A bedroom archetype where Architype, Freedhome, and Wallover converge in a complex architectural setting. The lofted space opens up around the bed, the central compositional and functional anchor. On either side, two areas unfold in quiet symmetry: a workspace on one side, a walk-in wardrobe with vanity on the other. The lofty ceiling enhances the sense of airiness, while the furnishings shape the space, defining volumes and functions. The interplay of different wood tones and grains creates a warm, welcoming, and harmonious atmosphere.

The suspended desktop dialogues with Architype

The pass-through module with glass-framed door defines a compact, discreet workspace: the Poly desk, integrated into the full-height panelling, converses with Freedhome’s illuminated shelving. The natural wood grain, echoing the verticality of the panels, becomes a defining design element, ensuring visual continuity across the bedroom’s different zones.

An open, airy walk-in closet

On the opposite side, a second pass-through module frames the walk-in closet without breaking visual continuity, maintaining a sense of lightness and openness. Opposite the exposed modules, the vanity with mirrored panelling reflects natural light, expanding the perception of space and seamlessly integrating the personal care area into the bedroom’s overall flow.

The bed as the centerpiece of the bedroom

At the heart of the space, the Ajar upholstered bed rests against the boiserie with shifting depths, flanked by the small Mensola 50 shelves, providing essential surfaces for books and objects. The name evokes the “ajar” headboard, which conceals a deep, generous compartment. Opposite the bed, the Wallover sideboard pairs open shelving with two spacious drawers, completing the bedroom’s storage needs with elegance and subtlety.

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