Bedroom and dressing

Structuring the night space with adapted volumes

In the Bedroom and dressing room category, beds are the centerpieces around which the entire layout is organized. Their format varies according to the room's dimensions and desired uses (single, double, with built-in storage). Bedside tables provide a functional link on either side of the bed: they hold essentials while defining a stable zone. The materials used - solid wood, metal and natural fibers - are robust and visually coherent. The ensemble aims for immediate legibility of functions and rational occupation of the available volume.

Organizing storage: cupboards, chests of drawers, wardrobes

Storage solutions in this category respond to the need to keep linen, accessories and personal effects in an orderly fashion. Wardrobes with hinged or sliding doors offer substantial capacities, often adjustable by adding shelves or closets. Chest of drawers allow clothes to be arranged on several accessible levels. In specific spaces dedicated to dressing, these elements can be complemented by open modules, chest benches or mobile racks. The choice of formats depends on the volume to be stored, the frequency of use and the structure of the room.

Reconciling storage and the perception of space

In a bedroom, storage furniture must blend in without weighing down the overall look. The height of the furniture, its wall placement and the treatment of the fronts (solid, glazed or openwork) directly influence the feeling of space. The layout is built around two principles: everyday accessibility and balance of visual mass. A tall wardrobe is generally placed on the opposite side of the bed to avoid compressing the space around it. Low or shallow cabinets are preferred in the background or in areas of reduced circulation.

The Bedroom and dressing room category offers a coherent set of elements designed to meet functional needs while respecting spatial constraints and the intimate character of the room.