David Deem 714-997-3486 Dave@DeemTeam.com Many homeowners are hesitant to install too much technology in the bedroom. After all, doing so can easily make your sleeping space feel impersonal or cold. When done correctly, however, it’s possible to harness the best of modern living while still keeping your bedroom cozy and inviting. Here are a few tips for doing just that. High-Tech Window Treatments There’s no denying that the right window treatments can warm up any room, both literally and visually. Whether you have blinds, shades or drapes, a smart system will allow you to take complete control via your mobile device so you can open them up without getting out of bed. You can even set a schedule to wake up to natural light each morning. Smart Bulbs Smart lights can also be controlled through your phone, but the benefits don’t end there. With the right bulbs, you can even adjust the color temperature as needed. From a gentle glow to a full-spectrum of vibrant shades, there are end...

David Deem 714-997-3486 Dave@DeemTeam.com According to marthastewart.com, colors that inspire self-care and calm are the way to go for your bedroom walls these days. As we try to balance the many stressors of life, and decompress from our technology-driven days, a carefully chosen shade of paint in the bedroom can go a long way toward helping us relax. Try one of the following colors to create a more soothing environment in the room where you need it most! Mossy gray.  Tap into nature with this botanical shade of gray that has its roots in nature. The green tones in this hue trigger the mind to relax and unwind so that you can get a good night’s rest. Pale yellow.  This comforting tone provides you with the perfect neutral palette so that you can personalize your bedroom to your liking. Light and warm, pale yellow pairs well with a variety of other colors, such as grays and browns. Old-world blues.  This shade of blue has the right amount of green to keep it from feeling ...

David Deem 714-997-3486 Dave@DeemTeam.com If your house has limited space, your kids may have to share a room. Bunk beds can help you make the best use of available space and give your family options in the future, but there are possible problems to take into consideration. More Space for Play and Storage Young children need lots of space to play, as well as room for a toy box, shelves and dressers. With two single beds taking up valuable floor space, the rest of the room can feel cramped. With bunk beds, you could maximize the use of vertical space and make the entire room feel bigger. In addition, many bunk bed designs feature built-in drawers and shelves where kids can arrange their belongings. Privacy and Independence For kids who share a bedroom, privacy can be hard to come by. With bunk beds, each child will have an individual space to read, do homework, write, draw or sleep. If your kids have different sleeping schedules, the overhead light can be off, and one child can use a cl...

David Deem 714-997-3486 Dave@DeemTeam.com While world peace is a great idea, if you want to add a touch of calm to your life, begin with your bedroom. Your room isn't merely the place to rest your head, it's where you wake, and the vibe of your room can set the tone for the rest of your day. Below are five tips for bringing a peaceful vibe to your bedroom. Choose calming colors.  While red or orange may be your favorite fiery hue, when picking shades for your room, choose soothing, calm colors like light blue or a gentle gray. Pick minimal patterns.  Keep the fun, funky patterns for the living room throw pillows. Busy patterns can make us feel crowded and overwhelmed, so minimize zany patterns in your sleep space. Clear the room of clutter.  Create a sanctuary in your bedroom by keeping it clear of clutter, from laundry to oversized furniture. Spend a few minutes before bed each day storing any items you pulled out, close the closet doors, put the books bac...