Restful bedrooms by 42mm Architecture
Employing a largely subdued colour palette to evoke a calming environment, the designers add excitement with a careful selection of materials and bold elements like large artworks, interesting wall panels and luxe lights to create an aura of comfort and cosiness.
Coordinated colours and textures
A space created with perfectly coordinated colours and textures to bring a pleasing vibe to this bedroom complemented with an eye-catching large artwork to elevate the modernism of the space. Some potted plants, pouf and a statement rug bring a dash of colour to the bedroom, while sleek modern night lamps mounted from the ceiling give it the modern touch.
Elegance with minimalism
A combination of wall panels and painted wall in neutral tones adorned with a modern painting add oodles of excitement to this elegant bedroom. Statement artwork on a single wall breaks the monotony of the room and adds oomph to it.
Earthy hues and a touch of class
Bathed in the warmth of subtle earthy hues and wood tones, this bedroom is a picture of cosiness. The bed with a high headboard and the collection of artwork adds a touch of class. The addition of a couch and coffee table make it a perfect space for a good night’s rest of the evening full of conversations.
Rest, conversations and entertainment
An extensively crafted bed back wall sets a luxurious backdrop to this bedroom. The louvred panel adorned with artwork and the wooden ceiling bring extra interest to the interiors. The vertical live wall outside adds vitality. The addition of a couch, lounge chair and a television in the room make it a perfect space for rest, conversations and entertainment.
Sophistication with a view
Clean lines, a sophisticated colour palette and textures create a minimal space with a vibe to relax and curl up. Flooded with natural light and wooden flooring this bedroom also has a view to wake up to. The perfectly complementing rug elevates the mood of the room.
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