Lenny Kravitz, Troye Sivan, and More: How to Style Your Bedroom Like a Star

"We call it old-world chic. Their style is inspired by a beautiful hotel suite. The yellow in the bedroom is so that when you wake up, you always have this kind of sunshine. The dark bedroom benefits from the brightness seen in the curtains and upholstered bed frame."

"Tapestries have a wonderful way of mooring a space, especially if they are large in scale. Small or dark bedrooms might want to take a note or two from this book. Materials like velvet and silk reflect light, as does the crowning fish-eye mirror, which maintains levity in a somewhat serious space."

Michael and Victoria Imperioli's primary bedroom exemplifies old-world chic design inspired by luxury hotel suites. The space features moody dark tones balanced by honey-velvet curtains and embroidered-silk bedding in warm yellow hues that provide brightness upon waking. Strategic use of reflective materials like velvet and silk, combined with a fish-eye mirror, maintains visual levity in the sophisticated space. Flemish tapestries serve as a key design element, anchoring the room while adding visual interest. Designers increasingly favor large-scale tapestries for their ability to ground spaces, particularly beneficial for small or dark bedrooms common in urban settings like New York City.

Read at Architectural Digest