Bedroom Designer vs Interior Designers

Bedroom designers

Bedroom designers and room designers in general have been around for years.

Second Living Room / Study

Our main objective with this space was to bring in some colour to reflect the rest of the house. In order to do this we have recommended you purchase a navy armchair with thin legs to sit between the doors/ windows under the shelving on the wall. Beside it we have a small light timber side table to work within the tight area.

We have also brought in a pink velvet desk chair to inject some colour into the desk area. This will break up the white of the desk. Once again it is recommended to place a neutral rug in the space to help shape the furniture in the room. By doing this it reduces the likeliness of furniture to be 'floating' in the space. Another artificial tree has been recommended to give the room some life along with some decor pieces specifically for the bookshelf to go between book stacks. this helps break up the books and style the shelving.

Master Bedroom

Following on from the living and dining room we have continued the use of blues and pinks in this room. As this is the master we have layered a coverlet and throw on the duvet cover. We have also layered multiple textures and shapes within the cushions to give some depth to the bed.

By using a fresh white linen quilt cover set it keeps the room light, in turn giving the illusion of a bigger space and allows the colours to work together to create a feature area. To compliment the colours we have also added in some solid pink lamps and layered decor items to fill the large exisiting bedsides. As we are bringing in a grey bedhead it is recommended that the artwork goes above the bench seat so that it doesn't overcrowd the room in one spot.