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Mid-sized contemporary master bedroom in Nice with white walls and ceramic floors.

This loftspace has been transformed into a cool bedroom by taking the ceiling up into the roof and dropping two pendant lamps from Habitat down over the bed as bedside lamps. The pink is picked up in the bedding and chunky runner whilst the rug and side lamp warm the room through with a hint of gold. The bedding was hand dyed using an ombre effect to match the Clarissa Hulse wallpaper downstairs.

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Photography - Nancy Nolan Walls are Sherwin Williams Rainwashed
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This is an example of a beach style guest bedroom in Miami with white walls and no fireplace.

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This is an example of a beach style bedroom in New York.

Photo Credit: Carl Mayfield Architect: Kevin Harris Architect, LLC Builder: Jarrah Builders Master bedroom, arched window, high ceilings with beams in sitting area, custom upholstered chair, floor to ceiling drapery, neutral tone design, custom king bed.

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This is an example of a contemporary bedroom in Other with white walls, carpet and a ribbon fireplace.

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Photo of a transitional bedroom in DC Metro with blue walls.

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Master Bedroom with custom marble topped nightstand. | Photo Credit: Miro Dvorscak
Mid-sized transitional master bedroom in Houston with grey walls, medium hardwood floors and no fireplace.

This is an example of a transitional bedroom in Minneapolis with white walls, carpet and no fireplace.

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Eclectic bedroom in San Francisco with blue walls, carpet and no fireplace.

The master bedroom is on the second floor and features a platform bed is upholstered in wool. The bedspread is from Mumbai, and the rugs from Mexico. The veneered bar is art deco, and came over from South Africa when Ron's parents moved to Canada. Bed: Kiosk, Toronto

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