A floor-to-ceiling panelled headboard wall wrapping the bed, Central Park Resorts — SpaceTalk Designs

Bed, Headboard and Wardrobe Walls in Gurgaon

The bed wall and the wardrobe wall are one decision. Most bedrooms make it twice.

Headboard wall with floating drawers — SpaceTalk DesignsMaster bed with a tufted leather headboard — SpaceTalk Designs

The bed is bought in week two. The wardrobe arrives in week six. They never meet.

Two finishes. Two heights. A side table squeezed into the gap between them.

I draw the bedroom as one wall system

Headboard height, wardrobe shutter lines, side tables, reading lights and switches go on the same sheet. The furniture is planned first — then the power points, lights and skirting follow it, not the other way round.

Storage in the headboard wall

  • Floating drawers built into the headboard wall
  • Storage under the bed, for what you reach for twice a year
  • Panelled, upholstered or leather headboards, running floor to ceiling where the room allows
  • Side tables built in, at the height of the mattress

The wardrobe beside it

Full height, to the ceiling, with no loft line. Shutters in the same veneer, PU or leather as the headboard panels, so the room reads as one piece of architecture. Custom wardrobes →

Depth decides whether you can find anything. How deep should a wardrobe be? →

Built in one factory

19 mm blockboard sealed on both sides. Soft-close hardware. Factory-built, then assembled on site by my team, so the bedroom stays liveable.

A bedroom keeps its calm when everything in it was drawn on the same sheet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should the bed and wardrobe be designed together?
Yes. Drawn together, the headboard, side tables and wardrobe share one height line and one finish, and the switches and lights land where the furniture needs them.
Can a headboard wall hold storage?
Often a lot. Floating drawers, niches and side tables built into the headboard wall, plus storage under the bed for what you use rarely.
Does a floor-to-ceiling wardrobe make a bedroom feel smaller?
Usually the opposite. One continuous wall with no loft line reads as architecture. A wardrobe that stops short leaves a dust shelf and a broken line.

Send me the bedroom plan. I'll show you where the storage is hiding.

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