8 bedrooms with dream outlooks
Our bedrooms are most appealing come sleep time, aren't they? These examples, however, offer a dreamy vision even with eyes wide open
1. Blurred lines
This bedroom forms part of a home that blurs the lines between indoors and out – clearly the master bedroom is no exception.
Interior design by Penny Del Castillo, In Design International
2. King and queen of all you survey!
The upstairs master bedroom in this Romantic French farmhouse-look home is firmly trained on the water and nature views.
Home designed and built by David Reid Homes Counties
3. Private oasis
The curtains at the rear of the bedhead in this coastal home master suite conceal and acoustically soften a wall plane. However, the curtains to the side pull back to more dramatic effect.
Bathroom and house designed by Urbane Projects
4. Beautiful blanket
Every bedroom needs a beautiful blanket – even if its beyond the window panes. This bedroom forms part of a home given a dramatically transformed interior
Interior renovation by Jennifer Pacca Interiors
5. Heightened perspective
Raising the addition to this renovated lakeside cottage optimises the new master bedroom's water views – we think this was a well-worth move.
Renovating architect Paul Bernier Architecte
6. Verdant vista
The beauty of this master bedroom in a single storey home is that you can enjoy a natural bush experience without lifting your head off the pillow.
Home designed by David Reid Homes (Kapiti)
7. Timeless feature
This grand villa has been reworked for modern life – but the leafy views have remained the same.
Renovating designer Michale John, AO Architecture
8. A closer look
For this master suite, the cathedral ceiling of the main bedroom was re-engineered and partially rebuilt so that the bed could be relocated to improve harbour views.
Designed by Michael Folk and Ignacio Pistone, Michael Folk Architects and Interiors
Story by: Trendsideas
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