Twin beds is something that we are seeing a lot of whether it be in a shared bedroom for kids or a guest room, we previously posted about the twin invasion here. But I recently spied something that was a little different, a spin on the twin bed lineup.
What do you think about this concept? Would you rather have separate headboards?
Has anyone else noticed that twin beds are everywhere? Some for kids, some for guests.
Traditional Home
design below by Stephen Gambrel
From the home of Sunrise Ruffalo, Domino
Remember Dara’s bedroom, it looked like this when it was featured in Domino
Now featured in Elle Decor, it looks like this
Do you have a preference, if so let’s hear it.
This would suit me fine.
Sorry. I’m not a huge fan of that word, but this is what I was chanting to myself when I saw this clever little Swedish birdhouse looking bookshelf on DesigNova.
It’s perfect for hanging by my bedside just over the night stand, the messy shambles of dog-eared, broke-spine and half-reads are making it difficult to reach the Snooze button.
Do you think that you have to be a kid to have this Robot wallpaper on your bedroom wall?
Lately I’m at a loss for bedroom design, I’m hoping these will give me a jump start. See any you like?
I like the graphic rug and art arrangement over the bed. Apartment Therapy
I love the fabric panels. Skeppsholmen
Always love the bench(s) or stools at the end of the bed, Domino
Vanity or desk placed in front of the windows, Living Etc
Jonathan Adler bedroom, very dreamy, great size and layout, BP3 Blog
Ione Skye’s bedroom featured in Domino, this room started my obsession with the striped rug in the bedroom
I think without the beams and slanted walls you probably lose the effect, Domino
Roland Bello Photography
Sara Bengur Design
Sheila Bridges Design
After creating this post I realized that 4 of the 11 rooms had painted floors. Could it be a message?
