Architectural Bedrooms

What do really simple architectural bedrooms say about your style?

Clean, serene and cerebral, architectural bedrooms are clear expressions of a “less is more” modernist architecture aesthetic. These rooms by New York designer Andy Goldsborough are studies in spare symmetry – paring down to essentials while depending on shapes, surfaces and textures to carry the design. Neutral color and low sight lines create a sense of calm and order that is the polar opposite of a cluttered lifestyle. It’s interesting that the bed looks serene despite the duvet, contrasting cover across the foot of the bed and several layers of pillows.

Goldborough’s gift is the ability to highly organize intimate spaces, editing and refining them by minimizing décor, including furnishings and window treatments. That creates a highly desirable luxury of low maintenance and implies the youthfulness of a home unburdened by acquisition. The very tailored quilted bedspread with its military fit and finished shams fits the aesthetic perfectly and echoes the tufting on a pair of Barcelona chairs nearby. Rooms in this style also pose questions about the nature of comfort in stressful times.

(Source: andygoldsborough.com)

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