Services
Bedroom Interiors
Calm, comfortable rooms with storage that keeps them that way.
Overview
What we do
- Storage designed for each person using the room
- Restful lighting with bedside control
- Durable finishes suited to daily use
A bedroom should be the quietest room in the home. That means generous storage so surfaces stay clear, a bed wall that anchors the room, lighting you can dim at night, and materials that feel good to live with.
We design master bedrooms, children’s rooms and guest rooms differently — each with its own needs for storage, study and flexibility.
Design possibilities
Explore the options
Open a section to see pictures, material options, design considerations and related projects.
Bed back walls
Upholstered, panelled or textured headboard walls with integrated reading lights.
- Material options
- Upholstered or tufted panels, fluted wood, wallpaper, backlit mirrors.
- Design considerations
- Keep the headboard at a comfortable height for sitting up and plan bedside switches and reading lights.
Storage beds
Hydraulic or drawer storage beds that turn the space under the mattress into useful storage.
- Material options
- Hydraulic lift-up or drawer storage; plywood base with laminate or upholstered finish.
- Design considerations
- Leave about 60 cm beside the bed for a drawer to open fully; hydraulic beds suit rooms where drawers cannot open.
Wardrobes & dressing
Wardrobes with lofts and dressing units planned for the room.
- Material options
- Hinged or sliding wardrobes with lofts; integrated dressing units.
- Design considerations
- Plan the wardrobe and bed position together so shutters and drawers can open without hitting furniture.
Kids’ rooms
Colourful, durable rooms with study desks, display shelves and storage that grows with them.
- Material options
- Durable laminates, rounded edges, study desk, display shelving, soft-close hardware.
- Design considerations
- Design for change: neutral built-ins with colour in loose furniture and soft furnishings.
Side tables & lighting
Bedside storage, wall lights, cove lighting and backlit mirrors for a soft evening mood.
- Material options
- Bedside tables with drawers, wall lights, cove lighting, backlit mirrors.
- Design considerations
- Use warm white (2700–3000K) and add a dimmer or a separate night-light circuit.
Functional benefits
Why it works better
Storage designed for each person using the room
Restful lighting with bedside control
Durable finishes suited to daily use
Rooms that adapt — study, guest or nursery
Materials
Specified, not assumed
Every material is recorded in your quotation, so you know exactly what you are getting.
Materials & warranty guide- Headboards
- Upholstered fabric or leatherette panels, veneer, laminate or fluted panels.
- Beds
- Plywood frame with hydraulic lift or drawer storage.
- Lighting
- Warm-white cove lights, wall lights and backlit mirrors.
Gallery
Bedrooms ideas
Design inspiration and visualisations. Project photographs are added as projects are completed.
Pricing considerations
What affects the cost
Bedroom cost is driven by the wardrobe (usually the largest item), the bed and headboard design, any study or dressing unit, and the lighting and ceiling work included.
Questions
Bedroom Interiors — FAQs
Hydraulic or drawer storage — which bed is better?
Hydraulic beds give full access to a large storage area; drawer beds are easier for daily-use items. The bed size guide in our design inspiration section explains the dimensions to check.
Can you design a room for a growing child?
Yes. We use adjustable shelving and neutral base finishes with playful accents that are easy to change later.
Book your service now
Design a calmer bedroom
Tell us who uses the room and what needs storing — we will plan the rest.
- Free, no-obligation first consultation
- Floor-plan review and room-by-room ideas
- Itemised estimate after design discussion