I like the way that Thomas Pheasant has treated this bedroom architecturally.
The wrap around tufted low headboard creates a unified feeling to a room that has angled walls.
Vincente Wolf is a master at juxtaposition.
His signature element in all of his rooms is a large over sized mirror, usually resting on the floor.
This is Nancy Corzine's very elegant bedroom.
The mirrored screen creates a lively play of light and images.
Super Luxe by Alberto Pinto.
I like the layering of the padded headboard on a padded wall.
Fun & whimsy by Antonia Hutt
Hotel Luxe Marrakesh
This is a master bedroom that I did for a bachelor in Vancouver's historic Gastown. There are recessed sliding glass doors on each side of the bedroom to close it off from the dining room and the ensuite bathroom.
Mimmi O'Connell
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Picture Credits for last 4 photos:
Thomas O'Brien
Mary McDonald
John Stefanidis
Tom Scheerer
OOOhhh...the Albert Pinto photo is my favorite. What a great grouping of differnt styles
ReplyDeleteThats the one thing my fiance' and I agree on when it comes to interiors. A white bedroom is a must. I have never understood how people can crawl into a multicoloured bed room at night and fall asleep!
ReplyDeleteSublime. They are almost to perfect to sleep in. I particularly like the floor covering in that last picture.
ReplyDeleteI like Nancy's bedroom with the mirrored screen. (I have a crush on her Onda Chaise). Thank you for sharing all your favorite white BM colours. What type of art do you like to use in white on white rooms? (Perhaps this will be another post?)
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful White bedrooms Patricia - I couldn't choose a favourite - Love the Vincente Wolfe one and Mimmi O'Connell - so classic, timeless, restful, beautiful, gorgeous!!
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Anna
Oh, and I'd love to see a submission from you in my ABT Christmas competition!!! LOL!
I'm not a fan of white . But these bedrooms look gorgeous !!
ReplyDeleteI love the one in mArrakech . White for a bedroom looks so pure and peaceful
I just adore a white bedroom. When I get confused about what I love in decor, or overwhelmed by colour choices, I always flip through my books and it's the quiet white simple bedrooms I always return to. I just want to go to sleep in these gentle rooms!
ReplyDeleteI have used Cloud White for trim and White Down for walls. But I want a nice warm white, or ivory perhaps, for my living room. It is a south-facing room, with sage green sofa, a rose rug, and walnut furniture (quite traditional). Can you suggest a nice ivory or warm white? I keep looking at the cards and they all start looking the same after a while. I don't want a blue or grey white, and not yellow. More a parchment or browned white (hence I am thinking ivory) perhaps...I am a little afraid to go pure white (like Cloud white). Any suggestions, since you know your whites!?
Wow this is a really great post on white bedrooms! I really like the chairs you used to decorate the bachelor pad. They look really neat! I've always loved the layered look with cozy textures.
ReplyDeletePatricia, I just got my copy of House & Home in the mail today and saw you quoted! I agree wholeheartedly with the quality comment!! So nice to see your remarks. I said to my boyfriend "hey, I know her!!!" (as though we were great old friends!) Thank heaven for blogs, connecting us all, letting us inspire others in big and little ways!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and serene. I loved them all!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post! I love all white bedrooms. I also love all white kitchens! There is something so clean and crisp about all white done properly (all of these are stellar examples of rooms done properly!).
ReplyDeleteThere is an all white bedroom featured in Domino (November '05) that started me thinking about redoing my own bedroom. Now I'm convinced!
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ReplyDeleteI have to say that white in a bedroom has to be my favorite, as a bedroom is for relaxation, and one doesn't need a room that is busy, a having a white room is just great as one can add color in the form of accessories, from paintings throws,scatter cushions etc. I am really loving visiting your blog, and all the information and creativeness that you share.
Ah mate thanks a lot. I’ve been looking for a lot of jQuery tutorials regarding charts and i stumbled upon this.Just wanted to say thank you for the help.
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