We love the modern simplicity of this minimalist master bedroom by M Architecture. At its center, a gorgeous glass-enclosed ensuite takes up virtually no visual space, thanks to its invisible walls and sleek, streamlined elements - sink, shower and...
4 Apr 2012 | Bedroom Interiors |
Take a gander at this simply serene bedroom design of a certain San Francisco home. Don't you feel relaxed just looking at this bedroom? All the natural light, the white walls, the light colored wood which flows beautifully throughout...
24 Feb 2012 | Bedroom Interiors |
Apart from being a joy to look at, this romantic bedroom is whispering to us about a little DIY photo idea. A collage is not a new idea, clearly. But it's the mood of this room and this little...
2 Feb 2012 | Bedroom Interiors |
If you are feeling in the mood for an industrial romance, this eclectic bedroom interior should do the trick. Why is it so great? Let's begin at the top. The exposed concrete ceilings are heavy and lower the ceiling visually. Against popular belief, this is not always bad, especially when the color scheme is on the light side. It makes the room cozier, smaller and subconsciously increases the feeling of safety, which is perfectly appropriate for a bedroom. Of course, if it’s too extreme with dark colors in a very small room, some may feel claustrophobic and that’s not good - there is a balance that needs to be met. Taking a cue from your space is important - in this case, the room is quite large, the color scheme is light, so a ‘lowered’ ceiling works. Let’s move on. The texture of the ceiling, the ceiling lamps, the open Stolmen closet from Ikea, abstract art over the bed and the vintage chests all instill this industrial, raw, open minded vibe. It all gets warmed up with romantic touches like the shag, the fur, the weathered, white, wrought iron chair and happy pops of color like pink and turquoise. What do you think of this eclectic style mix?
via Mi Casa Revista.
Photo credit: Andina de Kino Acosta & Tapia
6 Dec 2011 | Bedroom Interiors |
Pillows can be so much more than what they are traditionally used for - as seen in these examples featuring some pretty creative pillow headboard ideas. Pillows are great. They’re cozy, they’re soft and safe, they’re associated with rest and sleep (who doesn’t like that?), plus when they join forces on the wall, a neat geometric pattern can appear creating an interesting focal point. These pillows express a creative idea in a highly unique and decorative way. If you have a big empty space looming over your bed, maybe it’s time to start designing your own pillow headboard ideas.
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29 Nov 2011 | Bedroom Interiors |
