Bedrooms | Ormishers

A good bedroom should be a place to relax – and of course to sleep – but many people’s downtime is interrupted by mismatched furniture and a lack of storage leading to a cluttered feeling in the room. With a bespoke bedroom built to your specifications and design, you don’t need to worry about that, and it’s about more than just having somewhere to hang your clothes.

The sense of space can be maximised by including functional lighting into your design, so your cupboards do not suffer from any dark corners. It’s a practical addition to the design, but it can also have a huge aesthetic impact, as directional spotlights create a varying warmth of tone throughout the room, helping it to feel lived-in and less clinical than with a single bright ceiling light.

Of course wardrobe space is a major priority in many bedrooms, and custom-built wardrobes allow you to fit your bedroom with precisely as much space as you need.

The sense of space can be maximised by including functional lighting into your design, so your cupboards do not suffer from any dark corners. It’s a practical addition to the design, but it can also have a huge aesthetic impact, as directional spotlights create a varying warmth of tone throughout the room, helping it to feel lived-in and less clinical than with a single bright ceiling light.

For a sense of even more space, incorporate mirrors into your storage, reflecting light back into the room and serving the essential purpose of letting you know how you look, too. Mirrors can make a smaller room look larger, and provide a different focal point in place of solid wood doors; and there are more ways to achieve an interesting aesthetic finish for your built-in storage.

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Mirrored Sliding Doors