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42mm Architecture Unveils Restful Bedrooms

A collection of bedrooms that are composed of elegant and subtle design features resulting in a restful atmosphere.

New Delhi-based firm 42mm Architecture has unveiled a collection of bedrooms that are composed of elegant and subtle design features resulting in a restful atmosphere.

While employing a largely subdued colour palette to evoke a calming environment, the designers add excitement with a careful selection of materials and bold elements like large artworks, interesting wall panels and luxe lights. The fully padded beds with headboards and nightstands add comfort and cosiness.

Image 1: Perfectly coordinated colours and textures bring a pleasing vibe to this bedroom with an eye-catching large artwork.

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Restful Bedrooms – Image 1

Image 2: A combination of wall panels and a painted wall adorned with a modern painting add oodles of excitement to this elegant bedroom.

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Restful Bedrooms – Image 2

Image 3: Bathed in the warmth of subtle earthy hues and wood tones, this bedroom is a picture of cosiness. The bed with a high headboard and the collection of artworks add a touch of class.

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Restful Bedrooms – Image 3

Image 4: Extensively crafted bed back wall sets a luxurious backdrop to this bedroom. The louvred panel adorned with artwork and the wooden ceiling bring extra interest to the interiors. The vertical live wall outside adds vitality.

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Restful Bedrooms – Image 4

Image 5: Clean lines, a sophisticated colour palette and textures create a minimal space that touches your sensual side.

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Restful Bedrooms – Image 5

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Written by Swati Mor

Pursuing her doctorate studies, Swati always looks for unexplored potential in different genres and love to pen down her thoughts. She also enjoys reading about gadgets, technologies, historical art and culture.

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