A nature-inspired bedroom

Parent's bedroom is often the very last room that gets renovated in a family home. This was true also in the case of this bedroom. Before our interior designers stepped in, it was everything but cosy, used mostly as storage and home for mismatched furniture. See how the room went through the changes.
 

Multifunctional but not so functional

The bedroom awaiting renovation had more than one function. It was a bedroom, an improvised walk-in wardrobe and a living room substitute for relaxing and watching TV. As it sometimes happens, a room for everything was not very functional in either of its roles. It was not really a cosy bedroom, not really a practical storage room and not really a comfortable room to relax in. The mismatched furniture failed to create a nice atmosphere.

A moodboard for two

Our interior designers worked hand in hand with the hosts and put together an inspirational moodboard to set the right vibe for the new interior. Varying from sand and stone hues to forest green, the palette is one of a natural paradise complemented by bold prints and contrasts.

A bed in the middle of a room? Hmm... why not!

Multifunctional rooms require clever solutions to live up to the expectations of people who live there. As the room is quite long, first thought we had was to place the bed at one end and the wardrobe at the other. However, in this case there would be no room for TV. This called for an unusual solution and we decided to create a whole wardrobe area at the furthest end of the room and to place the bed in the middle of the room, literally. The high headboard creates a visual division between the wardrobe and sleeping area and the wardrobe doors are minimal in design, thus giving an impression of a solid wall.
 

Thinking out of the box

There is always more than one way to use a piece of furniture. Here, our interior designers prove it to be true with a plant stand that can be used as a nightstand. With its white colour, it also serves as a visual link between the white ceiling light, the window and other elements that pull the interior together in one united style that contributes to cosy atmosphere.
 

The wall opposite from the wardrobe is dedicated to a decorative media solution where the main element is TV board, but it does not dominate the room with its presence. The inconspicuous combination of white and natural wooden finishes creates a calm and naturally attractive combination. An armchair and picture wall give an extra cosy air and distracts from the screen when it is time to calm down and get ready for sleep.