Redesign the Bedroom-Living Area

Interior Design Brief – Bedroom-Living Area Redesign

Client Name: Sana
Project Type: Room Redesign with Render Images Only
Budget: \$100
Timeline: 7 days (with 1 draft and adjustments)

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Project Scope

Redesign the Bedroom-Living Area of a 7.38m x 5.20m space into a multifunctional, clutter-free, cozy Scandinavian environment, with defined areas for sleeping and relaxing. The redesign must consider two cats (without built-in cat furniture) and existing furniture constraints.

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Key Goals

Create two distinct but cohesive zones:

1. Sleeping Area (retaining current bed with under-bed storage).
2. Relaxation/Living Zone (including existing L-shaped couch and TV).
Reduce visual clutter by integrating or replacing current storage with multifunctional furniture.
Keep layout organized but warm, cozy, and visually calm.

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Design Style & Color Scheme

Style: Scandinavian
Colors: Neutral tones with blush and gray accents; greens are also acceptable
Materials: Light wood, soft fabrics, minimal lines, cozy textures
Lighting: Retain use of overhead lights and lamps (no light enhancement needed)

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Furniture & Functional Elements

Bed: Existing bed to remain (with under-bed storage bags)
Storage: 5 current cabinets may be replaced with smarter, compact multifunctional storage (book/game/tech/candle/cat/travel item organization). Coffee machine and water bottles sit on top.
Desk: Rarely used—may be wall-mounted, foldable, or minimized.
TV: Already owned, must be visible from both bed and couch—wall-mounted is acceptable.
Couch: L-shaped couch must be retained and integrated as part of the lounging zone.
Cats:
No built-in cat furniture
Litter box is in the bathroom.
Feeding area is in the dressing room.

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Layout Constraints

Walls cannot be moved or demolished.
Refer to attached layout for outlets, windows, and door placement.
Must maintain clear access to the dressing room and bathroom doors.

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Deliverables Requested

2–3 high-quality render images (daytime mood preferred)
1 draft within 5 days, 1 revision based on feedback, and final by day 7
Focus on visual flow, furniture layout, and zone clarity