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Personalized Bedroom Interior Design in Bengaluru

bySimplécedeVisit Design Studio in Indiranagar; Renovations across BengaluruStarts from2,000 per sq ft of Built-up AreaView full gallery

Your bedroom is more than just a place to sleep; it is your private sanctuary. We create spaces that blend minimalist aesthetics with deep functionality, from custom headboards and window reading nooks to clever wardrobe-integrated TV units.

A tour of the 'Poorna' daughter's bedroom, designed with a central play area, a platform bed, a spacious study, and a fun chalkboard wall.

This video reveals our creative solution for the 'Poorna' primary room: a half-poster bed and a TV discreetly integrated into the wardrobe.

A bedroom from the 'Pepper and Coffee' project, featuring a custom wooden bed, a cozy window seat, and a clean, minimalist aesthetic.

This bedroom detail shows the custom floating nightstand and wooden headboard, with delicate pendant lights adding a touch of elegance.

The study area in the 'Utopian Dreams' kids' room, with a built-in bookshelf and a pegboard for flexible organization.

We incorporated a window seat alongside the study in this kids' room, creating a versatile space for play, reading, or simply enjoying the view.

The 'Poorna' guest bedroom has a vintage, earthy feel, with a unique yellow accent wall and crisscrossing wooden ledges behind the bed.

The study in the guest bedroom doubles as a sewing space, with a custom desk and storage designed to accommodate our client's passion.

The study area in the 'Poorna' kids' room seamlessly transitions into a wardrobe, with open shelving for books and toys.

A platform bed with built-in storage is the centerpiece of this kids' room, providing a cozy space for sleep and play.

About Bedrooms: Personal Sanctuaries

We often see layouts where a TV placement or a bulky wardrobe disrupts the flow of a room. For instance, in our 'Poorna' project, we designed a half-poster bed that frames the room without blocking the view, and tucked the TV seamlessly into the wardrobe structure. When you plan your bedroom, consider whether you need a dedicated study nook or a window seat; these are not just additions, they change how you use the room daily.

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