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5 Ideas for Decorating a Bedroom in a Panel House

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We show examples of interior designs in houses of series P44-T, how to visually raise low ceilings, compensate for lack of space, and create a cozy bedroom interior

Everyone dreams of a beautiful and functional bedroom. Let's see how designers use limited space in typical panel houses. Take these ideas for note.

Bedroom with a small wardrobe

Designer Inna Velichko decorated the interior of this bedroom in calm blue-gray tones. The majority of the room is taken up by a full-size double bed, next to which a small wardrobe was arranged. To improve lighting, they designed bay windows in the wardrobe, and for ventilation — roller shutter doors.

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Photo: Bedroom in Provence and Cottage Style, Guide, Inna Velichko, Milla Titova, Olga Pogorelova, Panel House, Cultura-design, Bureau 'Common Area', Interior Encyclopedia – photo on our websitePhoto: Bedroom in Modern Style, Guide, Inna Velichko, Milla Titova, Olga Pogorelova, Panel House, Cultura-design, Bureau 'Common Area', Interior Encyclopedia – photo on our website

Bedroom-living room with convenient zoning

The owners of the apartment asked designers from Bureau 'Common Area' to set up both a bedroom and a living room in one room. The space was divided into two zones using an open shelf, making the living room area quite bright. This was also helped by color choice: the room was decorated in light pastel tones.

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Photo: Living Room in Scandinavian Style, Bedroom, Guide, Inna Velichko, Milla Titova, Olga Pogorelova, Panel House, Cultura-design, Bureau 'Common Area', Interior Encyclopedia – photo on our websitePhoto: Bedroom in Modern Style, Guide, Inna Velichko, Milla Titova, Olga Pogorelova, Panel House, Cultura-design, Bureau 'Common Area', Interior Encyclopedia – photo on our website

Bedroom with a dressing area

In a small bedroom, designer Milla Titova incorporated a dressing area in the form of a wardrobe with a full-wall mirror. The toilet table was replaced with a small hanging console cabinet. Built-in lighting framing the mirror creates the effect of a dressing table and visually raises the ceiling in the room.

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Photo: Bedroom in Modern Style, Guide, Inna Velichko, Milla Titova, Olga Pogorelova, Panel House, Cultura-design, Bureau 'Common Area', Interior Encyclopedia – photo on our website

With an attached balcony

To provide enough space for a wardrobe, designer Olga Pogorelova decided to combine the bedroom with the balcony. The balcony was insulated and the balcony door was removed. The window sill block was not removed and the radiator was not moved to avoid coordination issues.

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Photo: Bedroom in Modern Style, Guide, Inna Velichko, Milla Titova, Olga Pogorelova, Panel House, Cultura-design, Bureau 'Common Area', Interior Encyclopedia – photo on our website

With a discreet storage system

Designers from Cultura-design studio came up with how to make a bedroom interior minimalist yet still provide storage systems and space for a TV. The wardrobe was painted olive green, matching the accent wall color, and closed with light panels.

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Photo: Bedroom in Minimalist Style, Guide, Inna Velichko, Milla Titova, Olga Pogorelova, Panel House, Cultura-design, Bureau 'Common Area', Interior Encyclopedia – photo on our websitePhoto: Bedroom in Minimalist Style, Guide, Inna Velichko, Milla Titova, Olga Pogorelova, Panel House, Cultura-design, Bureau 'Common Area', Interior Encyclopedia – photo on our website