Inside the 2025 HGTV Dream Home’s Vintage-Inspired Primary Bedroom
Step inside the primary suite of the HGTV Dream Home, where modern comforts meet vintage accents.
STORY BY Lance Hanlin + photography Provided by HGTV
Each month, we’re taking you inside a different space in the 2025 HGTV Dream Home at Berkeley Hall. Designed by Court Atkins Group, built by Shoreline Construction and styled by HGTV’s Brian Patrick Flynn, the house is filled with rooms that make it easy to relax and enjoy the moment. This time, we’re stepping into the primary bedroom, a space that blends modern comforts with vintage-inspired details. From the arched oak headboard to the sculptural lamps, it’s a retreat that feels both fresh and familiar, the kind of room that makes lingering in bed feel like an art form.
The art of ease
Soft light, layered textures and a touch of vintage charm set the tone in this suite. A hand-veneered oak bed with a sweeping arched headboard takes center stage, its chevron grain adding quiet drama without overwhelming the room. The bedding is a careful mix of crisp whites, subtle patterns and a deep green accent pillow that ties back to the golf course landscape outside.
Natural light pours through tall windows, but custom drapes are ready to pull shut when it’s time to recharge. Twin nightstands keep things grounded, topped with playful white lamps that add a sculptural note. Overhead, a classic chandelier leans soft instead of showy, letting the room’s textures do the talking. Together the elements create a retreat that feels both elevated and deeply comfortable.
Grounded in style
Against one wall, a six-drawer dresser offers plenty of storage while doubling as a landing spot for art, books and greenery. The layered mix of abstract and landscape pieces adds personality without stealing focus. A woven plant basket softens the arrangement, bringing in a bit of life and texture. With its proximity to the French door, this side of the room also makes slipping out to the porch easy.
A spot to land
Just inside the doorway, a pair of upholstered stools sit beneath a round mirror, creating a practical spot to drop a bag or toss a throw. The woven rope detail on the legs adds a subtle nod to coastal living, while the mirror bounces light back into the space. It’s a simple setup that proves even the in-between spaces in this home are thoughtfully considered.
Get the look
Paint: Sherwin-Williams Stucco (SW 7568)
Uriah Table Lamp ($237)
Nova Standard Bed ($2,638)
Sleep Number iLE mattress ($3,300)
Sleep Number ComfortFit Pillow ($100)
Cardae 6 Drawer Dresser ($720)
Metal Accent Stool ($189)
