Master bedroom - help please!
Hello talented folks, We just moved into a new house development. Just before they completed the bedrooms we decided at the last minute to reunite 2 rooms originally planned to make one large master bedroom with ensuite. As a result we have a room of 5mx 6m with windows on both sides which looks very dull. We also had a mini partition of 1.20m by the entrance of the room that creates a small entry hall / corridor and protects the view from the bed. Having spent lots of time (and money) on the other areas, I must say we are having a design blocage and can't quite decide on what to do with this room- additional storage around the bed? dresser? desk? lounge chairs? curtains, rugs, lamps? and each inspiration picture just add to the confusion. So we are looking for fresh ideas and advice to make it a more cozy. We like neutral colours, and contemporary design and want to keep our very comfy king bed. (size is 180x200cm) Below are the layout plans as well as a few pictures on how it looks like currently. there are 2 lights with switches but the power plugs are on the wall on the left where the bed currently is- so the other option to change the position of the bed closer to the closet area requires some electrical fixes to have plugs etc... Any suggestions ideas to decorate it and make it warm would be very much welcome. thanks in advance for your time and help!!! current layout
layout option entry into theroom
entrance
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nsamijo
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoRelated Discussions
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Comments (14)Agree with all the suggestion, def need a blind. With regards to clothes think about how much you need to store, on hangers or can be folded. I have tiny wardrobe but with shelves so holds loads it was an up-cycled old gentlemen's wardrobe I think. A friend is just making hanging wardrobe from old wooden ladder. She saw idea on pin interest....See MoreMaster bedroom - style ideas please
Comments (4)Hi. Have you ever considered a real interesting eye catching piece of art work to really brighten up an area, I think a select piece of art would really make the space stand out, add interest, colour, texture and add a great talking point to the room.... Please check out my website if you like the idea and please get in contact, commission work is also welcomed so if you like a particular style I can do in a select colour palette and size as an original piece…..I’m also able to produce all original paintings in high end print format, in any size same or smaller than the original. (all within proportions to the original so not to cause distortion) All prints shown are Giclee prints onto soft textured fine art media. All prints come with a white border these can be made to measure too. So lots of options, www.guigsart.co.uk...See MoreAdvice please :) Master Bedroom layout
Comments (7)Hi Laura, You want at least 700mm between the end of the bed and wardrobes, this allows you to walk freely through the space but 900mm is more ideal. I agree with Sonia though, keeping the bed against the chimney breast and having built in wardrobes on the opposite wall seems the most sensible option. Plus you can then make a real feature out of the alcoves. Maybe consider adding some dramatic lighting to the alcoves (floor lamps, pendant lighting or wall lights) or shelving works well too as you suggest....See MoreColour advice for master bedroom please
Comments (13)If you're quite set on going blue Avril then yes, why not try the Oval Room Blue tester - nothing to lose and it's your room, so go with what you're drawn to! Just bear in mind that it is in that column of blues on the F&B chart which have some grey and green in them so it will likely read as greener and "duller" on the wall than it does on the chart, with the lighting conditions I think you may have (it's guesswork though just having seen photos taken at one time of day, and knowing that Inchyra came out greenish). So if you do want to try some other blues alongside for comparison, you could move along to the right of the chart where there are warmer, redder undertones in the blues - eg Lulworth, Cook's, Pitch, Stiffkey Blues. I would personally find the latter two too dark in that space as it might feel a bit cave-like as it's at basement level, but it's personal preference. But if you also have that concern, you could also try some lighter/brighter ones like Blue Ground or St Giles....See More
Ludo Gallagher
7 years agoAlso, people overthink flow. Your space is huge, you have too much flow. It's nice to have stops along the way. Here are some inspirational pics to show how natural colours and textures can make a big white space like yours look super expensive yet as if you haven't even tried. Definitely add the biggest rug you can find, la redoute really is very affordable and stylish on this matter when they have their 40pc off home deals (which is fairly regularly).
Also Desenio.co.uk have fab cheap art. Check out their collections which go together. Just three or four could make your room look more like a purposeful gallery style as opposed to un decorated blank space. Would love you know how you get on.
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PROV.I.P Walls Interior Specialist
7 years agoHi
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A 3D wall that comes up from the bed and links in with the ceiling like in the picture below would look fantastic in the white as pictured below again. we offer allsorts of feature wall products to really give a room depth and create an impact.
nsamijo thanked V.I.P Walls Interior SpecialistLudo Gallagher
7 years agoThis would look great in your room, add texture and is fairly easily achieved by yourself. Just buy some lightweight pine boards. Paint them white if you prefer to remain neutral. This would really ground your bed.
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