 | “A well-designed bedroom balances comfort, functionality and tranquility. Clutter creates visual and mental noise, so keep furniture and knickknacks to a minimum. We use a layered approach: textured wall coverings, plush fabrics and soft colors to promote calm. A subtly patterned paper on the ceiling adds coziness.” |
 | “We start with a soothing color palette for the walls and rely on fabrics with minimal contrast. Then we bring in beautiful linens, plenty of pillows and gentle lighting that provides the right illumination for every stage of the day.” |
 | “Cohesive colors, textures, fabrics and furnishings will create visual harmony. Mixing textures, like a chunky, knit throw and silk pillows, inspires interest while maintaining a tranquil vibe. Built-ins and stylish baskets help keep clutter at bay.” |
 | “Understanding a client’s personal style allows me to create a space that reflects their sense of calm. I layer in cozy, natural textures which convey warmth without being overwhelming. Minimalist furniture helps a room feel relaxed and balanced.” —Samantha Friedman, ASID, NCIDQ, Samantha Friedman Interior Designs, LLC |
 | “Well-traveled clients often want their bedroom to evoke a luxury hotel room. That typically means room-darkening window treatments, layered lighting and a subtle color scheme. In a neutral space, we’ll add depth with textured wall covering instead of a saturated paint color.” —Rebecca Penno, Penno Interiors Photo: Angela Newton Roy Photography |
 | Laura HildebrandtInteriors by LH Photo: Christy Kosnic Photography |
 | Laura FoxLaura Fox Interior Design |
 | Sarita SimpsonInterior Matter |
