Bed 1 and the walk-in robe — the design · Irvine Street Selections

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Bed 1 and the walk-in robe — the design

The upstairs front bedroom, designed 2 October 2026: 3.16 × 3.92, a king bed, the whole room in a pale limewash, and an open walk-in robe in lit oak on the way to the ensuite.

The first six pictures are AI-enhanced images, not photographs. The last is the model.

What is what: king bed with an oatmeal bouclé base, white linen, an oatmeal throw, a clay cushion; natural oak bedsides; black swivel wall lights; pale warm limewash to every wall, white ceiling; laminate floor; sheer + blockout at the tall window; a Duette blind tucked into the slot window's head; FARO Klim 150 fan. The walk-in robe in pale oak with black rails and pulls, LED strips, bathrobes on one side and the suitcase bay on the other. A built-in window seat and an armchair were tried and dropped: there is 1.0 m between the bed and the front wall, and the curtains need the window wall.

Floorboards in this room (John, 8 Oct 2026). The pictures show the laminate we shortlisted, Solomons Elements Hydro in Cedar Mist DR6616, 1515 × 237 mm. Harriett has suggested the tendered engineered timber instead; that is not yet decided. Whichever is chosen, the boards here must be long (about 1.5 m or longer), in a similar colour, and must look like floorboards: a fine bevelled groove between planks. The question is asked once, under Flooring in 00a.

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Bed: a king, head on the west wall under the slot window (AAW 600 × 1510). Wall lights either side (black, swivel heads, switched at the bed) and power at both bedsides.
No door between Bed 1 and the walk-in robe. Please delete the 720 cavity slider there (credit?) and finish the opening square set, no architrave. Price widening it to about 900 so more of the robe shows. The 720 slider between the robe and the ensuite stays.
Walk-in robe joinery, open, both sides, in the pale oak of the kitchen (Laminex AbsoluteGrain): towards the bedroom, hanging under a shelf on a matte black rail; towards the ensuite, three oak drawers with black pulls and two open shelves. The west side is the suitcase bay: the rail at the top for shirts and a low oak luggage platform (~150 high) underneath; the east side is long hanging. A warm LED strip under the front of every shelf, on the robe's light switch. Please price.
Limewash: every wall of Bed 1 and the walk-in robe in a pale warm limewash (for example Bauwerk Bone or Dalray Bisque), ceiling flat white, doors in a washable paint tinted to match. Does your painter apply limewash? If not, we may do it after handover. Please price it as a variation and say what the walls need first (primer, level of finish).
Front window (AAW 2420 × 990, tall, from the floor): sheer + blockout on a matte black double track in a ceiling pocket the full width of the front wall (section 03), floor to ceiling.
Slot window over the bed: a Luxaflex Duette honeycomb blind in a blockout fabric, PowerView motorised with a remote, recessed in the window head. Battery or hard-wired: if hard-wired, power at the window head.
Ceiling fan: FARO Klim 150, matte black with pine blades, over the bed. Two downlights.
The front wall (WD 10): outside, the wall is angled about 9° (it steps back 349 mm over 2.2 m) to the window, which sits square to the street at the deep end. Inside, the plan draws a straight line across the room about 540 mm behind the frame, leaving a wedge-shaped space between it and the angled wall, up to about 450 mm deep at the east end, with a thin triangle drawn in it that isn't labelled. Is the bedroom wall straight with a closed void behind, or does the room follow the angle? And what is the triangle (a ledge, a seat, a services void)? Our pictures show the wall straight. Answered (7 Oct): the bedroom wall is straight, as the upper floor plan draws it.

AI-enhanced · 1 of 6From the door: the king bed under the high slot window, oak bedsides and black swivel wall lights; every wall in a pale warm limewash, ceiling white; sheer and blockout curtains floor to ceiling beside the tall front window; FARO Klim 150 fan

AI-enhanced · 2 of 6From the front window back to the bed and the robe: the robe opening has **no door**, square set, and the oak robe glows through it; the bedroom door on the right

AI-enhanced · 3 of 6Into the walk-in robe: pale oak both sides, a warm LED strip under every shelf. Left, the suitcase side (shirts above, a low oak platform below); right, long hanging; drawers and open shelves towards the ensuite slider

AI-enhanced · 4 of 6The robe's suitcase side, floor to ceiling: shirts on the top rail, a suitcase on the low oak platform; lit shelves, three drawers; the ensuite slider on the right. (Taken as a cut-away: the robe is only 850 between faces, so the other side is left out of the shot)

AI-enhanced · 5 of 6The robe's long-hanging side, floor to ceiling: bathrobes and long items; lit shelves and drawers towards the ensuite; the bedroom opening on the right (also a cut-away)

AI-enhanced · 6 of 6Through the robe into the ensuite with the slider open: the wall-hung WC and black flush plate, the shower with its stone-topped ledge and frameless glass, the oak vanity. The ensuite is the same model as section 10f

3D model · to scaleThe view straight from the 3D model. Trust this one for proportions