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02a

Bed 2 — the design

The downstairs bedroom beside the bathroom, designed 1 October 2026: 3.46 × 3.9 clear plus a full-width robe, a queen bed, and the high window dressed with full-wall sheer curtains.

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

The robe: picture 5 is the design (the lit black column and the luggage bay). Pictures 3 (Franci's oak niche) and 4 (the black column unlit) are the alternatives. Picture 2 is the robe as first designed, with the black niche.

What is what: queen bed with an oatmeal base, white and oatmeal linen; natural oak bedsides; black swivel wall lights; a large coastal artwork in an oak frame over the bed; sheer + blockout on a matte black double track in a ceiling pocket, full window wall; FARO Klim 150 fan (black, pine); white laminate robe with a lit matte black column and an open luggage bay; the laminate floor. Walls plain (a clay feature wall and an upholstered bedhead were tried and set aside).

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.

To confirm or price

  • Robe (as drawn, 600 deep under the 2.4 bulkhead): white laminate, hinged, full height to the bulkhead. The design (chosen 1 Oct 2026): the lit black column with the luggage bay, below. Please price it, and price the two alternatives alongside for comparison.
  • Alternative — black column, unlit: a tall open column at the window end, 550 wide, lined in matte black laminate, two shelves, a drawer under and a cupboard over; six doors with long matte black bar handles.
  • The design — lit column and luggage bay: a tall open column at the window end, 550 wide, lined in matte black laminate, two shelves, a drawer under and a cupboard over; four doors with long matte black bar handles; plus a warm LED strip under each shelf (power and a driver inside the robe, on the room's light switch, not a sensor), and the two doors nearest the bedroom door replaced by an open bay lined in black: an oak bench at ~450 with a cushion (removable, washable cover), a drawer under, a black hanging rail and two hooks, an LED strip at the top.
  • Alternative — Franci's: the central niche of the original design lined in pale oak, one shelf, two drawers under, with oak bar handles and pulls. (If chosen, the handles would be matte black: no oak or brass hardware.)
  • Wall lights either side of the bed (black, swivel heads, switched at the bed), with power points at the bedsides.
  • Window left as drawn (AAW 2710 × 800, high); curtains in the recessed ceiling pocket (section 03), full wall.
AI-enhanced · 1 of 5From the door: queen bed on the bathroom wall, oak bedsides, black swivel wall lights, artwork over the bed; sheer and blockout curtains on the full window wall; FARO Klim 150 fan
AI-enhanced · 2 of 5Towards the robe, as first designed: white laminate hinged doors with long black bar handles and a matte black display niche (image005)
Robe · alternative · AI-enhanced · 3 of 5Robe — Franci's alternative: the central niche lined in pale oak, with oak bar handles and oak drawer pulls
Robe · alternative · AI-enhanced · 4 of 5Robe alternative: the inspiration photo as shot — a tall, narrow open column in matte black at the window end, two shelves, a drawer under and a cupboard over, six doors to its right with black bar handles
Robe · the design · AI-enhanced · 5 of 5The robe — the design (chosen 1 Oct): the black column with a warm LED strip under each shelf, and the pair of doors by the bedroom door swapped for an open luggage bay — oak bench with a cushion, a drawer under, a black hanging rail and hooks, lit from the top. Less storage, more use to a guest living out of a suitcase
3D model · to scaleThe first view straight from the 3D model. Trust this one for proportions