Twenty-Six Years in the Bedroom

Over the course of a lifetime, the average person spends nearly twenty-six years in the bedroom. It’s time accumulated quietly — through rest, routine, stillness, and the moments in between. And yet, it’s often the least intentional room in the home.

The bedroom isn’t a space meant to perform for others. It’s deeply personal. It holds your rhythms, your habits, your need for rest and retreat. A bedroom designed well begins not with trends or symmetry, but with the person who inhabits it — how they unwind, how they wake, how they want the space to feel at the end of the day.

When designed around you, proportion shifts. Light is considered more carefully. Materials are chosen for comfort as much as appearance. Nothing feels arbitrary. The room supports rest not just physically, but emotionally.

When designed around you, proportion shifts. Light is considered more carefully. Materials are chosen for comfort as much as appearance. Nothing feels arbitrary. The room supports rest not just physically, but emotionally.

Twenty-six years is a long time to spend anywhere. The bedroom should be designed accordingly — with intention, care, and the person at its center.