See inspirations, styles, and practical tips to use the furniture with charm, comfort, and functionality in the decoration.
Submitted at Mar 4, 2026, 2:00 PM
PN+ | Paula Neder - O Quarto dos Sonhos. Projeto da CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2025. (André Nazareth/CASACOR)
The recamier is a classic piece of furniture that has traversed centuries and remains current in contemporary decor, especially in bedrooms. Typically positioned at the foot of the bed, it combines function and aesthetics, providing everyday support while simultaneously enhancing the projects with elegance.
(Gustavo Bresciani/CASACOR)
More than just an extra seat, the recamier can help with organization, create a sense of coziness, and reinforce the style of the décor, whether it's classic, modern, minimalist, or even boho. Below, we gather inspirations and practical ideas to use the recamier in the bedroom in an intelligent and personalized manner.
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In classically inspired bedrooms, the recamier stands out as the protagonist. Models with tufting, turned legs, exposed wood, and sophisticated fabrics, such as velvet or thick linen, reinforce a refined and timeless atmosphere.
Projeto de Marcela Martins. (Fotos: Denilson Machado e Lilia Mendel / Produção: Andrea Falchi e Rennan Scalabrin/CASACOR)
This type of recamier pairs well with upholstered beds, high headboards, and neutral or soft palettes, such as beige, off-white, and pastel shades. Besides being functional, it creates an elegant focal point at the foot of the bed, almost like a natural extension of the main furniture.
(MCA Estúdio/CASACOR)
For those who prefer a more contemporary look, the recamier with modern design is the ideal choice. Here, straight lines, simple structures, and solid fabrics predominate, often in sober colors like gray, black, caramel, or earthy tones.
Projeto de LessaZanetta. (André Nazareth/CASACOR)
This model works well in minimalist bedrooms, where less is more, and helps keep the projects organized and visually light. Even with a more understated design, the modern recamier fulfills its functional role without compromising the clean aesthetics of the space.
Projeto de Bloco Arquitetos. (Produção: Luciana Cardoso | Fotos: Júlia Tótoli/CASACOR)
One of the most practical versions of the recamier is the one that features an internal compartment, functioning as a storage box. This model is perfect for smaller bedrooms or for those who need extra space to store bed linens, blankets, pillows, or infrequently used items in everyday life.
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In addition to optimizing organization, the recamier with storage keeps the projects visually harmonious, eliminating the need for other storage furniture. It's an intelligent solution that combines design and practicality.
(Fotos: Sambacine | Produção visual: Andrea Falchi e Rennan Scalabrin/CASACOR)
In daily life, the recamier can take on an essential role in the bedroom. It serves as support for putting on shoes, placing clothes for the next day, or accommodating bags and accessories. For those who appreciate a functional and well-planned bedroom, this everyday use makes a significant difference.
(Denilson Machado, do MCA Estúdio/CASACOR)
When choosing the ideal model, it’s worth considering the seat height and the comfort of the upholstery, ensuring that the furniture is truly useful and not just decorative.
Projeto de Claudia Infante. (Gustavo Bresciani/CASACOR)
Besides being functional, the recamier can also be used as a focal element in the bedroom's decoration. Opting for a colorful fabric, a striking pattern, or a distinctive design is a way to bring personality to the projects without major interventions.
Projeto de Ketlein Amorim. (Lilia Mendel/CASACOR)
In neutral-themed bedrooms, the recamier can function as a contrast point, elevating the decorative project and creating a more interesting and cozy composition.
CASACOR Publisher is an exclusive content creator, developed by the CASACOR Technology team based on the knowledge base of casacor.com.br. This text was edited by Yeska Coelho.
