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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.

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Get a Better Night's Sleep

Follow our simple tips, and you'll be on your way to a better night's sleep.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Choose a Serene Color Palette

Choose a color palette that helps relax your mind. Neutrals and pastels have a calming effect.

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Purify the Air

Place a plant near your bed to help purify the air.

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Surround Yourself With Soothing Scents

Bring the spa home by placing natural, soothing scents like lavender or jasmine on your nightstand.

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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!)

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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.

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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.