Bedroom - Boutique Suite - Award Winning

Sometimes it is all about creating a get away space and this is what we were asked to do in one of our award winning designs for a Lancashire Home.

Our clients were a busy working couple with a young family who wanted to create a calm and comfortable haven away from the rest of the world once they retired to the bedroom. They loved travel and wanted a boutique hotel feel.

We started by knocking two large rooms together to create an intimate space for them to share together incorporating a flowing set of spaces for sleeping, dressing and bathing.

The idea was that the space still gave privacy to each individual (with features such as the curved privacy screens in the bathroom) whilst allowing them to remain in contact and maximise their limited time together.

The oversized bed was designed to invoke the comfort and safety a child feels when getting into a warm, apparently massive bed and the hidden rise and fall TV in the base plate helped provide a necessary evil without upsetting the site lines.

Velvets and silks in muted brown and duck egg blue tones provided a soft and sumptuous backdrop. With soft wool carpet and curved marron imperial marble (with underfloor heating) providing sensual treats for the feet.

The swathes of curtains (backed up by remote control blinds for ease of use) were designed to frame the delightful views beyond.

Natural wood and marble finishes with curved surfaces throughout enhance the feeling of natural synergy.

Sofas were provided to allow conversation areas and ease of dressing.

The key to a room such as this is in the lighting. Antiqued mirrors were used throughout to help overcome the poor natural daylight and wallpaper with a subtle repeating fleck was used to invoke an allday subtle uplight effect. Accent, sculptural lighting was used to provide strong visual images with subtle dimmable lighting - whilst wall wash and floor wash lighting was used in the bathroom to allow easy use throughout the night.

Bedside remotes control everything electrical in the room for the ultimate feeling of pampered indulgence.

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