Bedroom design from a photo
By Nassim Hasni, publisher of DecoScale · published
A bedroom is furnished around the bed. DecoScale starts from a photo of your bedroom and refurnishes it with real products, chosen to go together and to fit.
What DecoScale can furnish in a bedroom
Bed, mattress, wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside tables, rug, table lamp, curtains, pendant light, posters and pictures, mirror — and bedding: duvet, pillow, fitted sheet, duvet cover, pillowcase. You tick what you change: what you leave as it is stays in the room.
The rules that are checked
- The mattress is chosen to the size of the bed.
- Bedside tables frame the head of the bed, against the headboard wall.
- The rug dresses the bed: it extends past the foot and the sides instead of disappearing underneath.
- Room is kept to open the doors and drawers of a wardrobe or a chest of drawers.
- When the bedroom has a built-in cupboard, no wardrobe is suggested on top.
- Doors, windows and radiators stay clear.
The numbers behind these rules are on the layout dimensions page.
Four real bedrooms, four styles
Four different bedrooms, photographed by the people who live in them, then refurnished.
The budget
The bed and the mattress are funded first, at their real catalogue price. The rest of the budget is shared between the other items, and the screen shows any overrun with its reason.
Frequently asked questions
Will the mattress fit the bed?
Yes: the mattress is chosen for the sleeping size of the suggested bed, as the merchant states it.
I have a built-in cupboard: do I need a wardrobe?
No. When the bedroom has a built-in cupboard, DecoScale does not suggest a wardrobe on top.
Is bedding suggested?
Yes: duvet, pillow, fitted sheet, duvet cover and pillowcase are part of a bedroom's products, each with its price and link.
Which styles for a bedroom?
Ten: Scandinavian, Minimalist, Warm, Contemporary, Japandi, Art Deco, Industrial, Bohemian, Coastal and Country chic.