Design ideas for master bedroom and dressing area

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3 years ago

Want some ideas to modernise bedroom and make the open dressing area more modern.

Looking to have a dressing table in the bedroom.

What colours and style?

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Ellie
3 years ago
Maybe tackle one bedroom at a time?
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3 years ago
Thanks for the input
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E D
3 years ago
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I think it would help people here if you can say what kind of style(s) you like, to better advise you.

Are these photos of a house you have yet to move in to, or is this your bedroom currently?

Also, the layout of the bedroom/dressing room/en-suite(?) is not quite clear from these pics. Maybe you can take some more?

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