In musing over what makes up the composition of a great modern bedroom, we discovered this fabulous little lot. So snuggle under your duvet and let us dream up ways to create your stunning new sleep space…

The casual low-slung silhouette of a sleek modern platform bed sets a great basis for a modern bedroom scheme, and can be combined with bedside shelves for a slick and seamless look.

Above 2 via Happy Irena
Wood clad walls, as seen on smart new build exteriors, work over expanses of interior walls too; an ideal application is a bedroom feature wall, where the warm material will create an impressive extension of your headboard.

Via Rusu Ruslan
Storage cubbies can also make a great headboard feature wall when mounted in an interesting arrangement; these can form neat display shelves for treasured items too.

Design by Perish

Via 3DDD

A ceiling treatment can be another effective extension of your bed, with grouped lighting or ceiling mounted panel to compliment and reflect the dimensions of the bed beneath.

An oversized rug placed underneath your bed, but extending generously beyond the perimeter, gives a plush and cozy appearance.

Above 3 by ArLi

Via 3DDD
Another option is to elevate your bed on it’s own platform, and edge the step with a row of LED lights to light your way to slumber land.

Via Andreev Ilya

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RING, image courteys Dong sung Jung

A South-Korean student designer Dong sung, Jung has created the RING for your iPhone, unlike ordinary dock system, it is able to be positioned in landscape or portrait.

+ Designer: Dong sung, Jung | www.jungdongsung.com

RING, image courteys Dong sung Jung

RING, image courteys Dong sung Jung

RING, image courteys Dong sung Jung

Focusing on an alternative approach to the usual concept of middle range Vietnamese urban houses, this project from MM++ Architects combines traditional construction principles with low cost material solutions and fresh design.

Located in Ho Chi Minh City, a residential district of Saigon, Vietmam, this brand new build spans 255 sqm. The dwelling was designed as a family home for a couple with 3 young children, resulting in a contemporary taste throughout but maintaining a practical edge.

The living area is a large open space that flows into the dining room and kitchen, allowing the adults to keep an eye on the children whilst busy at play or with homework, even when cooking the evening meal. There is even a small internal courtyard beneath a skylight along the perimeter of the grand room to bring the beauty of nature into the hub of the home, as well as providing pause between the living area of the home and the bedrooms beyond.

The fantastic house was designed in a high-end style despite a restrictive budget, and because of this the architectural elements were kept simple, utilizing a concrete structure, simple brickwork, ceramic tiles, and a corrugated iron roof layered with insulating material, leaving a substantial budget for top spec gadgetry and furniture.

Via Archdaily

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