Parents Room with Chevron Padded Headboard Wall

Yes. The bed sits on a deep upholstered base that opens up for bedding and off-season clothes, there is a tall wood-look wardrobe on the side, and the dresser wall adds four wide drawers plus a long open shelf underneath.

It is an open box-style shelf in cream, built into the same run as the dresser. Parents usually use it for books, folded stoles, medicines or small daily-use things they want within reach rather than tucked inside a cabinet.

Most of the cost sits in the padded wall, the dresser wall and the wardrobe, so the number moves with how much carpentry you take. A room of this size and finish usually lands in the mid range for a full bedroom package, and we can share a proper estimate once the wall sizes are measured.

Easily. Keep the padded panelling only behind the bed instead of the full wall, and shrink the dresser to two drawers with a single shelf column. The chevron stitching and the light grey and cream pairing are what carry the look, not the size of the room.

There is a false ceiling with a warm cove strip running around the edge and small recessed spotlights for general light. A slim wall light sits near the door, a bedside table lamp handles reading, and the dresser wall gets its own bright strip light for getting ready.

The photos only show a ceiling fan, in a bronze-toned finish that ties in with the warm accents. If you want an AC, the best time to plan it is before the false ceiling and the padded wall go up, so the piping and the point stay hidden.

Once the design is frozen, a room at this level of carpentry and upholstery usually takes around four to six weeks on site. The padded panels are made in the workshop and fixed later, which keeps the messy work in the room to a minimum.