8 Ways to Get Better Sleep
You don't need a whole room makeover to get the best R&R. Try our simple tips for a better night's sleep.
Related To:

Photo By: Aaron Wessling Photography
Photo By: Aaron Wessling Photography
Photo By: Aaron Wessling Photography
Photo By: Aaron Wessling Photography
Photo By: Aaron Wessling Photography
Photo By: Aaron Wessling Photography
Photo By: Aaron Wessling Photography
Photo By: Aaron Wessling Photography
Photo By: Aaron Wessling Photography
Photo By: Aaron Wessling Photography
Get a Better Night's Sleep
Follow our simple tips, and you'll be on your way to a better night's sleep.
Clear Clutter
Clearing clutter can help relax your mind for a better night's sleep. Pick up all clothing and fold sideways in a dresser drawer to fit more clothing and for easier access.
Add a Mattress Topper
A better night's sleep starts with a comfortable bed. If you can't invest in a top-of-the-line mattress, add a topper for comfort and support.
Keep Light Out
Use LEVOLOR's Cellular Shades to keep light out — and nosy neighbors. In addition to room darkening, Cell's honeycomb design traps unwanted hot or cold air, allowing for a better night's sleep.
Choose a Serene Color Palette
Choose a color palette that helps relax your mind. Neutrals and pastels have a calming effect.
Purify the Air
Place a plant near your bed to help purify the air.
Surround Yourself With Soothing Scents
Bring the spa home by placing natural, soothing scents like lavender or jasmine on your nightstand.
Keep Electronic Devices Away
An hour or so before bedtime, make a habit of putting your phone and other electronics away. Charge any devices away from the bed (It'll also prevent you from hitting the snooze button without realizing!)
Block Noise
A noisy neighborhood could prevent you from getting a good night's sleep. Wear earplugs or use a sound machine to help you fall into a deep sleep.
After: A Spa-Like Bedroom
With more comfort, controlled lighting and soothing accents, you'll be on your way to a better night's sleep.