59,775 Bedroom Design Photos

Photo by Nathalie Priem

Stanford Wood Cottage extension and conversion project by Absolute Architecture. Photos by Jaw Designs, Kitchens and joinery by Ben Heath.

© Claire-Isabelle Trevidic - Photographe

FOTOGRAFIE Zooey Braun Römerstr. 51 70180 Stuttgart T +49 (0)711 6400361 F +49 (0)711 6200393 zooey@zooeybraun.de

NICOLAS MATHEUS

Lisa Zhu

Jack Hobhouse Photography

architect: Hervé Marullaz - www.marullaz-architecte.com photography: Neil Sharp - www.sharpography,com

This bedroom consists of four zones; the main sleeping area with the TV hidden behind the curtain, the reading area of a very low armchair, the make-up desk area that is not visible in this shot and the dressing area. Photographer: Philip Vile

Being handed a clean slate on a Beach Retreat with a 20m lap pool and guest house in the Hamptons NY was undeniably a unique opportunity and to be tasked with reviving it as a haven for hospitality and repose was a true joy. Set on 2 acres of lush greenness and in close proximity to the beach, this California Case Study inspired house is not necessarily what traditional connotations of the Hamptons evoke and consequently needed a truly unique and openminded approach. The brief was to create a retreat – in the true sense of the word. A place where our clients could arrive seamlessly from the hectic everyday to find familiarity and respite in a fully realised sanctuary of welcoming comfort. We chose an understated path of simplicity and tranquillity, responding to the immediate landscape, colours of the environment and orientation of the building to give the interior a strong connection and responsiveness to its location and context. Blue was significant in the palette as a reflection of the surrounding coastline as were hints of yellow and the exterior, painted in a warm grey, allows the home to nestle and balance itself within the lush green surroundings of summer and the icy white snow coverings of winter. Room layouts were re-planned to make the most of the natural light, a new kitchen designed to enable entertaining and the indoor/outdoor aspect of dining was rationalised with a set of 4 identical tables catering for anything from 2 to 20 people – a simple solution but one that enables the balance of intimate retreat with welcoming hospitality. The large Roy Lichtenstein “wallpaper” became the focal point of the living room – a giant visual reminder of the simple human need to create spaces for pleasure and reflection – it mirrors what we’ve achieved in this home’s expression of seclusion and relaxed aesthetic, while embracing our client’s passion for contemporary art. Overall, the concept embraces and enhances the house’s open airy feeling and extensive decks – creating cheerful, sheltered spaces with a richly layered yet casual holiday atmosphere. This, in turn, encourages a true appreciation of the lush and enviable surroundings, maximising the affect of “getting away from it all”. Photography: Jonny Valiant

Matthieu Salvaing

Love this guest room in calming pink, with complementary touches of sea green and brown. Bespoke matching rose pink bedside tables and fun printed chocolate brown polka dot lamps add colours to the space with a nod to the beach via vintage wall mounted oars. Photographer: Nick George

Luxury master bedroom with walk around dressing room and ensuite.