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Bedroom with fitted sage-green wardrobe

Quiet palettes and soft grain

Bedroom

Mostly storage, mostly closed, and mostly seen in low light. That makes texture matter more than pattern here.

Gallery

Where these materials land

Illustrative spaces showing how each panel type is typically used.

Bedroom project 1
Bedroom project 2
Bedroom project 3
Bedroom project 4
Bedroom project 5
Bedroom project 6

Specifying for this space

What to get right

Three things that decide whether the joinery in this room still looks right in five years.

  • Interior grade is enough

    A bedroom wardrobe never sees water. A BWR panel marked to IS 303 is the right call; anything higher is money spent for nothing.

  • Full height wins

    Taking the carcass to the slab adds real storage and removes the dust ledge above the wardrobe.

  • Block board for tall shutters

    A full-height shutter in block board is lighter on its hinges and less likely to twist than the same shutter in plywood.

Planning a space like this?

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