Principal Bedrooms can be top priorities in design projects. Our Haute Design Experts provide eclectic perspective on keys to designing the ideal principal bedroom.
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Archetype Architecture
Primary Bedrooms have become a complex design exercise. Accessibility to travel abroad to countries that a decade ago seemed remote are now easily accessible.
This mobility has exposed our clients to culturally diverse intimate spaces. They are exposed in their hotel bedrooms and suites to a number of amenities, all providing comfort and the embracing sense of independently functional capsules of intimacy, autonomous from the rest of their homes.
Dual bathrooms, walk in closets, well-programmed spas, adjacent study rooms, tea stations, kitchenettes, are a norm within an intimate space that need to be integrated into a place of comfort and rest.
Photo Credit: Steve Carroll
Leslie Saul & Associates
A primary or principal bedroom is one of the most important spaces in the home. For some, it’s a refuge from the hectic world of life. For others, it’s a multi-purpose room that includes an office, a place for jumping and snuggling with children, not to mention a place for sleeping. For others, the bedroom is all about sex appeal. Before you design your dream bedroom (pun intended) figure out what you really need and want for this room. Is it active, quiet or both? The image in the photo above was designed for a bachelor. The telescope was set up to look out at Boston Harbor, and at the stars at night. The room feels both cozy and sophisticated, with its simple bedding and quiet walls. The loft is in what was originally a manufacturing space, so the multiple ceiling beams were to hold heavy machinery loads. Now we can admire the detail, and think about a restful evening (or not!).
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Studio Louca
The ideal principal bedroom must include luxury bedding, and can’t forget the mattress. Soft, soothing textures, including a plush rug, upholstered furniture pieces, headboard are a must. Additionally, black out drapery and adjustable lighting, along with bedside controls should be included for both. We like to add bedside storage as well.