Designing a master bedroom
Architect Julian Owen offers expert insight into how to maximise the potential of your new suite
The master bedroom in this new Northumberland home by Elliott Architects (
www.elliottarchitects.co.uk) has its own balcony, which is accessed via glazed doors to maximise daylight in the space
JILL TATE
For many years the bedroom was a space used to provide little more than it’s name indicates. But as floor area is a valuable commodity in a modern house, it is now called upon to serve a multitude of uses. In fact, the current trend in house design goes beyond providing just a large master bedroom, as ensuites and dressing areas create the flavour of a luxurious upmarket hotel. Uses include reading, grooming, listening to the radio, watching TV, using a computer or just enjoying the view out of the window – all of which can influence the layout, contents and overall design of a master suite.
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