A calmer primary bedroom with dedicated space to get ready, make coffee, and relax.
Design goal
Make room to get ready, make coffee, and relax.
My design solution
After comparing three layouts, I put the vanity in the corner and used the space between the doors for the coffee station.
Final design — Corner Vanity & Coffee Station
The selected layout brings together a curved corner vanity, a dedicated coffee station and a TV facing the bed. A framed botanical mural, blush bedding and sage velvet seating give the room a warm, layered finish.
Final selected designDesign rendering · Select the image to view full size
Starting room
BeforeOriginal room photograph
Three layouts, one room
These early layout studies compare furniture placement, walking paths, and daily routines. The selected arrangement was refined into the final design shown above.
Layout 01 · Design rendering
Desk & Conversation
A desk and TV share the wall opposite the bed. Two compact chairs fit between the doors, with the small table pulled forward.
Layout 02 · Design rendering
Vanity & Reading Corner
The vanity sits between the doors. A reading chair sits against the solid wall beside the balcony, with the coffee station across from the bed.
Layout 03 · Selected layout
Corner Vanity & Coffee Station
The curved vanity uses the corner, the coffee station fits between the doors, and a sage bench adds a place to sit at the foot of the bed.
The board includes a study of the corner vanity. Select the board to view it full size.
Design rationale
Why this layout works
The selected layout gives the couple separate places to get ready and make coffee, with the TV across from the bed. Furniture stays close to the walls so the path between the entry and balcony remains clear.