Bedroom Design Ideas with a Standard Fireplace and Panelled Walls
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Studio DeanEclectic period property, mixed with old and new to create a relaxing, cosy space.
We created several bespoke features in this home including the living room wall panelling and the dining room bench seat. We also used colour blocking and wallpapers to give the home a more unique look.
LNDesignsHaving designed this client’s kitchen, she had me back to give a new lease of life to the bedroom and ensuite. Originally all walls were off-white with a few pops of colour in the furniture, but it was lacking any oomph or cohesion. We began with a feature wall of panelling to frame the bed and complement the period features of the house and carried the colour onto the wardrobes and into the small ensuite.
Although initially my client was hesitant to continue this dark shade through, by painting the bathroom dark and adding green plants, the space feels much bigger now, and more harmonious with the rest of the room.
Inspiration was taken from the original iron fireplace with its turquoise tiles, so the little side table was painted to tie in. The client remembered she had some beautiful pink patterned curtains tucked away so we put these to use and reupholstered the armchair with bed cushions to match. This gave us lots of pink accents to play with around the bed area, balancing the darker tones and adding femininity to this bold and striking luxe bedroom.
Innovative Design BuildOur design team listened carefully to our clients' wish list. They had a vision of a cozy rustic mountain cabin type master suite retreat. The rustic beams and hardwood floors complement the neutral tones of the walls and trim. Walking into the new primary bathroom gives the same calmness with the colors and materials used in the design.
Briggs & ColeStylish comfortable cosy guest room. Bespoke artworks, concealed double wardrobe storage.
Carole Vaudable Interior DesignIn this elegant masculine bedroom, my intention was to create a super comfortable environment within these penetrating dark walls. This intimate setting composed of strong elements like metal, fire and leather is harmonized by softer ones like the representation of the female figure, plants, as well as plush textures.
The homeowner had a vision of a sultry and moody ambiance. He desired a space that is both inviting and mysterious, with bold colors and luxurious textures. We added dramatic light fixtures to create shadows and highlight certain features of the room. The result is a space that is both seductive and sophisticated.
Innovative Design BuildOur design team listened carefully to our clients' wish list. They had a vision of a cozy rustic mountain cabin type master suite retreat. The rustic beams and hardwood floors complement the neutral tones of the walls and trim. Walking into the new primary bathroom gives the same calmness with the colors and materials used in the design.
LNDesignsHaving designed this client’s kitchen, she had me back to give a new lease of life to the bedroom and ensuite. Originally all walls were off-white with a few pops of colour in the furniture, but it was lacking any oomph or cohesion. We began with a feature wall of panelling to frame the bed and complement the period features of the house and carried the colour onto the wardrobes and into the small ensuite.
Although initially my client was hesitant to continue this dark shade through, by painting the bathroom dark and adding green plants, the space feels much bigger now, and more harmonious with the rest of the room.
Inspiration was taken from the original iron fireplace with its turquoise tiles, so the little side table was painted to tie in. The client remembered she had some beautiful pink patterned curtains tucked away so we put these to use and reupholstered the armchair with bed cushions to match. This gave us lots of pink accents to play with around the bed area, balancing the darker tones and adding femininity to this bold and striking luxe bedroom.
Drawn Interior DesignSpace was at a premium in this 1930s bedroom refurbishment, so textured panelling was used to create a headboard no deeper than the skirting, while bespoke birch ply storage makes use of every last millimeter of space.
The circular cut-out handles take up no depth while relating to the geometry of the lamps and mirror.
Muted blues, & and plaster pink create a calming backdrop for the rich mustard carpet, brick zellige tiles and petrol velvet curtains.
In Home Design CenterThis was a small space to work with but we did not compromise on style or size. These clients are doctors and really needed their own space to relax in. It was a lot of fun to design with this family as they so embrace very good about life.
Imperfect InteriorsWe added carpet, panelling & contemporary lighting to this master bedroom. The bold colours and use of velvet make it feel elegant and grown up
Bedroom Design Ideas with a Standard Fireplace and Panelled Walls
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