Bedroom with Orange Walls, Pink Walls and Multi-coloured Walls Ideas and Designs

Upstairs, the house is well suited for a large family with five bathrooms, each uniquely styled with luxury finishes. The master suite, in particular, is a sanctuary of soft and textural elements. Flanking the bedside, our Arlo wall lights in Satin Brass offer a simple yet modern design, adding a touch of elegance to the serene space.

Master bedroom

Bespoke joinery in this principle bedroom with several tonal paint shades used with precision in this North London Victorian house

This first-floor transformation of a semi-detached home between Clapham South and Wandsworth Common brought fresh life to a once-dated property. After a careful space-planning exercise, we reimagined the layout – relocating the toilet to a larger, brighter room and converting the old toilet into a beautifully functional walk-in wardrobe. In the main bedroom, we extended each side of the chimney breast to create a perfectly symmetrical feature wall, accommodating a super king-size bed with matching bedside tables. The design scheme of soft blush pinks, olive greens, and bold black accents strikes the perfect balance between modern elegance and timeless charm, complementing the property’s period character.

A wide view of a baby's bedroom featuring custom-built cream-painted wardrobes, a central dressing table with a woven mirror, and soft pink curtains. The room has sloping ceilings and delicate leaf-patterned wallpaper.

Master bedroom in our Cornish Holiday Home with ensuite shower room

We added a painted metal bed, painted bedside chest, Arts and Crafts wallpaper and faux sisal carpet to this children's bedroom at our Kent Family Home project. Interior Design by Imperfect Interiors

Ensuite design for a loft conversion in Hove, Sussex. Space saving designs to make it feel spacious

In this room the client wanted a boutique hotel look and feel with bags of colour. I created a colour scheme from the wallpaper we chose to tie the room together using different shades of pink and maroon and there isn’t a shade of white in sight. We kept the existing furniture and came up with a new lighting plan taking away the ‘big light’ (which wasn’t being used) and opted for pendants with individual switches to add a bit of luxury.