Bedroom design

It is always an advantage to design the interior of the whole house. It can thus be unified in material and color. The bedroom reflects the inspiration of the Nordic style, as well as throughout the house. Floating floor imitating wooden planks, furniture in wood decor or basic white, light shades of glacial blue. simple, practical and elegant interior design.

At first glance, a simply furnished attic bedroom, which, however, lacks nothing. The standard solid bed is complemented by custom-made furniture, hanging drawers with the function of a bedside table, a dressing table with a mirror, a corner wardrobe without handles with tip-on opening or a built-in wardrobe with sliding doors copying the slope of the roof. Blackout blinds, table lamps, necessary decorations, books, paintings and the dumb servant. In time, perhaps only a piece of carpet will be added.

The luxurious Hästens bed is complemented by an upholstered headboard highlighted by a solid frame. The massive frame is suspended transversely through a large-format mirror behind the dressing table. The bed is optically separated from the door by a dressing room, which is represented by two parallel furniture sets.

An unmissable feature of the bedroom is the luxurious Hästens bed in Solid Brown. The view is pleased with the dark brown, wood-veneer Pacific Walnut tobacco, lacquered format in a sand shade, and everything is underlined by a wall trowel with a silver accent. Aligned with feeling and taste.

A pair of designs of custom built-in wardrobes. In one variant, the headboard with bedside tables seamlessly transitions into a wardrobe, divided into four parts, with a hinged door with handles. In the next, a sliding door without a handle was chosen, to save space.

New apartment with a large terrace. The owners wanted to help with the furnishing of the bedroom and the settlement of the outdoor terrace. She enchanted them when choosing an apartment and which they wanted to make the most of.

Interior doors blend in with wood paneling extending to the ceiling. It is a cladding system and a hidden door frame from the JAP company. From this company there are also sliding doors to the dressing room, aluminum profiles with glass filling with a touch of gray.

The generous space of the original bedroom, where there was also a desk, was artificially partitioned with a plasterboard partition, creating a separate dressing room. It didn't t harm the room in any way, on the contrary, the owner got a spacious storage. In the adjoining smaller room, a home study was furnished, also in a fine feminine style. The custom-made furniture was made of matt white and light gray laminate board in combination with the wood decor of the very popular natural oak.

 A canopy bed. This is how the bed looks at first glance thanks to the paint behind the head that goes into the ceiling panel with LED lighting (so-called starry sky). Oak veneered furniture is combined with gray matt lacquer. Bedding in darker shades will also add elegance to the space.

The guest room is more of a suite, consisting of two spaces. Living room and bedroom. These are separated by a furniture set from a TV wall from the living room and a wardrobe on the side of the beds. Varnished surfaces together with the vertical texture of Makasar and a decorative wall trowel create a sign of luxury. Backlit wall panels illuminate the room in an ambient way. The floor in the bedroom is partially covered by an atypical custom rug.

The most important element of the bedroom is of course the bed. In our presentation, the sides of the frame have the shape of a beveled block, which is supported in the space by a glass leg and is also projected alternately in the wall cladding, in which the LED backlight is built-in. Dark walnut veneer with high gloss is used on the furniture and on the door to the parents' bathroom.

The elongated room intended for the bedroom was divided by means of a wardrobe that can be used on both sides, thus creating two optically separated zones - sleeping and beauty. The part with the bed and the central cabinet is designed in a combination of natural oak and a warm shade of gray. For a smaller part of the room with a dressing table, which is shaded from the window, was chosen together with the oak lighter - cream color.

Attic bedroom with a simple dressing room is designed in cream colors, with a decor of natural Kendal oak and contrasting royal blue. The dressing room is partially separated from the bedroom by a plasterboard partition and an oak slatted partition. The frame with vertical chips decorates the room interestingly.

The double bed is lightened by jumping on its base and together with the LED backlight, creates the impression of levitation. Adjacent bedside tables extend along the rest of the wall, passing on one side into a tall library. The wall is lined over the entire surface with various LTD formats in natural oak decor. The upholstery includes an upholstered headboard and an inserted shelf, deliberately chosen in a distinctive black design. The combination of surfaces (white, oak and mirrors) optically breaks up a large area of ​​the built-in wardrobe occupying the opposite side of the room.

When entering the bedroom, at first glance you see a distinctive red wallpaper - Exception Fleur Rouge. The furniture and wall paneling are made of dark tobacco oak in combination with a black gloss. In contrast, a light oak floor, a cream upholstered bed and a beige mottled carpet were chosen.

 One wall is rounded, the other wall curved. The furnishing of the bedroom in this atypical space is designed in two variants. The double oak double bed is a typical product, only the chests of drawers breaking along the wall are made to measure to exactly copy its curvature.