Symmetry & Structure

Bedrooms are more than just a place to sleep they’re where the day begins and ends, and they should feel like a sanctuary. By reimagining the design, we introduced lighter tones, cleaner lines, and thoughtful details that instantly made the room feel larger and more inviting.

After

Charcoal gray walls add instant depth. Instead of making the room feel smaller, the dark paint creates a dramatic canvas that allows lighter furniture and bedding to stand out. Pairing deep wall colors with neutral furnishings is a great way to achieve contrast while keeping the mood serene. The pair of mirrors, lamps and nightstands add an element of symmetry to the space. In addition, the mirrors give the illusion that the room is more spacious. A large area rug in a subtle pattern adds interest without distracting from the clean lines of the furniture. It also softens the hardwood floors.

An upholstered headboard with clean, horizontal channeling provides both comfort and structure. Its scale anchors the room, and the soft neutral fabric keeps the overall design airy against the darker walls. Working with shades of ivory, taupe, and gray adds warmth without overwhelming the space. Mixing textures like velvet pillows, quilted bedding, and a soft area rug ensures the palette feels rich and inviting rather than flat.

Before

Don't you love a good transformation? We love how it turned out! By combining a deep wall color with neutral layers, emphasizing symmetry, and incorporating texture, the result is a timeless space that feels calm, cohesive, and refined.