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239 Bedroom Pendant Lighting Design Photos And Ideas

The nursery has a strong Scandinavian feel.
Custom closets painted Benjamin Moore Sterling were added to both kids' bedrooms. One room has a built-in window seat (pictured) and the other has a built-in desk.
To keep the space flexible and functional, Bellessa and Clyde designed a built-in Murphy bed that can be pulled down to accommodate a guest. When stowed away, the bed’s painted panel disappears into the wall—and frees up floor space for parties.
The bedroom is located on the uppermost level that connects to a small outdoor balcony.
The Bamboo House features three bedrooms to accommodate the clients' sons when they visit.
The activities of the ground floor can be seen and heard from the bedroom level.
Upstairs, the home features four bedrooms and four baths. Here, large sliding doors provide ample natural light and easy access to an outdoor patio.
One of the bedrooms in the annex also features a loft with two additional beds for children.
A 16-foot-tall wall of glass opens the master bedroom to views of the forest.
The bed is flanked by two staircases, one of which is hidden behind a white curtain. Hidden storage is integrated into the stair design.
The bedroom box is surrounded by hidden storage, from the white closet (seen behind the red dog) to built-in drawers. The wooden surface behind the yellow chair can be extended out to create a dining tabletop.
The innovative conceptual framework draws in plenty of natural light, and results in a seamless connection between different parts of the house. The wardrobe in the bedroom is hidden behind the bedhead box.
The asymmetrical shape and tilted lines reinforce the impression that the cabins are capsized ships.
The beds face a large horizontal window that overlook views of the sea and the sunset.
The floor-level bed makes best use of the space in the mezzanine-level bedroom. Luxury additions include recessed Crittall windows and two large skylights, which bring light streaming into the space.
The owners wanted to respect the home as its own entity, but also didn't want to keep themselves from expressing their personalities, too.
Jon Needham of Rochlin Bespoke created the cherry lacquer headboard in the master bedroom.
Master Bedroom
The master bedroom.
The bedroom
Boys Bedroom
The 12 different room types are furnished with pieces designed by Fort STandard, Fern, Samuel Moyer Furniture, and Vermont Farm Table. You’ll also find wall art—including photography and hand-woven tapestries—by Emily Johnston and The Catskill Kiwi.
The furnishings and fixtures have all been selected with the notion of relaxation in mind. Natural materials, soft textiles, and neutral colors continue the muted palette of the construction.
The minimal, modern character extends into the bedrooms. Simple steel shelves are embedded in the wall above a linear fireplace. A rattan pendant hangs above the nightstand.
The Drum table by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin also has brass and bronze accents. The ebonized oak headboard has upholstered insets of tie-dyed kona cotton.
A wardrobe with wooden doors on the first floor bedroom contains and hides the shower and toilet.
For the interiors, the architects used mostly black-varnished steel sheets and durmast wood.
To the south of the "great room" is a spacious master bedroom with a king-size bed.
Natural light fills every room of the bright and airy addition.
A closer look at the Fornasetti wallpaper in the bedroom.
A large window brings in an ample amount of natural light into the bedroom.
The ceiling of the master bedroom was raised to the roofline, which additionally opened up the space.
The brick wall was exposed in the master bedroom for an extra pop of texture.
They also each feature a large closet.
The spacious master bedroom has an original mantle, two built-in bookcases, and an enormous walk-in closet.
A Buster and Punch pendant light hangs in the bedroom.
Silver vaulted the ceilings, while also incorporating french doors to the patio.
The hideaway bed tucks neatly into the storage unit.
A hideaway bed in the guest room allows this space to also be used as an office. Sangaré’s UNITÉ lighting hangs above.
"I like lamps with opal white and brass elements," Taeyman adds, who used lamps of different heights throughout the space.
To filter more natural light in, Taeyman also installed additional windows throughout the home.
A Lawson Fenning cane bed, Selig night stands with fabric sling, an antique screen, and an antique barrel chair are in the master chambers.
On the upper floor, the peaked roof form is revealed. A built-in headboard provides some separation between the functional spaces within the suite.
Because the house is a flip plan, the living spaces are located on the top floor, and the bedrooms and a family room are on the lower level.
A bedroom on the upper level.
From these two balconies, one can look down at the top of the tree in the middle of the enclosed garden.
The Master Bedroom
Reflecting the client and what is most important to them: a calm, refined composition that belies its more complex nature – perfectly suited to the writer in residence.
master bedroom with large foldable bed, redesigned based on historic photographs
Thanks to the cleverly designed layout, they can witness the changes of seasons from anywhere in their home.
In the bedroom, Mantis lamps by Bernard Schottlander, along with a Snow bureau by Swedish designers Thomas Sandell and Jonas Bohlin, add to the stylish, minimalist atmosphere.
The master suite is on the ground floor and accessed via a home office. The pendant light over the bed is a commissioned custom fabrication by Stephen White made from dowels and rice paper. "We didn’t know exactly what we were going to get until it arrived," explained Haines, "but it is spectacular."
Sustainably sourced Australian hardwoods are used throughout the tiny dwelling, while handcrafted details evoke the character of the surrounding agricultural buildings.
The whitewashed shiplap Silvertop Ash sloped walls contrasts with the v-groove pine that wraps around the bathroom.
Guest Bedroom
The wall in the master bedroom is upholstered in tropical print fabric by Christian Lacroix.
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Perhaps the room that most reflects our personality is the bedroom. It's an extension of ourselves, and there are endless opportunities to personalize, decorate, and reconfigure it to better express our individual tastes. These modern bedrooms are furnished with well-designed beds, dressers, night stands, chairs, wardrobes, and storage options—and exhibit trends in lighting and flooring.