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Master Bedroom with Navy Fluted Feature Wall
About Master Bedroom Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It is a navy blue fluted panel that runs behind the headboard, with a soft ombre paint fading from beige into blue above it. The grooves catch the light and give the bed a real anchor without needing loud decor.
Yes. There is a tall ribbed-glass wardrobe with a brass frame on one side, plus a navy open shelving unit and a wood floating console under the TV, so everyday things stay tucked away.
The curved false ceiling carries a cove strip that throws a warm glow, backed up by recessed spotlights. A slim vertical wall light on the feature panel adds a nice bit of drama at night.
Definitely. Keep the fluted feature wall and the upholstered bed, and swap the extra settee for a simple chair if floor space is tight. Send your room size to the designer and it can be scaled down.
It depends on the wardrobe size, the panelling and the finishes you pick, so the best move is to share your room plan and get a proper quote rather than a guess.