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A guest bedroom in designer Ken Fulks Provincetown, Massachusetts, house, is vibrant with color John Robshaw bedding, paintings by Marion Vinot. Ari side table, Oly Studio.

The natural and muted tones of whites, grays, and blues in this bedroom were chosen by homeowners Harriet Maxwell MacDonald and Andrew Corrie for a casual yet refined look in their Shelter Island beach home.

Two mostly black vintage Louis Vuitton suitcases propped on wood blocks and topped with a tray serve as a night table in this master bedroom designed by Ken Fulk. The bedding is blackandwhite with stripes and plaid.

Orange bedding accents brighten a white guest room in a San Francisco row house decorated by Benjamin Dhong.

I love the hard geometry of the chest next to the frilly curtains, Olsen says. To add a soft touch to the metal Heimdal bed from Ikea, he slipcovered a length of foam in Schumachers Hong Kong for a headboard. Duvet cover and pillow shams by Schweitzer Linen. Because of their large scale, Mercury glass lamps from Circa Lighting make an impact. Theyre set on vintage end tables originally brown, Olsen repainted them a bright Chinese red, because every room needs a touch of red.

In the bedroom of a 400squarefoot Brooklyn apartment designed by Fitzhugh Karol and Lyndsay Caleo of The Brooklyn Home Company, Ikeas Brimnes bed has drawers underneath, for more storage.

In designer Stephen Shubels California cottage, MannOPrint curtains frame the guest rooms shipshape berth with builtin drawers. The Louis XVI portrait is a photocopy paper assemblage by Wood Biggs.

In the master bedroom of designer Kathryn M. Irelands Ojai home, its pattern on pattern. The bedspread is Irelands Ikat red fabric and the pillows are a mixture of her fabrics. The curtains are her Floral Jacquard Killip. Blue cashmere throw form J. Roaman. The lampshade is made from a Robert Kime fabric, 12 Colors. Carpet is walltowall wool sisal.

Having admired diamondshaped windows in stately old Syracuse houses, designer Thom Filicia introduced several in this lake house bedroom in Skaneateles as a repeating motif: I like how they float in a wall. This one punctuates a screen wall between master bedroom and shower. On the bed, an orange duvet from Serena & Lily warms up a blue one from John Robshaw. The adjoining bathroom has twin Kohler vanities and Arhaus mirrors.

Designers Hattie Wolfe and Abby Rizor made the most of the space in this master bedroom by moving the bed to the center of the room.