
When I first saw this room it looked like a tunnel, it was a dark long room with a north facing window at one end, a very dated looking dado rail running along the length of the room and the bed tucked away behind the door.
Because I think it is important to keep the clients aspirations foremost when choosing a design scheme for room, my solution for this room was based on Mediterranean villas and the sienna marble found in region.

By breaking up the length of the room with large panels of faux marbling on opposite sides of the room, placing the bed on the wall opposite the door and using striped fabric for the curtains.I was able to balance visually the aspects of this room.
An antique bed with a very tall headboard placed halfway down the longest wall , dominates the space and the terracotta and cream colours used in the scheme certainly give this room plenty of warmth. I used a pair of mirrors to keep the classic symmetry required for this style and plenty of crystal on the glass lighting to bounce colour and light off the semi sheen of the marbling.

Pamela Viner