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Habitus Loves… A Bourgeois Bedroom

Habitus Loves… A Bourgeois Bedroom

A brilliant bedroom is about more than simply the perfect bed and chest of drawers. Before you fit out the boudoir, think about how you want to use it and what pieces will facilitate that.

The Finley Bed from Jardan

Combining a solid American Oak frame and vegetable tanned leather sling, Finley echoes the modernist aesthetics with it’s honesty to the raw material. Finley is also available with a timber headboard.

Jardan

Finley Bed Jardan king size bed

 

The Alternated Cabinet from Planet Furniture

A feature piece that stands apart from other options on the market, the Alternated Cabinet is made from solid engineered spotted gum, with solid edging and veneer internals with solid edging. A mirrored back is optional and the height adjustable shelves suit glassware and ceramics, clothes or bedding.

Planet Furniture

Alternated Cabinet Planet Furniture cupboard drawer wood

 

The Captain Flint Floor Lamp from Euroluce

The Captain Flint floor lamp designed in 2015 by Michael Anastassiades for FLOS, comprises of a painted steel or brushed brass stem and reflector cone, opal polycarbonate diffuser, and white Carrara or black Marquina marble base.

Euroluce

Captain Flint Eurolace Floor lamp

 

The Kuri Bedside Table by Tide from Workshopped

The Kuri bedside tables come standard with two drawers, however, they can be customised to suit individual requirements.

Workshopped

Kuri Bedside Table Tide Workshopped bedroom side tables

 

The Corky Carafe by Muuto from Living Edge

The Corky carafe’s oversized detail plays with the conventional bottle shape. Its simple yet characteristic design makes it ideal as a water jug or wine carafe and its large opening makes it easy to keep clean.

Living Edge

Corky Carafe Glasses Living Edge set

 

Linen Duvet Set in Mist from IN BED

IN BED linen is a dream to sleep in year-round; it’s light and more breathable than cotton in Summer, but keeps you cozy and warm in Winter. The more it’s slept in, lived in and loved the softer and more beautiful it becomes.

IN BED

Mist IN BED duvet cover

 

The Kuri Bed by Tide from Workshopped

The Kuri bedsides are an all-timber addition to the Tide range, and represent the first dedicated bedroom furniture offered by the Melbourne-based designer and maker.

Workshopped

Kuri Bed Tide Workshopped timber bedframe

 

The Palm Springs Planter from Lightly

The new architectural Palm Springs planters, crafted in powder-coated spun metal explore the relationship between the natural and built environment through colour and form. They are perfect for indoor and outdoor use.

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Palm Springs Planter Lightly pot plant

 

The Elements Coat Stand from Apato

The Elements Coat Stand is a functional sculpture in a house. The construction elements are made of one type of timber in different lengths. As they are joint together in different places with various angles and directions, the object changes its character according to the side where it is looked at.

Apato 

Elements Apato Coat Stand

 

The Framed Mirrors from Lightly

Made from powder coated steel frames and taupe coloured mirror glass, the Framed Mirrors are a gently artistic interpretation of the classic mirror. Though still functioning as reflecting glass, the colours, shapes and its ability to be arranged in groups give the mirrors distinct character. The design comes in two sizes and three colours.

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Taupe Lightly large framed mirrors

 


Author:

Holly Cunneen was the editor of Habitus and has spent her time in the media writing about architecture, design and our local industry. With a firm view that “design has a shared responsibility to the individual as much as it does the wider community,” her personal and professional trajectory sees her chart the interests, accomplishments, and emerging patterns of behaviour within the architecture and design community.