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HGTV Green Home 2012: Master Bedroom Pictures

January 20, 2015
Designed to feel detached from the home's most social areas, the master bedroom pops with vibrant color.
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The room's color palette draws inspiration from the area rug, a contemporary and naturally stain-resistant floor covering that tells its own green story: The rug fibers are made from recycled soda bottles.

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Designer linen throw pillows in the room's palette offer a cozy topping to organic bedding.

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Shades of mocha in the area rug inspired both the decorative wall treatment and the bed shams.

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"I wanted to add a lot of interest and texture in the master bedroom, so this room has a lot of layering," says interior designer Linda Woodrum. "It was really fun to pack so much into a small room, yet keep it clean and uncluttered."

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Making the most of a smaller space, a series of raffia-upholstered squares stands in place of a traditional headboard. The wall treatment, crafted by carpenter David Brown, is easily updated with new upholstery fabric.

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Exotic Cymbidium orchids greet guests at the room's entrance and provide subtle fragrance.

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Old fencing is thoughtfully repurposed as the frame for an antiqued mirror, while a brown demilune table, too tall for the pint-size space, was trimmed down and spray-painted a vivid shade of turquoise.

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A sliding French door leads to the bedroom's private sunbathing courtyard, which visually expands the room's square footage.

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Cedar fencing and the home's own thin-set stone cladding provide a buffer of privacy in the courtyard, where all-weather stackable chaises, fashioned from a material that incorporates post-consumer bottle waste, provide a sunbathing area.

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Crushed gravel creates a permeable surface that's timeless in style and also allows rainwater to seep through to a subsurface drainage system.

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Chaise cushions are upholstered in durable Sunbrella fabrics that tie back to the master bedroom's color palette.

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A 64-inch-tall Doggie Green Home mirrors the main home in both exterior cladding and crimped metal roofing. The structure was designed by the HGTV Green Home architect and constructed locally. A set of painted cedar stairs, crafted by carpenter David Brown, provide a rustic finishing touch.

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A reading corner provides views of the courtyard and a spot to cuddle up in a cozy throw. Graphic print pillows continue Linda's layering effort, while artwork by Debbie Corbo pops with drama.

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An antiqued mirror box nightstand displays a collection of colorful curios.

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Classic reading material becomes an intriguing design element when stacked in a serving tray and propped atop an ottoman.

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A rustic wall shelf displays handwoven seagrass baskets, the ideal place to store linens, towels and trinkets.

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Creating drama and the illusion of never-ending space, only a small slice of the master bedroom is visible from the living room.

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Colorful mixed-media artwork by Georgia-born Lyda Kathryn Fortson sparks the imagination and serves as a nice foil to the room's traditional features.

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A trio of vibrant sky blue glass votive holders sparkles in midday sunlight.

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Although designed to resemble a separate cottage, the master bedroom is connected, via views, to the home's most social spaces.

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Smart use of square footage makes a smaller bedroom live large. A glass wall visually extends the space.