance of these things. There would always be the need to see what you look like before you leave the house. It is not one of those things you can just leave to the imagination. And since shoes are always taken off near the entrance having a sitting spot near there may be needed when you are about to exit.
If you have collection of things, think about a way to incorporate them in the interior as artfully as possible. But if you are not the type to do this, at least have a piece of art in the space. This tells people that you care about culture and have a sensitive side which is very attractive to many people.
Make it a point to have glassware and kitchen utensils. Maybe a full furnished kitchen would be going to far, but having glassware that actually match, is a must. Take note that these are not those you have kept since college, or stole from home or the stuff your ex roommate left that you did not bother to give back. Plain white plates, clear glasses and silverware in sets of 5 should suffice.
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