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Learn Which Room Gets The Biggest Textile Budget In Luxury Homes

Author: Sarah Shelton Photographer: Read Mckendree/Jbsa / July 27, 2026
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The bedroom is where luxury textiles take center stage to create a serene environment. Organic materials like mohair, linen, wool and alpaca—used for drapery and upholstery—transform the bedroom into a relaxing respite. When designed together, the primary bedroom and bath become an immersive sanctuary that elevates daily rituals. 

Custom closets and window treatments take top budget priority in primary bedrooms, where luxury textiles and organic material converge to create a serene environment.

A modern bedroom with tall windows, beige curtains, a four-poster bed, upholstered chairs, a side table with a lamp, and natural light streaming in.
Bedroom: Chase Erwin draperies. Rose Uniacke bed canopy. RH bed. Amy Meier pendant. Woven rug.
A freestanding bathtub is set in an arched alcove with built-in shelves, Roman shades, and large windows overlooking greenery. A small wooden stool sits nearby.
Bathroom: Penhaglion tub. Pinch pendant. Artistic Tile flooring.

In the Arizona home above, designer Jennie Gruss created a soft, intimate retreat by deploying easy neutrals and honest materials like plaster walls in the bath and layered drapery throughout the bedroom. 

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