The Ghana Project: Primary Bedroom

In the chaos of daily life, finding a calm corner to kick back is as crucial as finding Wi-Fi in a coffee shop. A primary bedroom retreat is your personal haven of solitude, especially amidst the lively and culturally rich backdrop of Ghana.

So, grab your imaginary hard hat and let's embark on the adventure of planning The Ghana Project's (TGP) primary bedroom.

The Ghana Project: Primary Bedroom

Choosing the Right Color Palette

The colors we choose for the TGP bedroom significantly impact the moods. For a calming effect, we used soft, neutral tones such as:

• Earthy browns and beiges

• Soft and earth greens inspired by Ghana's lush landscapes

These colors can create a tranquil atmosphere, making it easier to relax and unwind.

TGP - Primary Rest Space

Incorporating Natural Elements

Ghana is known for its beautiful natural scenery, so bringing the outdoors inside can enhance the calming ambiance of the primary bedroom. We added:

• Wooden furniture crafted from local materials, such as teak or mahogany.

• Indoor plants like snake plants or peace lilies to improve air quality and bring a touch of nature indoors.

• Natural textiles, such as cotton or linen, for bedding and curtains.

  
  

These delightful elements not only create a calming environment but also connect the space to Ghana's rich natural heritage.

TGP - Primary Retreat View

Creating a Cozy Atmosphere

The TGP Primary bedroom is essential for relaxation. Here's what we did to enhance the comfort of the retreat:

• Added plush throw pillows and blankets for extra warmth and comfort.

• Used soft lighting, such as dimmable ceiling and bedside lamps, to create a soothing ambiance in the evenings.

These touches make the bedroom feel inviting and warm, perfect for unwinding after a long day.

TGP - Primary Bathroom

Intentional Cultural Touches

Ghanaian culture is rich and diverse, and incorporating local art and textiles can add a unique touch to the primary bedroom.

We added:

• Traditional kente cloth in the artwork as well as using it in future bedroom throw blankets.

• Displaying local artwork or crafts to celebrate Ghanaian heritage through vases and wall art.

• Using handmade pottery or woven baskets as decorative elements.

  
  

These cultural touches make the retreat feel personal and intentionally connected to our roots.

TGP - Primary Bath - Artwork View

By incorporating soothing colors, natural elements, cultural touches, and cozy comforts, we created a personal sanctuary that reflects both tranquility and heritage. We want residents to embrace the beauty of their surroundings and make their bedroom a place of peace and relaxation.

Make Every Day Beautiful,

Tiana