Before renovation, bedrooms are often crowded with mismatched furniture, uneven flooring, and poor ventilation. Many people live with noisy ceiling fans, curtains that don’t block light, and wardrobes that never seem to fit everything. Sleep suffers, but you blame stress instead of the room.
During renovation, the room becomes unlivable for a while. Mattress in the living room, clothes packed in sacks, dust everywhere — it’s uncomfortable but necessary. Electrical points usually have to be changed because old ones are loose or poorly positioned.
After renovation, the difference is not just beauty — it’s quality of rest. Better airflow, blackout curtains, organized wardrobe spaces, reading lights, and charging points beside the bed change daily life. The room finally supports rest instead of draining energy.
Real tip: Invest in ventilation, curtains, and mattress first. Fancy décor comes last.