Plans for Bed 1

I agree with PLeased Bijou, the pendant light just doesn't seem correct. And it is a completely different style to pendant in the hallway. The bedside lights, in my opinion, also don't seem right. The open ensuite is not ideal. If there is enough wall space either side of ensuite opening, double barn doors would look good as well. If you have throws and cushions bringing in a brown, this would incorporate your bedsides. My favourite tone is the blue with grey and brown shades. As per attached photo. Locate artwork in the same calming tones. The bed head is enough for that wall, with chosen wallpaper. Place artwork on other walls.

Another thought. Could you place your bed against the front wall. I know this is in front of the window. But that could give a wonderful back drop to your bed. You could then use the area near the ensuite for your wing back chairs, jewellery/perfume table etc. almost an extension of your walk in robe and ensuite. Maybe even placing a beautiful privacy screen in the area, to screen the bedroom from the light in the bathroom.

Temple and Webster have a great range on their website. This in turn could give you some ideas when visiting 'real' shops. I have attached photos of products that, I think, would look good with your bed and pendant. Also, maybe a rug to anchor your bed.

agree with all of the above, it's a shame that there's such a large window in the entry vestible to the master, I guess you could use timber shutters on the window to create a wall for the bed to stand in front of, you wouldn't want to view the back of the bedhead from outside, where the bed is now becoming a sitting dressing. The lights need addressing as already mentioned,

Sorry to add another comment, but I'm concerned about the privacy factor of your open ensuite. This is Because your bedroom window is straight in line with your vanity and drying area. On occasions you may forget to close the roller blinds and have a shower, then the street can see straight into your bathroom. Especially at night time. A privacy screen on the outside of that window, or bathroom doors, as previously suggested would be worth considering.

Thanks everyone for the input,

definitely some good suggestions!

We absolutely love the open ensuite and our large corner window so not looking at hiding them at all!

As mentioned in my open post we are getting double roller blinds with pelmets next week which will solve the privacy issue we current have (u can see I used a sheer curtain to cover it currently). We also engaged a landscape designer who will create a nice design for us to look out the window. Our block is private and our master bed is set back 10 m from the street which is very quiet (local traffic only, block low so heaps of privacy).

Does anyone have a bedside table suggestion? I was looking at these ones but not sure if they are a tad too small for the size of the bed!

What are the measurements of this bedside table. The style is good.You need to be aware of the length of your wall. Currently the bed is on the wall 3610. So add up the width of the bed and what space is left either side for your side tables. I would purchase the biggest that can be fitted into the space.
Have you actually been out to the street at night time and looked to see if your bathroom is private? This is when you have the bathroom lights on. As I mentioned in my post, if you forget to close the rollerblinds completely, you may be on show to the street.

Yes sure, you cant see the bathroom:) I am really not worried about it as my block is low and the raining wall and new landscaping will be hard to even see the windows from the street.

Thanks for the bedside table tip, in think the above I sent are too small.