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Bedroom Ideas

Whether creating a soothing space for relaxing or a practical interior packed with valuable storage, these bedroom ideas help you understand the best ways to make a restful retreat. With ideas that cover large spaces, compact areas, and small budget, this bedroom inspiration gives your new renovation an on-trend kick-start.

1. Go for Greenwich

Offering an affordable take on simple, slab style, Greenwich bedrooms offer a modern look that avoids unnecessary distractions.

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2. Flip to framed

With a simple, square-edged design, the Halesworth collection offers a contemporary twist on a classic, framed aesthetic.

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3. Try handleless

Choose J-pull doors to create a handleless design that modernises a bedroom. The minimalist style also keeps wardrobes looking tidy and streamlined.

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4. Commit to classics

With a framed design and intricate, beaded detailing, the Bridgemere collection offers a decadent take on shaker styling.

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5. Move to modern

Available in a choice of on-trend finishes such as a shiny gloss, Hockley bedrooms offer a sleek, contemporary look.

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6. Make the most of mirrors

Create a dedicated area to store items out of sight by choosing mirrored wardrobe doors. This doubles up as a spot for grooming and getting dressed,

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7. Clean up clothes

Make tidying up simple by asking a fitter to add dedicated wardrobe storage, which reduces clutter and organises essentials such as clothes.

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8. Fall for folding

Add bi-fold fittings to a compact space to give access without protruding into the room. A good alternative to sliding wardrobes, they are easy to install.

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9. Find flowing floors

Picking matching vinyl boards in a bedroom and en-suite allows a design to flow between rooms. Water-resistant and hardwearing, it offers a durable fit.

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10. Switch the focus

Use mouldings instead of busy wallpaper to create a focal backdrop for beds. These fittings add character without being distracting for sleep.

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Brighten Up Bedrooms

Maximising storage is key in smaller spaces, so add bright bedroom lighting to prevent wardrobes from looking dark and cramped. Fit strips to rails or shelves to make it easier to spot essentials.

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