Auvris collection
Create a bedroom that feels calm, considered and easy to live in. Explore beds, nightstands, dressers, wardrobes and makeup vanities, then compare the sizes, materials and storage details that matter to your space.

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A comfortable bedroom starts with circulation and storage, not a matching set. Measure the room, decide what must be stored, and then use a repeated material or finish to make different pieces feel connected.
Mark the bed footprint first, including the headboard. When the room allows, leave roughly 24 inches beside the bed and a wider 30–36 inch path on the main route to the door, dresser or wardrobe.
Use nightstands for daily essentials, a dresser for folded clothing, and a wardrobe when hanging space is limited. A vanity earns its footprint when it replaces another surface rather than duplicating one.
Repeat one or two details—such as an oak tone, dark metal hardware or rounded edges—across the room. Keeping those anchors consistent lets the bed, dresser and nightstands have their own character.
Start with the bed because it sets the room's scale and circulation. Add nightstands if space allows, then choose a dresser or wardrobe based on the type of clothing storage you actually need.
Aim for about 24 inches along usable sides and at the foot of the bed when possible. A main walkway feels more comfortable at roughly 30–36 inches, but the best layout depends on door, drawer and wardrobe clearance.
No. A room usually feels more natural when pieces coordinate instead of matching exactly. Repeat a wood tone, hardware finish, color or edge shape to create a clear visual connection.
Look for beds with lift-up or drawer storage, narrow nightstands, tall chests and wardrobes that use vertical space. Check drawer and door swing clearance before choosing the final size.