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Bedroom

Bedrooms are a space to wind down at the end of the day

Most homes lacked functional and mood lighting to support different activities and create atmosphere. In the meantime, many Kiwis look to get natural light into the house.  

37% of New Zealanders say they require complete darkness to sleep, compared to the global average of 28%. 

A common problem was insufficient and inflexible window treatments that let light and noise into the bedroom.

30% say having their favourite pillow is the key to getting a good night’s sleep and this is seen more in Baby Boomers than younger generations.  

11% of New Zealanders find heavy covers are needed for a good night’s sleep, especially for Gen X which made up 14% of these people.   

37% of families claim to face challenges with clothing storage in the bedroom

Particularly expressing frustration with the inflexibility of their built-in wardrobes. New Zealanders face challenges with how to utilise the space they have available effectively, resulting in wasted space. 

“We don’t have enough space for our clothes! My clothes are in our main bedroom closet, and Sam’s clothes are in the spare room closet. Even with an additional freestanding wardrobe and chest of drawers, it’s not enough. Maybe we just have too many clothes?” - Olivia