SDID Stacy Drew Interior Design

This bathroom design is my #1 most shared design on Pinterest, which probably comes down to one thing: it hits that sweet spot between timeless and trend-forward.

The warm wood tones, soft brass, vertical stacked tile, and vintage-inspired rug all feel current, but none of them are overly tied to a specific trend cycle. The result is a space that feels layered, warm, and elevated without feeling intimidating or overly designed.

One of the details that really makes the room work is the fluted vanity. In smaller spaces especially, texture can do a lot of the heavy lifting. Keeping the palette tonal allows the materials themselves to become the focal point, which creates visual interest without overwhelming the room.

It’s proof that the spaces people connect with most are usually the ones that feel both aspirational and attainable at the same time.

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This bedroom was a complete redesign from the ground up — and honestly, seeing it come together is so satisfying.

The goal was to create a space that felt cozy, elevated, and a little moodier, while still keeping it calm and functional for everyday life. We leaned into rich contrast, layered textures, custom detailing, and warmer finishes to give the room a much more polished, intentional feel from the moment you walk in.

One of my favourite transformations here was the addition of the slat wall feature behind the bed. It completely changed the feel of the room and added that architectural layer the space was missing before.

A few details that helped pull everything together:

• A custom slat wall feature for warmth, depth, and texture
• Rich navy accents balanced with warm wood tones
• Oversized drapery panels to visually heighten the room
• Layered neutral bedding to soften the darker elements
• A cleaner, more functional layout with furnishings scaled properly for the space

The Design Brief: create a cozy modern bedroom that felt sophisticated, calming, functional, and visually layered — with a balance of warmth, texture, contrast, and architectural detail.

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