Bedrooms · Wardrobes · Personal spaces

A room
of your own.

A quiet place to retreat. A space to grow into. Furniture that makes the everyday feel effortless.

Explore our bedrooms through the years, from playful children’s rooms to restful principal suites, with Crown fitted furniture and details designed around each home.

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Blue bedroom with fitted storage and window seat — Ash House — Ash House · Crown bedroom furniture · Designed by Hannah Melvin, Lead Designer, and Lisa Melvin, Founder (Hannah originally credited as Hannah Davidson)

01 / Ash House · Warwickshire · Crown furniture

Considered storage.
Individual character.

Ash House brought Hannah and Lisa’s ideas together across the whole home. The bedrooms show how Crown furniture can become part of the architecture of a room.

Deep blue cabinetry frames a window seat, with drawers beneath and timber-lined shelves alongside. In another bedroom, a softer palette and carefully planned hanging space create a different mood.

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Blue fitted bedroom furniture and window seat — Ash House — Ash House · Blue fitted bedroom furniture and window seat

Brass handles against blue cabinetry — Ash House — Ash House · Brass handles against blue cabinetry

Look a little closer

A long handle.
A warm timber interior.
A place to pause.

Bedroom seating and open wardrobe — Ash House — Ash House · Bedroom seating and open wardrobe

Fitted wardrobe with open and closed storage — Ash House — Ash House · Fitted wardrobe with open and closed storage

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02 / Child’s Play · Warwickshire · Crown furniture

Room for personality.
Space to grow.

From our earlier work, two bedrooms with very different personalities. Pale blue furniture and a boxing mural make one room playful; a deeper blue wall, white furniture and a guitar give the other its own character.

Bedside drawers, wardrobes, desks and display shelves work together, making room for study, hobbies and the possessions that make a bedroom feel personal.

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Pale blue bedroom furniture, a desk and boxing mural — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Pale blue Crown furniture and a playful mural · Photograph: Marek Sikora

White wardrobe, drawers and study area with a pink guitar — Childs Play — Child’s Play · White fitted furniture with a dressing and study space · Photograph: Marek Sikora

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Bedside desk and drawers beneath a playful mural — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Bedside desk and drawers beneath a playful mural

Fitted wardrobe, bed and desk in a pale blue bedroom — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Fitted wardrobe, bed and desk in a pale blue bedroom

Shelving and built-in desk beside the bed — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Shelving and built-in desk beside the bed

Bedroom view towards the desk and en-suite entrance — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Bedroom view towards the desk and en-suite entrance

Bed, desk and checked curtains in the pale blue bedroom — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Bed, desk and checked curtains in the pale blue bedroom

Pale blue wardrobe and open display shelves beside the window — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Pale blue wardrobe and open display shelves beside the window

Desk, bedside storage and boxing mural — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Desk, bedside storage and boxing mural

Deep blue feature wall and white bed with en-suite beyond — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Deep blue feature wall and white bed with en-suite beyond

Blue and white bedroom with a reading corner — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Blue and white bedroom with a reading corner

Reading chair, guitar and bedside lamp — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Reading chair, guitar and bedside lamp

Storage wall and desk opposite the bed — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Storage wall and desk opposite the bed

Bedroom view towards the chair and en-suite entrance — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Bedroom view towards the chair and en-suite entrance

Textured white wardrobe door beside the desk — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Textured white wardrobe door beside the desk

Fitted wardrobe and desk drawer detail — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Fitted wardrobe and desk drawer detail

Decorative rabbit lamp against a blue bedroom wall — Childs Play — Child’s Play · Decorative rabbit lamp against a blue bedroom wall

Child’s Play photography: Marek Sikora.

03 / White Lias Stone Coachhouse · Princethorpe, Warwickshire

A softer side
to the story.

A tall upholstered headboard, layered textiles and exposed stone give this bedroom a quietly enveloping feel. The architecture is part of the atmosphere, with the pitched ceiling and windows shaping the composition.

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White Lias Stone Coachhouse · Bedroom · 12 — White Lias Stone Coachhouse · Upholstered headboard, layered textiles and original stone

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White Lias Stone Coachhouse · Bedroom · 13

White Lias Stone Coachhouse · Bedroom · 11

Designed around your day

What belongs
in your bedroom?

We begin with the way you use the room: what needs to be stored, where you get ready, whether a desk belongs here and how you want the space to feel at the end of the day.

Storage that fits.

Hanging space, drawers and open shelves planned around the things you actually keep.

More than a wardrobe.

Window seats, dressing areas and desks brought into the room as part of one considered design.

Your own palette.

Colour, texture, handles and lighting considered together, from the broad view to the smallest detail.

Part of our brand family since 1999

A long relationship. Ideas for the whole home.

Our Crown story extends well beyond kitchens. These bedrooms show how we combine their furniture with our own design details to create individual spaces.

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Bring your ideas together

Start with what you love.

Save your favourite bedroom photographs to your Mood Cube, then share them with us as the starting point for your own room.

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A roomof your own.

Considered storage.Individual character.

Room for personality.Space to grow.

A softer sideto the story.

What belongsin your bedroom?

Storage that fits.

More than a wardrobe.

Your own palette.

A long relationship. Ideas for the whole home.

Start with what you love.

A room
of your own.

Considered storage.
Individual character.

Room for personality.
Space to grow.

A softer side
to the story.

What belongs
in your bedroom?