Tried and Tested: These Are the Bed Threads Team’s Favourite Decor Pieces Right Now
When it comes to decorating our own homes, the team here at Bed Threads often look to each other for advice and inspiration. There's nothing like a personal recommendation to ease your mind when making a purchase for the home. From bed frames to vintage lamps, we're often inspired by our studio photoshoots and the homes of our stylish Makers which we are lucky enough to take a peek inside. If you're like us, you've got a virtual wishlist of sofas, artworks and vases saved to add to your own home piece by piece. The following list is all of the decor pieces the Bed Threads team is obsessed with right now.
IKEA Malm Bed
Sometimes simple is best, and no one does simple like IKEA. While we always recommend mixing and matching high and low pieces for a curated aesthetic, you can't look past the Malm when deciding on the perfect bed frame. It features a sleek, Scandi style and the best part is the spacious storage boxes underneath to keep extra clothes, pillows, or blankets. You'll see us styling our Threads on the Malm in our recent photoshoots.
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Thonet Dining Chair
If you ask us, our favourite dining chair is anything from Thonet's bentwood collection, in particular, the No.811 Hoffman. The 1920s handwoven dining chair features beautiful cane and comes in a selection of wood tones from Dark Oak to the pale Natural finish. They're the timeless option that will impress your guests every time.
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Moda Piera Arancini Lamp
If you're after a breathtaking statement piece that doesn't take up a lot of precious space, we've got just the thing—Melbourne-based Moda Piera's Arancini Lamp. This sculptural beauty is both minimalist and decorative thanks to its stunning travertine base and brass features. This lamp is guaranteed to make you want to read a few pages before bed every night as an excuse to interact with this exquisite creation.
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LRNCE Ceramics
Our latest homewares offering from LRNCE Marrakech sold out in the blink of an eye, but don't worry, we'll be re-stocking soon. In the meantime, we're obsessing over images of the vessels that feature a signature painted style in vibrant colours that draw you in for a closer look. Used as a vase, jug, or on its own, a piece from this collection will become an heirloom that you'll want to pass on.
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Vintage Lamps
If you hadn't heard, Instagram is the perfect place to shop for vintage gems. In particular, ceramic lamps with pleated shades are dominating our decor lists at the moment. Functional and downright pretty, they make for the perfect bedside addition or even as a cute desk companion.
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Claudia Miranda Artwork
One of our favourite new artists is Claudia Miranda—a Sydney-based creative whose collection of monochrome and bright pastel paintings instantly brighten our spirits. Her fluid lines and expressive subjects are the perfect addition to your place, no matter your personal style. The best part is that each piece is unique and hand-drawn by Claudia herself.
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Totem Road Bedside Table
We're big fans of simplicity here at Bed Threads. Clean lines and beautiful timber tones never go out of style, that's why we turn to local sustainable furniture company Totem Road when it's time to elevate our bedrooms. You might already be familiar with their beautiful designs that regularly feature on our Instagram feed.
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Houseplants
In our eyes, houseplants count as decor. By adding some indoor greenery to your place, the vibe is instantly more fresh and uplifting and they just look great, too. We're taking inspiration from our most recent Maker and florist and plant whisperer Sophia Kaplan who recently showed us through her plant-filled Annandale oasis.
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