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Bedroom with No Fireplace Ideas and Designs

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Midcentury Bedroom
Midcentury Bedroom
Inspiration for a large midcentury master bedroom in San Francisco with white walls, no fireplace, light hardwood flooring and beige floors.
Rénovation d'un Garage, Bordeaux
Rénovation d'un Garage, Bordeaux
Au50bis - Décoration et Architecture D’intérieurAu50bis - Décoration et Architecture D’intérieur
Mur de pierres bordelaises restaurées - Mur gris bleuté avec alcove en guise de tête de lit - suspensions de chaque cotés du lit -
Photo of a medium sized scandi master bedroom in Bordeaux with blue walls, light hardwood flooring and no fireplace.
Master Bedroom
Master Bedroom
Beverly Bradshaw InteriorsBeverly Bradshaw Interiors
The clients wanted a soothing retreat for their bedroom so stayed with a calming color on the walls and bedding. Soft silk striped window treatments frame the bay window and seating area.
//BALLU
//BALLU
Beau IntérieurBeau Intérieur
Inspiration for a small scandi master bedroom in Paris with multi-coloured walls and no fireplace.
Bedrooms by Mary Hannah Interiors
Bedrooms by Mary Hannah Interiors
Mary Hannah InteriorsMary Hannah Interiors
Photo of a medium sized beach style guest bedroom in Other with white walls, carpet, beige floors and no fireplace.
Greenbush Ave
Greenbush Ave
ae designae design
Amy Bartlam
Design ideas for a coastal master bedroom in Los Angeles with green walls, dark hardwood flooring and no fireplace.
Nature's Drama: Laurentian Long House
Nature's Drama: Laurentian Long House
Design First InteriorsDesign First Interiors
The key living spaces of this mountainside house are nestled in an intimate proximity to a granite outcrop on one side while opening to expansive distant views on the other. Situated at the top of a mountain in the Laurentians with a commanding view of the valley below; the architecture of this house was well situated to take advantage of the site. This discrete siting within the terrain ensures both privacy from a nearby road and a powerful connection to the rugged terrain and distant mountainscapes. The client especially likes to watch the changing weather moving through the valley from the long expanse of the windows. Exterior materials were selected for their tactile earthy quality which blends with the natural context. In contrast, the interior has been rendered in subtle simplicity to bring a sense of calm and serenity as a respite from busy urban life and to enjoy the inside as a non-competing continuation of nature’s drama outside. An open plan with prismatic spaces heightens the sense of order and lightness. The interior was finished with a minimalist theme and all extraneous details that did not contribute to function were eliminated. The first principal room accommodates the entry, living and dining rooms, and the kitchen. The kitchen is very elegant because the main working components are in the pantry. The client, who loves to entertain, likes to do all of the prep and plating out of view of the guests. The master bedroom with the ensuite bath, wardrobe, and dressing room also has a stunning view of the valley. It features a his and her vanity with a generous curb-less shower stall and a soaker tub in the bay window. Through the house, the built-in cabinets, custom designed the bedroom furniture, minimalist trim detail, and carefully selected lighting; harmonize with the neutral palette chosen for all finishes. This ensures that the beauty of the surrounding nature remains the star performer.
Cortona Master Suite
Cortona Master Suite
Cornerstone ArchitectsCornerstone Architects
This Westlake site posed several challenges that included managing a sloping lot and capturing the views of downtown Austin in specific locations on the lot, while staying within the height restrictions. The service and garages split in two, buffering the less private areas of the lot creating an inner courtyard. The ancillary rooms are organized around this court leading up to the entertaining areas. The main living areas serve as a transition to a private natural vegetative bluff on the North side. Breezeways and terraces connect the various outdoor living spaces feeding off the great room and dining, balancing natural light and summer breezes to the interior spaces. The private areas are located on the upper level, organized in an inverted “u”, maximizing the best views on the lot. The residence represents a programmatic collaboration of the clients’ needs and subdivision restrictions while engaging the unique features of the lot. Built by Butterfield Custom Homes Photography by Adam Steiner
Hillside Sanctuary: Tangerine guest bedroom by Kimball Starr Interior Design
Hillside Sanctuary: Tangerine guest bedroom by Kimball Starr Interior Design
Kimball Starr Interior DesignKimball Starr Interior Design
Moroccan area rug. Asian ceramic stool. Pink, yellow, and white floral accent pillows. Hand-block floral print on natural linen curtains. Mixes of contemporary and Moroccan.
Angelwylde House
Angelwylde House
Webber + Studio, ArchitectsWebber + Studio, Architects
© Paul Finkel Photography
Large rustic master bedroom in Austin with beige walls, dark hardwood flooring, no fireplace and brown floors.
Guest Bedroom
Guest Bedroom
Brian Watford InteriorsBrian Watford Interiors
Photo of a medium sized classic guest bedroom in Atlanta with blue walls, carpet, no fireplace and feature lighting.
Edmonson
Edmonson
Hudson Construction GroupHudson Construction Group
Classic master and grey and pink bedroom in Dallas with beige walls, carpet, no fireplace and grey floors.
Laight Loft
Laight Loft
IncorporatedIncorporated
Josh McHugh
World-inspired bedroom in New York with white walls, carpet and no fireplace.
Bed 01082
Bed 01082
usonausona
Solid bamboo low platform bed with slatted headboard. Available in Queen, King, or California King.
Design ideas for a contemporary bedroom in Philadelphia with white walls, medium hardwood flooring and no fireplace.
2012 New American Home
2012 New American Home
UserUser
James F. Wilson / courtesy BUILDER Magazine
Design ideas for a contemporary bedroom in Orlando with grey walls, light hardwood flooring and no fireplace.
MLK studio
MLK studio
Erika Bierman PhotographyErika Bierman Photography
MLK Studio by Erika Bierman Photography for Good Shepherd Charity Project
Photo of a modern bedroom in Los Angeles with beige walls, carpet and no fireplace.
Bedroom
Bedroom
Harrell Design + BuildHarrell Design + Build
Classic guest bedroom in San Francisco with beige walls, medium hardwood flooring and no fireplace.
Master bedroom
Master bedroom
Laidlaw Schultz architectsLaidlaw Schultz architects
Master bedroom looking toward bathroom
This is an example of a large retro master bedroom in Orange County with white walls, light hardwood flooring and no fireplace.
Vibrant Elegant Total Home Makeover
Vibrant Elegant Total Home Makeover
Maria Causey Interior DesignMaria Causey Interior Design
Christy Kosnic
Inspiration for a large bohemian guest bedroom in DC Metro with grey walls, carpet, beige floors and no fireplace.
Skye in Palm Springs, California
Skye in Palm Springs, California
Woodbridge Pacific GroupWoodbridge Pacific Group
Residence 2 at Skye Palm Springs
Photo of a retro master bedroom in Orange County with beige walls, carpet, no fireplace and beige floors.

Bedroom with No Fireplace Ideas and Designs

Finding bedroom ideas to work in the bedroom space you have isn’t always easy. You might have a small bedroom, an awkward space to work with, or sloping walls that get in the way. Bedroom designs need to incorporate various pieces of bedroom furniture, or built-in storage, in order to give you a relaxing place to sleep as well as hold your various possessions and clothing. But don’t worry, there’s always a bedroom design that will work with the space you have. Get bedroom ideas and inspiration from the thousands of photos from designers and stylists on Houzz; even if you’re struggling with a small bedroom you can find space saving bedroom ideas and clever layouts that could work in your bedroom.

How do I choose the right bed and mattress?

There is only one unavoidable element to your bedroom and that is the bed, so selecting the right one is crucial. The bed is the focal point, but make sure to choose one that still allows for easy movement around the bedroom, whether that is a double, king or super king size. Once you have selected a frame by looking at bedroom design ideas, look to invest in a great mattress. The difference a high-quality mattress will make to your night’s sleep and back health makes this a critical choice – whether you prefer a memory foam mattress or the pocket sprung variety. The recommended shelf life of a mattress is five to seven years, although a top quality mattress may last up to ten. The great news is that a price tag and fancy terminology don’t necessarily reflect the quality of a mattress, so it really is worth doing your research.

What are the best small bedroom ideas?

It’s quite rare to find a property with all bedrooms a good size; even if your master bedroom is well-proportioned, chances are you may have a spare room or kids’ room that struggles for space. But there are plenty of bedroom designs to make the most of any size room. If you need small bedroom ideas for your home go for a bed with no frame, or if you are truly working in a tight space, a storage bed might be your best option. If the room is not your master bedroom, you could also try out a single bed, or even two single beds because this can separate out the space a bit more. They can always be pushed together if you have a couple staying. More space saving bedroom ideas would be opting for built-in shelving and rails for storage and hanging clothes. You can even go for built-in shelves to replace bedside tables, lighting attached to the wall or ceiling rather than lamps, and opt for sliding wardrobe doors which require less room in front. Ensuring your furniture choices are multi-purpose is another great way to save space. For example, a dressing table can double as a work space and a dressing stool with a lift-up lid offers hidden storage. Obviously, the less cluttered a small bedroom, the better, but it doesn’t mean you have to go completely minimal. Adding clever storage pieces, a few pieces of wall art and a rug and cushions can give the room a more ‘whole’ feeling. Easily browse small bedroom ideas on Houzz.

What bedroom decorating ideas should I opt for?

The decorating design you go for will obviously depend on your style and taste, but remember to consider the size and layout of the room, as well as accommodating any existing pieces of furniture or decoration you already own. If you’re not sure what style of bedroom design to go with, take a look through some of these quick guides: Modern – If you’re after modern bedroom ideas then you might want to focus on tying a colour scheme together with pillows, throws and lampshades; blues, greys and shades of white will give a sleek, contemporary feel, while pops of brighter colours will give your room a modern punch. If you don’t go for a statement headboard for your bed, then look for a great piece of artwork, some shelving to create a stylish vignette or maybe a few frames to create a gallery wall, to go above the head of the bed. Some statement lighting pieces on the bedside tables can complete a look, too. Traditional – Go for symmetry when it comes to traditional bedroom ideas. Two matching bedside tables, either side of the bed; a classic headboard; an elegant mirror over a dressing table or fireplace; and classic prints on your bedding, curtains and other soft furnishings, will add a definite traditional feel to your space. Add more mirrors, a chandelier and some plush rugs or carpeting to ramp up the luxe-factor. Midcentury – Even if you struggle to find real midcentury bedroom furniture in a good condition, there are plenty of modern pieces that have been designed in a midcentury style, a la ‘G Plan’. Look for beds, wardrobes, sideboards and drawers with legs and in a dark, natural wood. Adding house plants will add a touch of the 70s, and try to hunt down some unique art and accessories, or create your own from salvaged or recycled pieces. View more midcentury designs. Vintage/Shabby-Chic Style – A shabby chic bedroom is all about whites, creams, dusky pinks and greys. Pick out light and delicate floral patterns and try upcycling some old wooden furniture by painting it with chalk paint to give the slightly worn look. Adding fresh flowers, candles and a few light materials will complete the shabby chic look. If you want to stay away from whites and florals, vintage bedroom ideas could include a bit more colour, rustic elements and eclectic decoration. Again, if you can’t find real vintage pieces, look for vintage-inspired designs or transform an unloved item into something unique for your bedroom. Eclectic – Pretty much anything goes when it comes to eclectic bedroom ideas. Lots of colours, prints and decoration are allowed, so try experimenting with fun wall art, loud wallpaper or bright or patterned bedding. Scandinavian – Scandinavian design is about natural materials, simple design, lots of white and tactile furnishings. If you want to add some colour and tone then pastels, greys and shades of black will work well. Try adding (fake) fur throws or rugs and linen bedsheets for a cosy feeling. Wooden floorboards are a big thumbs up when it comes to Scandi bedroom ideas. Industrial – Go for lots of wood and metal if you’re after an industrial bedroom look. Exposed brick is also often seen as the epitome of industrial, but if you can’t work that into your bedroom, then instead look for metal bed frames, desks and shelving, and lighting with exposed wiring. Add soft greys, whites and dark materials for a moody look, or stick to block colours if you want something brighter.

How do I find kids’ bedroom ideas?

If you’re looking for girl or boys’ bedroom ideas for your children, then it’s best to check the Kids’ Room ideas page, where you can filter to see boys’ room ideas, girls’ bedroom ideas or neutral schemes. You can also see teenage bedroom ideas and inspiration for nurseries.

How do I choose the right bedroom furniture?

Whether you only need a few bits of furniture or you’re looking at whole bedroom furniture sets, it’s best to first think of placements and layout in your bedroom space. You might have some great bedroom ideas, but if you go for many, large furniture pieces then none of it will work together if the space doesn’t allow. Once you’ve decided on how many pieces you can fit in comfortably, then you can think about the bedroom furniture style and design. White bedroom furniture is popular for those that want a calming, restful feel, but there’s nothing to stop you injecting colour into your bedroom if you want to. Browse Houzz’s range of bedroom furniture to pick out the styles and colours you think could create your perfect bedroom design.

How can I find specific interior design ideas for my bedroom?

For tailored bedroom designs and decorating ideas that come recommended by experts, you can look at hiring an interior designer in your area to help you plan your new bedroom. Many offer affordable one-room rates and are flexible when it comes to working with you online and offline.

If you still haven’t found what you’re looking for, take a look at these popular bedroom ideas:

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