Sitting in front of the television envying people getting their homes made over may be a great way to pass the time, but in reality only a few lucky fans are actually chosen to a have a room redone by their neighbor on Trading Spaces, their home completely remodeled by the Extreme Makeover: Home Edition team or a quick room redesigned as a surprise on the Oprah Winfrey show.
So, what do the rest of us do when we want to remodel our bedrooms? We could hop in the car and drive to local stores to view paint colors, furniture and bedding accessories, but these days all that effort is unnecessary.
The Bedroom Furniture Source, an online company, is revolutionizing the way people are thinking about their bedrooms by offering the average person the chance to get a custom designed bedroom while staying on a budget.
The designers will actually talk with people by phone or participants can elect to take an online questionnaire to help people achieve the designer bedroom of their dreams. The designers at The Bedroom Furniture Source can provide their customers a new bedroom complete with bedding accessories and even suggested paint and flooring ideas.
“People can come to our Bedroom Design Center with a budget and the style they are looking for, and we will help them redo their bedroom space with new furniture, comforters, pillows, sheets and curtains,” says Chuck Rosselle, president of The Bedroom Furniture Source. “We will even suggest paint colors to go with the room.”
And the possibilities are endless; people can choose the type of room they want from modern, contemporary or traditional styles. The folks at The Bedroom Furniture Source have created everything from ultimate romantic spaces to fun rooms for children with lofted beds, according to designers that work at the company.
One of the main goals of the company is to make sure people are happy with both the quality and the price. “All of our products are available on Froogle for comparison shopping, and we offer free shipping to our customers that spend $750 or more. All they have to do is paint the walls and assemble the room,” Rosselle says.
Not only does The Bedroom Furniture Source offer remodeling help, they also offers tips, articles and suggestions about redesigning rooms in your home.
The Bedroom Furniture Source offers the following tips when working with an online designer:
§ Be sure to give the designer a good understanding of both the kinds of styles that you like as well as the styles you do not like.
§ Make sure your budget is realistic. For example if your budget is $200, don't expect to get a $1,000 bedroom complete with 600-thread count sheets.
§ Send the designer a photo of the space you want to redesign. It will give the designer a better idea of the space you are redoing as well as an understanding of your style.
§ Make sure the designer is aware of how open you are to new ideas. If you already have a clear idea of what you want, make sure you share that with the designer.
§ Don't be afraid to ask the designer about different ideas he or she may have. It may give you a better understanding of what you want to do with the space.
“What we offer is a do-it-yourself project made simple,” Rosselle says. “We give people the tools they need to get the look they are after without spending a fortune.”
Cheryl Ferrara, a new customer to The Bedroom Furniture Source, says, “I was trying to find a comforter with a high thread count when I came across The Bedroom Furniture Source online. I was a little hesitant about making a purchase online, but I am glad I ordered from them.”
“I ended up with a high quality product at the best price around. I plan to order new comforters for my sisters for Christmas,” Ferrara adds.
To start a makeover on a bedroom in your home or to find more tips on bedroom design, visit www.bedroomfurnituresource.com.

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