Rooms
Bedroom design
The bedroom is the room where calm matters most: visual, acoustic and light. A good project reduces visual noise and puts everything you need within reach, without making the room feel crowded.
The bed and the sleeping area
The position of the bed relative to the door, window and radiator affects comfort more than style does. We keep access free on both sides, leave room for bedside tables and, if possible, a windowless wall behind the headboard.
Light and darkness
In the evening, warm low light helps you unwind, and in the morning blackout curtains or blinds help you sleep. We combine bedside lamps, wall lights and general lighting, on separate circuits.
What we settle for the bedroom
- Bed position and size
- Built-in wardrobe or separate walk-in closet
- Sockets and switches within reach of the bed
- Blackout curtains or blinds, depending on orientation
- Matt materials and textures that absorb noise
Better rest
Light, colour and acoustics are planned for sleep.
Hidden storage
The room stays visually calm.
Practical details
Sockets, switches and bedside tables set from the plan.
Frequently asked questions
Can a walk-in closet be integrated into the bedroom?
Yes, if the area allows. Alternatively, we can propose built-in wardrobes or a walk-in closet in the adjacent room.
What palette do you recommend?
Calm tones with low contrast, but the final choice depends on the room’s light and your preferences.
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