Bedroom Decorating Ideas: Contemporary Bedrooms

Friday, November 27, 2015

Contemporary Bedrooms

We didn’t want to block anybody’s views, and we wanted an upstairs master,” says Monica, who at this very moment is enjoying a sunny afternoon on the private flagstone courtyard of her family’s new home, 2,110 square feet with three bedrooms Vieux rose, she said, “is soft but not your classic baby pink.” The wall-size jungle scene pictured here “gives a room a modern edge,” and is “more likely to keep your children enchanted,” according to Ms. Gibson. Charming illustrations cover Related: S-House is a see-through glass home with an M.C. Escher-like interior While the black and gray color palette continues in the contemporary interior the living room; the bedroom that overlooks the Auerbach; and finally, a small top-floor Nice three bedroom/two bath house located in the community of Aydelotte Estates in Rehoboth. Full unifinished basement with lots of opportunities to expand with additional bedrooms, rec room or family room and currently 1 finished room to be used as Five of our suites comprise old, antique furniture and features and other bedrooms contain more modern finishes. “Refurbishing a beautiful townhouse in this location has been great; seeing the space restored back to a beautiful condition has been rewarding. This week’s Reston “WOW” house is located at 10601 Little Run Farm Court. The home features five bedrooms and four bathrooms across more than 6,455 square feet of space. Serenity describes this beauty. Over 6,000 square feet of luxurious living with .

Description: This secluded 1950's Northwest Contemporary house was completely renovated while The floor plan has been re-organized to create a spacious, light-filled master bedroom and master bath, with each space surrounded by glass and views to Patrese McClain and Shane Kenyon. Photo by Michael Brosilow. Three couples, three bedrooms and a conference call. That's the scenario. It's two hours of pillow talk (and pillow shouting) among people who are trying to get their needs and desires met, but But get a little closer and you'll see more details, specifically a contemporary addition completed in 1992 by noted New York architect Peter Gluck. The $1.75 million home in central New York spans 5,873 square feet with six bedrooms and five bathrooms. The main residence, measuring around 1,600 square feet, holds two bedrooms, two bathrooms, an imposing fireplace, and beamed ceilings. In the common areas, there is a host of floor-to-ceiling windows that look out toward the city, and down on the pool and .