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Master Bedroom with Panelled Wood Feature Wall
About Master Bedroom Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It mixes soft beige panels with warm wood strips and a few slim gold lines, so the wall becomes the main feature without feeling heavy. It gives the bed a nice backdrop and ties in with the wood used elsewhere in the room.
Yes, there is a wall-mounted TV on a wood-panelled unit with open display niches that are gently lit from behind. A floating console runs below it with a soft glow underneath, so it doubles as storage and a display ledge.
There are two rust-coloured accent chairs with a small round side table, tucked into the corner near the TV wall. It is a handy spot to sit and read or have your morning tea without using the bed.
There is a wall-mounted split AC on the side wall and a ceiling fan above the bed, so you get both quick cooling and gentle air movement. The false ceiling keeps the fan and lights neatly integrated.
Absolutely. You can keep the panelled wall and floating TV unit and simply drop the accent chairs if floor space is tight. Share your room size with the designer and the layout can be adjusted to fit.