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Master Bedroom Photos: HGTV Green Home 2009

An oasis of calm, the HGTV Green Home 2009 master bedroom features a soothing, sea-blue color palette and layers of luxe, organic fabrics.

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A queen-size bed, covered in layers of organic fabrics, features a custom-crafted, linen-covered headboard and box-pleated duster in matching fabric.

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A rattan try set at the foot of the bed holds satin pajamas and a cable-knit, cotton-rayon throw blanket by A Soft Idea.

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The bed faces a casual seating area and is just steps from the master bathroom.

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Two lounge chairs, upholstered in neutral fabric, share an ottoman. Reading material, displayed in bamboo-style reclaimed shelves, is within easy reach.

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An organic cotton throw invites one to curl up with a good book. A ceramic garden stool provides a perch for a cold drink or reading glasses.

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Striped pillows pull the room’s color palette together.

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The parson-style side tables hold rush baskets to store books, magazines and other bedside necessities.

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Each custom-crafted side table features a glass top and holds a driftwood lamp and potted orchid.

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A resin coral-shaped bowl serves as a catchall for watches, rings and other small jewelry items.

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One French-style crewelwork pillow by Bliss Studio makes a standout statement when paired with more casual pillow covers and shams.

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Bedroom windows, dressed in bamboo shades and lined hemp drapes, offer up an exceptional view of the screened porch.

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Gourd-shaped lamps find a home on a faux shagreen console table, which holds a Dendrobium orchid and a collection of yellow-glass beetles.

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Yellow-glass beetles, discovered by interior designer Linda Woodrum during a shopping trip, add a pop of bright color to an otherwise subdued tablescape.

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The master bedroom is tucked away from the bustle of the great room and offers its own sublime retreat.

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The vivid colors of the lounge can be spied as one peeks out the master bedroom door.

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An Energy-Star-rated, brushed-steel ceiling fan keeps a cool breeze circulating through the space on steamy summer days.