Just off the second-floor game room at HGTV Smart Home 2026, a tech-forward bedroom with a blue-and-white palette makes the most of a modest footprint.

Disguised as a dresser, this innovative pull-out stair system provides access to the bunk above and slides neatly back in to maximize floor space.

A rolling pinstripe chair continues the room’s blue-and-white palette with a subtle coastal nod. Nearby, two VR headsets hint at the bedroom’s tech-forward personality.

A long blue shelf above the TV is styled with knickknacks and headphones, while concealed backlighting adds a warm ambient glow.

Positioned beside the window, the workspace benefits from plenty of natural light, creating a comfortable spot for studying, gaming or creative projects.

The built-in corner desk wraps neatly along the wall, offering a practical workspace that blends seamlessly into the room’s design.

The lofted bed maximizes the room’s footprint, creating space below for a relaxed hangout zone anchored by a small floor sofa.

Art, storage and even snacks help turn this hangout zone into a space that feels thoughtfully designed as well as relaxing. The lofted bed is positioned to keep the window unobstructed, allowing the space below to remain bright and inviting.

This pair of framed art pieces introduces a playful palette while still feeling elevated, adding color and personality without skewing overly childlike.

A 55-inch smart TV is perfectly sized for gaming and streaming, fitting neatly beneath the upper shelf without overwhelming the wall.

Though designed with tech in mind, a few thoughtful decor pieces keep the room feeling balanced and inviting, adding a subtle coastal touch to the space.

A six-drawer pine dresser is designed to resemble built-in cabinetry and painted in HGSW Debonair, the same blue tone carried throughout the space.

A trio of Atmoph Windows displays a serene coastal scene, though the digital landscapes can be easily changed to suit the mood of the room.

The digital windows bring a sense of the outdoors inside, allowing the room to shift from ocean views to mountains or cityscapes with the touch of a button.

Just beyond the bedroom, a shared bathroom provides easy access while carrying the home’s relaxed coastal aesthetic into the upstairs spaces.

A woven mirror frame brings natural texture to the bathroom, while a row of lights above casts an even glow across the double vanity in this shared space.

A striped shower curtain introduces a classic pattern, while the window above helps keep the narrow bathroom feeling light and open.

Dark subway tiles envelop the shower, creating a bold backdrop that contrasts beautifully with the light striped curtain.