Master Bedroom Office SuiteTransitional Bedroom, Portland Maine

The designer also offered the couple a surprise seating option: a cozy little window seat. The bench has storage underneath, and it is situated between the sleeping and office areas. “I think the window seat really helped to bridge the two spaces,” Hincher says.Another element that pulls the spaces together is the large area rug. “Don’t be afraid to use a bold rug,” Hincher says. “I love bringing in something a little unexpected, and this rug was it.” While the overall look of the room is soft and calm, the rug creates visual interest and adds the punch of personality the homeowners wanted.Area rug: Chandelier Ink, Dash & Albert; window seat: designed by Lisa Hincher and built by Ernest Timmons; bench cushion: custom; striped pillows: custom-made with Tilton Fenwick fabric; herringbone pillows: custom-made with indoor-outdoor fabric; drapes and drapery hardware: Pottery BarnContractor: Ernest TimmonsFurniture maker: The Tim Hill Design Co.Your turn: When remodeling your home, did you ever second-guess a decision or have last-minute jitters? Tell us about it in the Comments. More8 Home Desk Areas That Work and Stay Tidy TooRead more Room of the Day storiesSee more bedroom photosShop bedroom products on Houzz

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