Master Suite

A master suite combines a bedroom, bathroom, and sometimes a dressing room. A luxurious private sanctuary for parents.

Master suite design: glass partition or glazed wall between bedroom and bathroom, open or closed dressing room, cohesive color palette between spaces.

Pitfall: a master suite where bathroom noises disturb sleep. Sound insulation and a door between spaces.

The ideal size for a master suite is generally between 20 and 40 m². This allows for a space large enough to include a bedroom, a bathroom, and potentially a dressing room, while maintaining a reasonable size.

For a master suite, it is recommended to use multi-source lighting: general lighting for the entire space, spotlights or wall sconces for the bathroom area, and bedside lamps for the bedroom area. This helps create a soothing and functional ambiance.

To ensure privacy in a master suite, you can opt for blackout curtains or blinds for windows, as well as soft-closing doors to separate different areas. You can also design the master suite in a more secluded part of the house, away from high-traffic areas.

For master suite finishes, it is preferable to choose noble and durable materials, such as wood, stone, marble, or high-end tiles. This will help create a warm and luxurious atmosphere, in keeping with the intimate character of this space.

To optimize storage space in a master suite, you can design a custom dressing room, favoring tall and narrow elements to save floor space. You can also integrate multi-functional furniture, such as a bed with built-in storage, or bedside tables with drawers.