The antique Japanese screen in this bedroom, with its unique position, adds so much character to the bedroom.

The soft teal repeated throughout the fabrics becomes the focal point in this bedroom.

Given a large master bedroom, the designer can create several functional areas that flow smoothly together.

A master bedroom suite bejeweled by this extraordinary piece of art by Joan Brown.

Imagine a child playing and sleeping under the folds of a whimsical circus tent.

Paying homage to the owners request for toile, while the benches and contemporary art add unexpected elements.

Traditional architecture, a real sense of space, and room for art in its many forms makes this master bedroom memorable.

Layering colors and textures makes a wonderfully inviting space out of a small room.

This elegant day bed, juxtaposed with antique Swedish chairs, gives a very small vignette extraordinary character

A bedroom for a minimalist. Note how the angles in the art piece offset the simplicity of the furniture.

A spare and graceful contemporary bedroom.

In a minimalist bedroom, we focused on the grid pattern in the nightstand, and continued it in the lines of the floor lamp.

The rhythm of the architecture is complemented by texture, color and some unusual accent pieces.

The gentle softness of the bed colors are paired with stronger curtain and chaise colors on either side.

An informal and child-friendly guest room.

The strengths of this expansive bedroom are formed by the use of color and an incredible Deborah Butterfield horse sculpture.

An elegant master bedroom where the defining poster bed shares space graciously with surrounding soft colors.