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Master Bedroom with Arched Stone Headboard Wall
About Master Bedroom Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
The wall behind the bed mixes a fluted panel with a natural stone-look surface, framed by a slim arch and two lit niches on either side. It gives the bed a soft focal point without needing a bulky headboard.
Yes, there is a curved lounge chair on one side and a cushioned seat built into the bay window, so you get a couple of quiet corners to read or relax away from the bed.
It stays in warm neutrals, cream and beige walls with light wood tones, which keeps the room restful and easy to style with almost any bedding.
It does, there is a wide window with a built-in seat and a roman blind, so you can let the light in during the day or soften it when you want.
Yes. The stone headboard wall and one lit niche can be kept, and the lounge chair or window seat can be dropped if space is tight. Share your room size with the designer and it can be reworked to fit.