Bedrooms have to not only be functional but restful and relaxing. Adequate storage in bedrooms, is essential, and cave bedrooms have terrific potential to create these storage areas without taking up valuable floor space with free standing furniture. You will see from these examples that tastes and requirements vary, as does the lighting and decoration of these rooms.
This bedroom has a light and airy feel, and careful use of voile curtains to screen wardrobe areas adds to this spacious room
Cave bedrooms are often not uniform in shape but this quirky nature can be used to great advantage. This room has a wardrobe area dug out of the walls and handy shelving.
This bedroom also has a wardrobe area dug out of the wall and also an area cut into the wall for a bed, with a very attractive lighting unit above.
I very much like what has been done in this cave, as the old animal trough has been renovated and used as an attractive feature, as both a bed head and storage unit. Again a small alcove has been used as an unusual lighting unit
Another light and airy example where an alcove has been used to house a chest of drawers.
This bedroom has a very moorish feel and facing bricks have been used to create a shelving unit and feature head board.
This is a very simple room but illustrates how good lighting effects can create a warm and relaxing haven.
This bedroom has also opted for a more simple line, using the small alcoves as a useful but attractive feature
This head board stands out well against the white painted walls, and also provides useful bed side units.
This is a bed unit which was built by a good friend of mine for his little boys room. This clever design incorporates a much needed storage unit under the bed, which is a must for a growing lad.
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