A Victorian-inspired iron bed in dark gray with a unique spiral design on the headboard and footboard sits center stage in this main bedroom with laidback urban elegance.

A Scandinavian table lamp with a glossy white glass finish, white cotton shade and night light on the nightstand provides illumination for this main bedroom. A retro-style portable fan next to the lamp offers cool breezes on warm nights.

Buffalo check black, white and blush bedding with a cozy overfilled down blend comforter adds a classic touch to this space that combines old school and modern design details.

A blush Mongolian lamb fur throw pillow coordinates with the drapes on the main bedroom’s historic windows and adds coziness on the bed.

A modern tulip style marble side table with a round concrete planter and a selection of design and style books is paired with a simple black vintage-style chair, offering a spot for reading in the main bedroom.

Old oak wine barrels that were taken apart and stripped down were used to create the medium brown parquet wooden tiles that give the main bedroom’s floor a unique and stylish look.

A 72-inch, industrial-style ceiling fan with reversible motor and blades hangs over the main bedroom’s classic iron bed.

The main bedroom’s spacious reach-in closet offers organized custom storage for clothes, shoes and accessories.

This look into the adjoining main bathroom with the door open shows the easy connection between the two spaces.

A new tall linen closet to the right of the door to the main bathroom offers additional storage for both spaces.

A smoke detector on the main bedroom ceiling was built with photoelectric sensors for increased safety and less likelihood of triggering false alarms.

The handsome, nine-drawer dresser includes a top drawer drop front and a cedar bottom on the lower drawers.

The main bedroom sits across from the home’s bunk room, a flexible space with bunk beds for sleeping, a desk area and selection of magazines and books for reading.

Since the main bedroom is part of a suite, it was designed to feel like a separate retreat from the rest of the home with design details like the gallery wall that help the space feel curated and special.