London...

So cozy

I like two Boutique Mews House, London and River Road Cottage : )

Love the mirror in Mews House, great idea.

River Road Cottage, because I love sleeping next to open windows. I'd add a colorful duvet, though. I also like Upper East Side, but being able to access both sides of the bed is an absolute must for me.

I voted for the boutique mews house in London, for the warmth, the balance, the lighting/window, and color...very chic. But I also liked the cottage (sunny, charming) but didn't care for the bed frame/headboard style. Same goes for the Upper East side...love the use of space, hated the hospital look of the headboard. I really liked the Eclectic NY room too...great colors, love the room screen divider, great use of space, especially for one person; for a couple, not crazy about having one side of the bed blocked or against the wall.

Yes, I love the light of the river road. I couldn't sleep in it every day but on vacation I could.

NYC -- cozy, high ceilings, shelves -- I like the river road but the ceiling was too low. Also like the Upper East Side.

I chose Upper East Side, because I like the style. However, seriously, I find them all claustrophobic.

NYC - Looks almost like that space was specifically built for that purpose.

London wins ... and I'm a NYer

London wins, love the color choice and style.

River Road Cottage - it has room on both sides of the bed for legs to stick out, is light, bright, fresh and uncluttered, and has a view to a larger space - outside. Some of the others are for single people/beds rather than two - given the beds are squashed against the walls (a personal dislike of mine), and have views of walls instead of windows - what a waste of a view.

Streamlined elegance in London ! Antiqued mirror panel adds light and space, color schemewarmand soothing !

Love, River Road Cottage. Two windows & shelves on either side of window behind bed.

River road cottage, Lots of light and lots of books, can't get any better than that!

Like others i like two as well........Boutique Mews House, London and River Road Cottage. Basically for the same things. In BMH there is balance, calm and soothing color and feel. I could see me wanting to be in there a lot. I don't need a big bedroom because I am generally in there only to sleep and sometimes to read but prefer to read in my comfy chair in another room. However I could read in there easily. This has a feel like an expensive hotel you might stay in on vacation. I love the clean lines and lack of clutter as that makes me feel calm. The RRC has that wonderful cape cod feel to me. I can almost feel a light sea breeze just looking at the photo. Nice light and crisp white plus the bed frame is fantastic (reminds me of my grandparents bed) and the window framed by bookcases is wonderful. Love that they kept the items in the bookcase mostly white. Makes the room feel bigger to me. There is a lot of light and that makes it feel more open,too. I love the fact you can walk around both beds because for me if style is functional that makes it great but if I have to try to make up a bed I can only get to one side on it is not for me. As I am a married great grandmother trips to the bathroom in the middle of the night are common for me and my husband and we don't like to have to crawl over each other to get out of bed when nature calls. Also just looking at the photos I can't tell if the beds are full or queen. For the ones who have never shared a full bed with someone it is something to consider if you are thinking about downsizing. We slept on a full bed for more than half of our married life, even when queens came out we still kept our full. You can't go to sleep mad at each other if you have a full size bed if you want to sleep together as there is no room to move to the other side. Due to health reasons we do have an adjustable queen but we both still sleep in the middle very close like we are still in our full bed. Old habits die hard. LOL

Having a bedroom like the Upper East Side as a teen and young woman, I voted for the River Cottage. Why? Because it does have a lot of natural sunlight, some storage in the added bookcase and wiggle room on each side. Having a small room no matter how great it looks without storage or great natural light is not what I envision in a bedroom ever again. All the rooms above are wonderful looking but when you have to walk out of the room to select what you want to wear, pick up everything and make sure it is decluttered every day and import any item that could be in a regular bedroom it grows tiresome. I also think that a bedroom becomes a personal space, a space where you can stretch out and enjoy the room, let your eye roam on different items that are placed in the room for your enjoyment. With a small room, you find that you always want to change the space, make it different some how (the bookcase allows you to do this, to some degree). You will also find that sooner rather then later the four small walls start to close in on you and what was once a beautiful relaxing haven becomes a place where you enter to just get some sleep.

NYC. I voted for the NYC not because it's my favorite one that I would like to have, but because it's not only pretty, but a clever use of an unusually small space! The bed doubling as seating in front of desk and shelves, shades instead of curtains, a chandelier for atmosphere. Lovely and efficient for a super tiny space.

River Road Cottage. I can picture it in a updated farm house. Just a little space for a guest to have a bit of privacy; they could breathe in the outside views by day and fall asleep to the night sounds and gentle country breezes.

River Road Cottage because it combines the charm of an iron bed and paned windows with a light, airy, uncluttered atmosphere.

Boutique Mews. It's the only room I think I would be able to breathe in. Plus I like how "clean" it is.

I voted for the Eclectic Amsterdam. The simple furnishings and well placed bed means you have the most fabulous view from the window - you just know there is a canal between the buildings, too! The only thing I would add is a mirror or piece of art above the bed and maybe a throw or blanket on the bed to add a splash of colour.

I picked the Electric Bedroom New York for a couple of reasons..the splash and use of color is good but second it is really the only one that has fairly good feng shui if you have to be under a window the use of darker heavy curtains are good. You should never have anything heavy behind you such as the bookcase as your sleep will be interrupted with the sub conscious thinking something could fall on you. You should also not be directly across from a window or have electronics in the bedroom.

I voted for the river road cottage because of the books and the natural light - though maybe it was that the photo was the best of the bunch. its a better done version of my own white on white tiny bedroom - though my own is smaller at only 58.5 inches wide , I would LOVE to have all that extra space on either side of the bed.. It looks like a whole foot! I have 1 inch on either side of the bed. . But Eclectic Amsterdam was a close second. Having lived in my tiny bedroom for 5 years, I can see that the little shelves would be useful as is keeping things off the floor like with the shelf/nightstand.. Again - I love the window. I love waking up next to a window! Who needs a big room when you can visually incorporate the great outdoors first thing in the morning and while dozing off..

Visually a few are interesting and nice. But when I think of it further I don't feel emotionally safe in any of them to actually sleep nor ever truelly want.

Like the cottage windows, bookshelves, & approach from both sides of bed. I would use a non-white across or at the foot of the bed. Cozy and inviting.

the space and placing of the bed is so much like my bedroom use to be,but sooo much more stylisch,love it

The London bedroom is my choice. #1 priority in a tiny bedroom is that the bed be accessible from both sides, which has nothing to do with two people needing the access and everything to do with the practicality of making the bed. #2 priority is that the space be calming and restful, which makes this bedroom a winner. Much as I enjoy reading - in bed and out - only a single book is required; I prefer my library situated in an area other than the bedroom, if possible.

Voted for the NYC bedroom - a grownup version of my childhood game on rainy days when my bed was a boat and everything I needed was at hand!

Love the River Road Cottage. It's so light and airy. That would make me want to get up and enjoy the day, even if it's raining.

Boutique Mews, clean, calming, simple and elegant. Warm, relaxing color pallet, Love it!

Just hit me - the bedrooms in the River Road cottage and the Boutique Mews house remind me of Alice in Wonderland - when she'd grown too big for the room she was in! :D

So relaxing. It's not hard to imagine crawling into that wonderful bed!

I really love the Eclectic New York Bedroom. The color palette pops, but doesn't bowl me over with bright over bright. The contrast of the pale blue with coral is quite inviting. The screen behind the bed breaks the room up so I don't feel like I'm in a rectangle world, but rather one with some texture and turns. The rug in that room is a delight, the colors nicely complement the others in the room and adds another layer of texture and interest. Who wants to walk around their room on a bare floor? Not me, I want to walk on that rug and put my socks on sitting in that great unexpected chair. I like a "just there" chair, one that doesn't seem to take up space, but does it's chair job like it's supposed to. As the owner of a SMALL bedroom, I'd take this interesting, colorful, restful room in a second.

Eclectic NY bedroom is warm, colorful, and does not look small. Less is more
in my life and this room feels right.

Amsterdam is dreamy with a partner....cozy

Upper east side looks like a old hospital room. They even have a blanket that says so!

It's a room for granny.

The NYC tiny bedroom looks elegant and stylish it would definitely be the bedroom I would choose for my bedroom.

Boutique Mews for me. Hands down. It is stylish and the bed looks like it is supposed to be there, not just crammed in and the rest of the room arranged around it. The color choices are perfect.

Boutique Mews for me as well. Love the modern design and that gorgeous mirror. Anything to make a feel of more space here. Would like more windows though.

I'd pick the Boutique one.
Not liking either NYC

I could deal with a small bedroom. However I prefer it to be all one darker colour, including ceiling , to feel more like a cocoon.


Contracting colour scheme just doesn't work for me in this situation.

contrasting

Upper East Side for me, by a long shot. I love a room that looks like it's evolved over time and I like a bedroom that I'd actually want to sleep in. The first four feel too claustrophobic for me. I love the natural light in this one.

River Road Cottage did it for me....a window and a bookcase....enough said!

Love how warm this bedroom feels. some of the others the bed overtakes the space.

I love tiny bedrooms because they are so tiny. They are so fun.

River Road Cottage for me. Windows (airy) and books. Love it. I would suffocate in the NYC one - too many things around in such a small space.

River Road Cottage - a big nice bed, birdsongs in the morning, books close by...!!!

Yes skatkat! Exactly what I love...

The upper east side bedroom is chic and lovely--also brims with light and good cheer. They're all beautiful, though