EyeCandyOP wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about a small shared bedroom for tween brothers? I always see tons of shared girls bedrooms, but not a lot for tween boys.

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/135/848468.page#16288705

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, I saw the bathroom pics. I really like the use of penny tiles. I was asking about bedrooms though .. probably with bunkbeds.

Anonymous wrote:Hi OP,

I live in a rowhouse in which the (not very big) bedroom has a bump-out on one wall due to a chimney in the room below. I found this example, but I'd appreciate any other inspirational photos you could find for bedrooms with weird bump outs.

https://www.brownstoner.com/interiors-renovation/brownstone-boys-off-center-chimney-bumpout-furniture-placement-tips-shelves/

Thank you!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hi OP,

I live in a rowhouse in which the (not very big) bedroom has a bump-out on one wall due to a chimney in the room below. I found this example, but I'd appreciate any other inspirational photos you could find for bedrooms with weird bump outs.

https://www.brownstoner.com/interiors-renovation/brownstone-boys-off-center-chimney-bumpout-furniture-placement-tips-shelves/

Thank you!

EyeCandy here. What is your style? I don’t think the bump out should drive your design decisions for a room...your style should! Do you like modern, rustic, ornate, or minimalist...

EyeCandyOP wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, I saw the bathroom pics. I really like the use of penny tiles. I was asking about bedrooms though .. probably with bunkbeds.

I am so sorry that I misread your post!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hi OP,

I live in a rowhouse in which the (not very big) bedroom has a bump-out on one wall due to a chimney in the room below. I found this example, but I'd appreciate any other inspirational photos you could find for bedrooms with weird bump outs.

https://www.brownstoner.com/interiors-renovation/brownstone-boys-off-center-chimney-bumpout-furniture-placement-tips-shelves/

Thank you!

EyeCandy here. What is your style? I don’t think the bump out should drive your design decisions for a room...your style should! Do you like modern, rustic, ornate, or minimalist...

Thanks for the response. Asking specifically about the bump out because it affects furniture placement. (It's a small bedroom.) My style is contemporary with some traditional thrown in. I.e. mcm furniture w Persian rugs and other textures.

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Anyone on this thread good at sourcing? I want this floral print!!

Thanks, but i meant the painting. Any ideas?

https://www.onekingslane.com/p/b2560350-erin-gregory-birthday-party-ii.do?refType=&from=Search&selectedOption=100313

Thank you! (and HOW DO YOU DO IT???)

Anonymous wrote:I'm the pp again, coming back to simplify my request. I'm looking for a small master bedroom that offers good storage -- at least 2 good sized dressers, plus night stands. My issue is that our bedroom just feels cluttered.

EyeCandyOP wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm the pp again, coming back to simplify my request. I'm looking for a small master bedroom that offers good storage -- at least 2 good sized dressers, plus night stands. My issue is that our bedroom just feels cluttered.

Got it! Small, good storage, possible architectural feature affecting furniture placement. Let's see what we can find...


This is from a brownstone...maybe built-ins or something that mimics them could help?


Full-sized chests as nightstands might give you the storage you need.


This is a large room, but I love the layering of the storage by the bed. There's a bookcase and then a nightstand.


A bit rustic, but using the walls?


Maybe looking at some boutique hotels in cities with older buildings might help? Some older buildings might have smaller rooms?

EyeCandyOP wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm the pp again, coming back to simplify my request. I'm looking for a small master bedroom that offers good storage -- at least 2 good sized dressers, plus night stands. My issue is that our bedroom just feels cluttered.

Got it! Small, good storage, possible architectural feature affecting furniture placement. Let's see what we can find...


This is from a brownstone...maybe built-ins or something that mimics them could help?


Full-sized chests as nightstands might give you the storage you need.


This is a large room, but I love the layering of the storage by the bed. There's a bookcase and then a nightstand.


A bit rustic, but using the walls?


Maybe looking at some boutique hotels in cities with older buildings might help? Some older buildings might have smaller rooms?

Anonymous wrote:I love this thread! Two requests for you: 1) traditional living/family rooms that also have builder grade white/beige carpets. Bonus if they have some sort of leather, wood or texture like sisal or textiles to make it interesting.