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Soothing Master Retreat Renovation

This master suite was transformed by EDYTA & Co. Interior Design, and embraces black, white and neutral colors. The renovation leaves this space looking polished and sophisticated making for a chic master suite.

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Punches of Black Add Chic, Modern Touch to Master Suite

Before, too many shades of gray made this master bedroom feel cold and monochrome. So designer Edyta Czajkowska decided to break up the space with punches of black in the light fixture, artwork and headboard. Lightly colored patterned accents offer additional interest without being distracting.

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Transitional Master Suite Has Room for Statement Light Fixture

This master bedroom is practically begging for a cool new light fixture! By introducing some statement pieces and patterns, the designers will totally transform this space and make it feel brand-new for the owners.

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Sophisticated Master Suite Complete With Tufted Bench

Because this master suite is largely defined by a clean black and white palette, the gold details throughout the room immediately elevate the space and make it feel luxurious. A tufted bench at the foot of the bed furthers that sense of glitz and glamour.

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Sophisticated Master Suite Includes Textured Wallpaper

From the sleek black headboard to the textured wallpaper and sculptural lamp, the details in this room demand recognition. The dresser is especially eye-catching; where gray upholstery gives it a well-tailored look, the gold pulls naturally draw the eye down to the floor.

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Modern Art, Dressers Bring Symmetry to Master Suite

Symmetrical details ensure that this master bedroom feels nice and balanced. Two black-and-white pieces of art anchor the bed, while matching table lamps and dressers give each of the owners a spot for their evening essentials.

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Transitional Master Suite With Potential to Be Sanctuary

With its high ceilings and large windows, this master suite has some serious potential. Still, the furniture leaves a lot to be desired; having so little makes the space feel bare, while the gray tones are almost too cold and monochromatic.

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Sophisticated Master Suite With Crisp White Palette

This master suite feels completely high end while offering a sense of peace and tranquility thanks to the artistic approach of Edyta Czajkowska of Chicago based design firm, EDYTA & CO. Using her signature design viewpoint, tailored to modern living, Edyta lightened up the palette, used clean lines for a visual lift, and scattered metallic accents throughout for a touch of glamour. The result is a space that's sophisticated and streamlined.

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Transitional Master Suite Includes View of Backyard

One of the major benefits of this master bedroom? The view. These windows overlook rolling green hills, gorgeous trees and a pond, where the owners will no doubt spot birds and other wildlife.

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Modern Reading Corner Pairs Gray Chair, Geometric Table

To increase the bedroom's functionality, the designers introduced a modern black floor lamp, a gray chair with a gold base and a cool, geometric end table. Together, these pieces create a chic reading corner.

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Transitional Master Bathroom Needs Upgraded Fixtures, Furniture

Though dark and dated, this master bathroom has great bones: high ceilings, wainscoting and large windows that allow for plenty of natural light. All the designers need to do is replace the fixtures and furniture, and voila! They'll have created a brand new room.

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White Mirror, Vanity Brighten Transitional Master Bathroom

A fresh coat of paint instantly makes this master bathroom feel bright and airy. The designers also swapped out the dark wood vanity and mirror for lighter pieces, replaced the shades for ones with a contemporary pattern and upgraded the owners' ottoman.

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Transitional Master Bathroom Seeks Patterns and Prints

This master bathroom might not be move-in ready, but its layout is on point: a soaking tub definitely belongs in front of these windows. To further brighten the space, the designers simply need to replace the roman shades and introduce a pattern or two.

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Transitional Master Bath Complete With Roman Shades, Clawfoot Tub

This side of the master bathroom is full of visual interest thanks to patterned shades, a clawfoot tub, textured baskets and a geometric side table. With natural light streaming in through the windows, the owners will have no trouble finding peace and serenity over here.

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Transitional Master Bathroom Includes Boho Ottoman

To balance out the sleek sconces and a streamlined vanity, the designers introduced a few boho elements, like the baskets and ottoman. With their natural texture, these details make the space seem softer and more approachable.

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White Vanity With Marble Backsplash Enhances Master Bathroom

Now *this* is a space that makes getting ready in the morning feel exciting. With their white shades and chrome bases, the sconces perfectly complement the mirror and the vanity below, thereby tying the room together. The marble backsplash is a nice touch, too, as it adds subtle movement and interest to the room.