bedroom

A shade of “Art Deco green” bedecks the wall behind the gray velvet Andes Deco bed by West Elm.

The ground level is also outfitted with bunks and concrete flooring. “There’s a casual flow to the spaces,” says Montalba.

Janette’s airy top-floor suite is furnished with a custom bed and night tables from B&B Italia. The Fleetwood sliders on all three levels were trimmed in aluminum to reflect changing light.

The second bedroom is pretty spacious for an Eichler.

Colorful wallpaper injects a pop of whimsy into the midcentury modern home.

The children's bunk beds are custom made and the bedding is from Schoolhouse. The black Radar Sconces are from Schoolhouse.

A child's sleeping area has curtains for privacy.

A guest bedroom offers floor-to-ceiling windows and a private balcony.

Sliding walnut panels with reeded glass inserts enclose the bedroom area.

The master bedroom faces the east to capture the morning sun.

Samuel specified a custom velvet built-in headboard, then had it adorned with simple floating bedside shelves. Cedar & Moss lighting, the Safari Bench from Georgia-based Katy Skelton, and a custom weaving by Sally England finishes the cozy space.

"We wanted to keep the exterior walls uncluttered, so you can focus on the views, the light, and the air," says Rosa Garneau, the owner of a 650-square-foot co-op in New York's Chelsea neighborhood. To achieve a clean look, everything gets tucked away, including the mattress and bedding. When looking for the best Murphy bed, look for one that can accommodate basic bedding without having to remove and store it daily.

Master bedroom lighting ideas for a vaulted ceiling include adding a dramatic statement piece, like this stunning Moooi Heracleum pendant light.

The original layout included one bunkroom, but an additional one was added to provide more than enough room for all four children and their friends. The architects clad the room in plywood to enhance the seaside vibes and added plywood bunk beds which were designed to become bleacher seating when the children watch TV.

Warm, rustic colors make bold statements against the calming, natural palette. No detail goes unnoticed - even the headboard is a custom-made creation that embodies modern rusticity.

Built for multigenerational use, the Peconic House also includes a four-person bunk room on the lower floor.

Moons adorn the walls of the airy bedroom, along with soothing hues for bedtime bliss.

Upstairs is the carpeted master bedroom.

These simple, cylindrical pendants make for an understated look while providing critical accent light in this sizable bedroom.