Need help with bedroom design pls
i need help with this room. its a big room (bed in picture is a super king) but it is awkward due to the windows, radiator placement and the wardrobes!
i want to keep the bed and the carpet, everything else is open for change, what would you do?
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PROProyectoszeza
last yearGood morning, I work for several design platforms, in my profile you can find several works done by me. The quality of my renders can be seen in any detail of the room.
In the case of your bedroom, based on the color of the bed, we would make various designs, combining colors and styles. Here is a bedroom that I use last, quite peculiar, it also depends on what you want in the bedroom, TV… reading area, etc. You have to let me know all of this so that I can get closer to what you need.
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last yearlast modified: last yearId prefer to have curtains but i think the radiator between the windows will make them fall odly. what does everyone think? if not curtains, perhaps blinds a bit like these to soften that side of the rooms and to contrast with the white wall?
Sonia
last yearLove the last one but don’t mind me as I’m a traditional decor girl at heart. If you prefer softer more neutral shades then go for that. You don’t have to exactly match the colours and in fact variations of the same shade looks very smart and adds interest. Have a look at Kelly Hoppen, she does taupe and grey in a very elegant way. Yes to Roman Blinds, love them. This is Kelly Hoppens bedroom all taupe and beige but a variety of those shades. The second is her design where she adds a little black to lift the scheme.
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