The master and mistress of the house deserve the best. While it is the most overlooked room simply because nobody sees it but you, the contrary is true. Your personal space deserves your best attention and decoration. Spare no expense and do not compromise with your master bedroom ideas and designs. Here are 40 master bedroom ideas Glenser incorporates into our work to design your bedroom plans or renovation. Building a new home is very exciting. There are so many possibilities – from colour choice to finishes to possible layouts. It can also be quite stressful because, well, there are so many colours, styles, finishes and layouts to choose from.
When you first begin this journey, you might not realise just how many decisions are required for a new build. Take the kitchen for example, there’s the cabinetry layout, choosing the style, type, purpose and size of doors and/or drawers, type and colour of benchtops and splashbacks, choosing appliances, incorporating space for appliances, where and what lighting to use. The list goes on.
Throughout the entire house you’ll need to choose things like floor finishes, whether to go with timber or carpet, skirting board design, cornices, wall finishes, interior windows and trim finishes, door handles, door styles, full bathroom design, including walls, floors, vanities, mirrors, bath and shower, feature walls and lighting.
This list is not exhaustive, it’s just the tip of the iceberg. Everything needs to be carefully considered in order to create a cohesive plan. So here’s a bit of advice to help you make a few decisions, reduce your stress levels and create a home you’re proud of.
Begin by gathering your ideas together; the internet will be your best friend during this stage. 
While searching for ideas can be a lot of fun, it’s easy to go a little crazy by trying and incorporate every idea you like. Resist this urge. It will only result in a patchy and inconsistent look. Instead, note the images/photos that really pop out at you, then designate one room as the area on which you’ll centre these ideas around. This will be the “master room”.