Lighting technology applied to design has completely revolutionised the use of the bedroom area. This space, once used exclusively for night-time rest, becomes, from time to time, a temple dedicated to the art of dressing, a corner devoted to beauty and self-care, a personal refuge to be enjoyed even during the day.
Those who have plenty of space available in their bedroom can finally realise a long-held dream: a walk-in wardrobe that takes up an entire room (or part of it) dedicated to clothing storage. Getting dressed will become an even more relaxing and enjoyable daily ritual: everything in its place, organised on shelves, in drawers, honeycomb units and open clothes rails. In a word? Walk-in wardrobe.
The focal point of the sleeping area, it is the essential element on which bedroom furniture is built. Whether wooden or upholstered, with or without storage, with or without an integrated headboard, the double bed is the sum of the functionality and aesthetics. Choosing the right model means giving the room its own style, but also finding the solutions that best suits any architectural limitations of the space in which it will be installed. How to choose a double bed? In this article, we will explore the many models available and the characteristics of each one.
The sleeping area is one of the most intimate and personal rooms in the home: it is the place where you relax after a long day, it is the temple dedicated to the art of dressing, it is the refuge in which to cuddle and recharge. For all these reasons comfort and aesthetics must coexist in perfect balance. But how to orient yourself among the countless furnishing and style proposals? Moving towards a modern bedroom can be a good start: this style is characterised by an essential but refined design, made up of clean lines, neutral palettes and details that make the difference. From the choice of bed to the wardrobes, every element of a modern bedroom contributes to creating a cosy and sophisticated atmosphere: so let’s begin a journey into the world of design with lots of ideas, style inspirations and suggestions for designing the bedroom space, turning it into a modern, beautiful, functional and above all made-to-measure oasis.
Furnishing a bedroom is not easy. Wishes clash with practical requirements, but also with the size of the room, which sometimes represents an obstacle that is not easy to solve. In fact, there is a solution and it is represented by modular wardrobes: for the bedroom, Adok offers its professionalism with the Atelier line. Modularity and wide customisation are the keywords of this wardrobe system that allows you to design the sleeping area by perfectly combining aesthetics, personal taste and functionality. Let’s take a look at the various proposals and the ways in which the different elements can be combined in endless ways.
At first glance it would seem a marginal element, but in reality much of the bedroom style is played out around the headboard. There are so many types, but today we will focus on one type in particular, that of wall-mounted headboards. Minimal and modular, they are perfect for those looking for an essential but super-functional piece of furniture that also enriches the room from an aesthetic point of view.
A beautiful and functional sleeping area is a room that fits the space available, but also the particular shape of the room. Those who have to choose wardrobes for an attic bedroom know this well. In this case, you cannot rely on standard measurements: attics require specific designs that take into account the different heights of the room. So let’s see how to solve this problem in order to create a pleasant environment and, above all, suited to the needs of those who have to live in it.
Today, a walk-in wardrobe is a dream within everyone’s reach, even in cases where there is not a lot of space available. There are plenty of solutions, as well as the possibility of equipping the space by customising it according to one’s needs. So here is a perfect guide for those who are fascinated by the visual style of the open walk-in wardrobe but do not know where to start to design it: we will discover the types proposed by Adok and then move on to the equipment from which to choose in order to create a walk-in wardrobe to suit not only the space available, but also one’s own tastes and needs.
Choosing bedroom furniture is no small thing: there are many factors to consider when choosing wardrobes, bed and headboard. The aim is to create a cosy and orderly atmosphere, perfect both to combine relaxing and resting at night and to create an environment dedicated to the art of dressing, while at the same time reflecting the taste and needs of the master of the house. There are many instances, and for this reason it would always be a good idea to choose a complete bedroom: choosing complements that are coordinated (in materials, textures, colours) and that look good next to each other allows you to create a harmonious and elegant environment, functional and beautiful to look at.
Combining personal taste with functional requirements to create the bedroom of your dreams. This is essentially the reason why many people today choose a double storage bed: a choice that does not detract from aesthetics, because there are many solutions able to combine the cult of beauty with the essential functionality of each furnishing element. And Adok storage beds are the concrete expression of this research: beautiful to look at, they give the bedroom plenty of extra storage space without mortifying the eye.
Today, having a small bedroom is not uncommon. In modern houses, more space is usually dedicated to the living area at the expense of the sleeping area. However, this does not necessarily mean that you have to give up on having an aesthetically beautiful and functional bedroom. Contemporary design is in fact able to exploit all the available centimetres with furnishing solutions that increase, even only visually, the available space.
Lighten the bedroom to eliminate the superfluous and create space both in the environment and in our minds. Fortunately, minimalism does not mean creating an empty room, but rather studying each element down to the smallest detail in order to get to the essence of things: the aesthetics of simplicity is beautiful to look at because it produces inner calm and, at the same time, is the child of functionality typical of contemporary furniture. Let us therefore focus on the bed, the central element of the sleeping area. Among the solutions that best realise this trend is certainly the bed with wainscoting and suspended bedside tables. The headboard is combined with the three-dimensional presence of the bedside tables which, by eliminating the floor support, leave the floor free to give a greater feeling of space.
Furniture becomes tailor-made: an innovative approach that seeks to combine aesthetic and spatial requirements by creating wardrobes that exploit every inch of the home, even in the bedroom. A method that lends itself well to the design of the made-to-measure walk-in wardrobe, versatile by definition. The “walk-in wardrobe” system can in fact be declined in many types: corner or linear, totally open or with dedicated chests of drawers, it is also possible to consider the presence of freestanding central elements dedicated to those who want to dedicate an entire room to the art of dressing.
Optimising space means being able to make the best use of it, rationalising the available space and the associated functionality. A concept worth in the house as much as in service areas such as the garage. Whether you have a large garage or a small one, designing a wardrobe (either with doors or with open shelves) allows you to give each object its place: you avoid the classic “clutter effect” while gaining rationality and, above all, glance.
Open elements are joining the home as one of the most popular home décor trends of the year. The idea of a monolithic piece of furniture has been left behind, welcoming instead a pleasant alternation of solids and voids, perfect for making any furnishing composition dynamic. Open elements can finally live on in the sleeping area as well, becoming bearers of a new way of using wardrobes and accessories. They can in fact accommodate the personality of the master of the house, giving him the opportunity to express his passions with objects, accessories and furnishings which, placed in plain sight, contribute to create the right atmosphere even in the bedroom. The purpose, as well as being aesthetic, can also be functional. In a bedroom wardrobe, open elements can in fact accommodate niches, tools or shelves to facilitate the daily routine. Let’s discover the many solutions available.
The walk-in wardrobe is a dream for many people, and today it becomes a desire within everyone’s reach. Those with a large surface area can create a room dedicated to the art of dressing, which becomes a pampering at the service of the daily routine. In this context, the presence of a walk-in wardrobe island represents the non plus ultra of design: a beautiful complement in which design – in addition to complete the layout of the room – becomes an indispensable service element, also from an aesthetic point of view. Inside the walk-in wardrobe, the island completes and enhances the space dedicated to the open wardrobe, equipping it with everything needed to make this part of the home elegant and tidy.
What does it mean for a furniture company to be sustainable? There are many aspects that contribute to delineating its soul and vocation: from attention to the circularity of the materials used to social responsibility, from the management of the impacts generated by the production of goods and services to the care of the health and safety aspects of the products made and the working environments. And if in the world of furniture, sustainability is also strongly intertwined with the production processes and materials used, Adok is a brand that has immediately engaged in an innovative ‘design-oriented’ approach, whose mission is simple: contributing to development, giving life to sustainable production that impacts as little as possible on the environment, while generating a business culture that gets to the heart of consumers to guide their social behaviour towards a reasoned and sustainable use of materials, products and services.