Have you ever stood in front of three different bedroom sets in a store and wondered, "which one suits me?" They all look beautiful, but it's hard to guess how it will look in your room, how it will hold up after several years, and how much it will hit your pocket. In this article, we compare three main styles (classic, modern and avant-garde) for a bedroom set in simple language. We honestly show the advantages and disadvantages of each style, and at the end, we present questions you can ask yourself. Even if you don't know anything about furniture, you will be able to read and make a decision. Bedroom set selection starts with style Many people start their search for a bedroom set with the size of the bed or the color. Actually, the first question is different: How do I want to feel in the room? Calm and traditional, or clean and free, or different and bold? The answer to this question determines the style, and the rest of the decisions (material, color, size) follow it. Let's clarify the terms first. A bedroom set usually consists of several parts: Bed (with headboard), Nightstands (on both sides of the bed), Dresser and Wardrobe (for clothes and small items), sometimes a Closet, mirror or puff. The main advantage of the set is that all parts match each other. When separately purchased furniture is gathered in one room, the color tone, wood grain, figure and handles do not match. As a result, no matter how much expensive furniture the room is filled with, it can look…