In this modern San Francisco home, the airy bedroom is defined by neutral bedding and decor, and an accent floor mirror. | Carlos Chavarría

Bright and airy or warm and intimate, these bedrooms offer plenty of inspiration Bedrooms are some of our most intimate rooms?they are places where we go to rest, relax, reset. They also express style in a different way than the rest of the home, as bedrooms are more personal than outward-facing spaces like living rooms or kitchens.
Every week in our House Calls column, we publish tours that take us inside all kinds of homes with personality, style, and soul. That means we get a peek into bedroom details that might otherwise be off limits to guests?think custom millwork, dazzling lighting, and indulgent textiles. Below, get the inside scoop on how to achieve the look of some of our favorite House Calls bedrooms. And don?t miss the previous installments of this series highlighting dining room and bathroom ideas.

Carmen Troesser

Two architects turn an 1889 factory into their home and studio
When Sarah and Jeff Klymson?he, a founding principal of architecture and design practice Collective Office, and she, an architect and interior designer working in the hospitality industry?found a circa-1889 former factory in Chicago?s South Loop, they knew they could turn it into the home of their dreams. The couple?s second-floor residence, above Jeff?s offices, measures 2,600 square feet. Inside, the couple maximized ...