Master Bedroom Design

A bed wall is a designed feature wall behind the headboard — often panelling, a textured finish, or integrated lighting — that becomes the room's visual anchor. It is one of the higher-return design elements for a master bedroom relative to its cost, since it dominates the view from the bed itself.

Only if you have no other viable space for one. Sleep specialists generally advise against working from the bedroom where avoidable, since it can make the room feel less restful over time — but in a compact flat it is sometimes the only practical option.

Enough for the primary occupants' full wardrobe without overflow into other rooms — as a guide, 90cm to 120cm of wardrobe width per person is a reasonable starting point, adjusted to your actual clothing volume.

Wood or wood-look laminate flooring is popular for bedrooms in Indian homes for its warmth underfoot compared with tile, though it costs more and needs more careful maintenance than vitrified tile.