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Multipurpose Bedroom Pictures From HGTV Smart Home 2025

By: Jessica Lowry Vizzutti

Tranquil blue tones, smart storage solutions and a tucked away sleeping space combine in the upstairs bedroom to create an indoor oasis that adds additional room to lounge, connect and play.

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Plays Well With Others

The upstairs multipurpose bedroom provides transitional space that can accommodate guests, make room to play or provide a quiet workspace. A large desk provides room to study, play or work away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the home, while the soothing blue color scheme feels calm and relaxing.

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Smart Sleep Solutions

The desk transforms into a bed with a fully customizable mattress to help guests enjoy the perfect night's sleep. Having a mattress that can be stowed away when not in use helps maximize the functionality of this upstairs space.

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Upstairs Oasis

This in-home oasis is wrapped in soothing tones of blue and invites family and friends to relax, unwind and connect with each other outside of the main living and dining spaces. Providing additional space where folks can lounge makes this home ideal for entertaining large groups over holidays or for special family occasions.

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Thoughtful Details

When the bed is pulled out and in place for guests, it includes a custom built-in storage cubby perfect for a phone and glass of water.

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Color Blocked in Blue

Striped tones of blue highlight the unique angles found in the multipurpose room ceiling and add architectural interest to the space. The lounge vibe is accentuated by plush rugs, abundant entertainment options and ample seating.

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Warm and Inviting Seating

A vintage leather chair adds a lived-in feel to the inviting entertainment space. The smart table in wood includes a Bluetooth speaker and wireless charger creating a mini entertainment console with compact style.

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Layers of Lighting

A pair of windows at one end of the room add natural light to the room but can easily be covered with blackout drapes for game and movie night. The funky, sculptural art piece brings light and style to this end of the room for a fresh, youthful accent.

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Smart Storage Solutions

A modern bar cabinet unit beneath the smart television creates a beverage station guests can enjoy and adds extra storage to this multifunctional space.

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Brilliant Beverage Station

No need to run downstairs to the kitchen for a fresh drink. An integrated refrigerator is built into this modern bar cabinet so guests can enjoy chilled beverages when playing a favorite game together.

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Integrated Wireless Technology

Internet connectivity is given a boost throughout the home with smart Wi-Fi extenders that make it easy to wirelessly control the home’s temperature, security systems and music systems. With integrated smart technology used throughout every space, this house can be perfectly customized to the homeowner.

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Savvy Wood Shelving

A modern, wood bookshelf adds space for books, collections and other personal items to give the room a fun, lived-in feel.

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Room With a High-Tech View

A smart, digital window is hung on the wall leading to the adjacent media room. The window connects to an app on your phone or tablet device and displays endless outdoor scenes including sound to bring a high-tech view to this corner of the space.

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Vintage Vinyl Style

A set of vinyl records are framed and hung on one wall of the multipurpose bedroom to add vintage flair and play off the midcentury vibe found throughout the home’s design.

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Efficient and Organized

Every inch of the upstairs space is utilized, including tucking a small closet into the wall beneath the sloped ceilings. This additional storage space gives guests a place to hang clothes and makes it easy to tuck away additional bedding.