Hey, it’s me with an introduction post of a client’s bedroom . The clients bought an apartment in one of two-floor villas of ”KASABA” project, located in a peaceful and beautiful place next to the city and surrouded by a lush vegetation, in a very natural and healthy enviroment. They are planing to use it as a holiday house to escape from bustling city life. For sure, it’s a perfect place to rest and relax.
Today I’m going to talk about our plans for their bedroom so check out some pics below.
Some construction site work is still going on and that’s how the room was looking like when we first time met with the clients.
As you can notice from the photos the room is bright with high ceilings and the large window looking out onto the cortyard and surrounding lanscape.
Here is the flooring sample that’s going to be installed there.
The clients want this room to be a place to relax, recharge and reconnected. So, mix of a muted palette for a calming vibe, wood tones and natural textured fabrics look to be a perfect combination for this purpose.
Functionally it needed a sleeping area, some storage, and a reading nook area.
Having in mind client’s wishes I started designing.
I drew 3 options of a floor plan: 1st and 2nd options – with a wardrobe on different sides and the 3rd one – with a niche (yes, I like to create niches 🙂 ) for walk-in closet.
Below are 3 slightly different moodboards with some items, ideas of look and feel for materials I pulled together to present the clients.
Would be glad to hear from you in comments which one would you go for )
2. Ceets Bradley Leisure Chair
3. Art, Nicola Samori
4. Table to Go
5. Extra Wide Blackout Curtains, Grey
8.Benson Nightstand, Natural Oak
3. Art, One line Bruce Springsteen by Quibe and Frame
6. ‘Basis’ Hand-Loomed Wool Rug , Gray
2. France Chair by onecollection
3. Art, Andrew by Tali Yalonetzki and Frame
5. Extra Wide Blackout Curtains, Grey |
6. ‘Basis’ Hand-Loomed Wool Rug, Ash
Stay tuned and let me know if you have any questions below.
3 comments
I really like the first moodboard (option 1) but with the the cassina marble table, maybe in other version, with dark marble.
the tones are darker and I think it’s more chic.
Great choice Sand(ra?) 😉 yeah, dark marble, a moody color palette and brass details is always a winning combination!
Great to share the information.
Thank you for sharing.