Two clearly defined areas for sleep and work share a material palette and a simple language of joinery. Bespoke furniture makes full use of the room, incorporating wardrobes, bookcases and extra storage. The bed sits in a sheltered niche between the cabinets. Timber panelling behind the headboard and soft lighting bring warmth, while white wardrobe fronts keep the composition light. Muted green textiles add a quiet accent to the neutral palette. The desk sits beside the window, with a generous worktop and room for equipment. Vertical timber battens form a subtle backdrop. Open bookcases with integrated lighting add depth and rhythm, linking the sleeping and working areas without crowding them. Pale timber, white surfaces and simple geometric forms give each element a clear purpose. The result combines the comfort of a bedroom with the practicality of a home office.