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Bedrooms Designed as Personal Retreats

byRicha BahlTakes projects across India; Visit Design Studio in Bandra West, MumbaiStarts from2,800 ₹ per sq. ft.View full gallery

A bedroom is more than a place to sleep; it is a sanctuary where the air feels softer. I design these spaces to be quiet escapes, woven together with emotion, soft textures, and the stories you hold dear.

This bedroom in a Dhaka residence is a perfect example of a cultured, cozy retreat. A classic four-poster bed is the centerpiece, complemented by custom furniture and art sourced from around the world. The stone flooring and soft lighting create a humble yet elegant vibe.

A bedroom in Calcutta opens directly onto a lush garden, blurring the line between indoors and out. The room is a calm oasis, with a beautiful wooden bed, a tufted leather bench, and a large abstract painting that adds a touch of modern energy.

This tranquil bedroom in Saratoga features a stunning four-poster bed set against a backdrop of warm, neutral tones. The vaulted wooden ceiling and large window add to the room's airy and spacious feel, creating a perfect retreat.

For Aditi Rao Hydari's home, the bedroom is a serene escape. A four-poster bed with light, airy curtains creates a dreamy focal point. The space is kept simple and elegant, with a focus on comfort and tranquility.

In Kangana Ranaut's bedroom, a white brick wall provides a rustic, textured backdrop for a classic four-poster bed. The design blends her Himachali roots with a modern aesthetic, creating a space that feels both grounded and light.

This cozy bedroom corner in the 'Inde Blue' project features a daybed layered with textured pillows and throws. The soft, muted color palette and simple, framed sketches on the wall create a calm and personal space for rest.

A study desk is placed by the window in this Calcutta bedroom, creating a perfect spot for reflection with a view of the garden. The mix of a vintage-style desk, a modern paper lantern, and patterned bedding gives the room a collected, eclectic feel.

This bedroom shows how a simple pattern on the headboard and wardrobe doors can add character to a space. The soft pink and green tones create a gentle, soothing atmosphere, perfect for a personal sanctuary.

About Bedrooms as Personal Retreats

I do not follow rigid rules when designing a bedroom. My focus is on layering, mixing vintage finds with custom-made furniture, adding heavy linen drapes, and choosing lighting that softens the mood. If you want a space that feels like a quiet exhale at the end of the day, we should talk about how to make it yours.

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