Ink and paper wall finds

Why consider it: An oak-tone lattice with warm paper behind it is the whole idea of this wall: in the evening it glows like a lantern behind the bed.

Before choosing: This is a freestanding, hinged room divider, 6 ft tall. The screen in the image is two short panels hung flat on the wall as a headboard and lit from behind, which is a custom build. The listing says the lattice is on the front only.

Why consider it: A warm 2700K strip behind the paper and along the underside of the bed gives the two glows, both on one remote.

Before choosing: This is only the light. The channel behind the screen and the mounting under the bed are custom. Measure both runs, plan where the power supply and cable will hide, and follow the maker's notes on mounting surfaces.

Why consider it: An indigo tie-dye hanging above the screen brings pattern and the one strong colour to the black wall.

Before choosing: The listing says the pattern is printed on one side, and it is made as a doorway curtain that splits up the middle. The hanging in the image is a single wide panel. You need your own rod and hooks.

Why consider it: A low pale-wood bed with a floating look keeps the room calm and lets light spill out underneath.

Before choosing: This frame is bamboo, not oak. Check the listed height and how far the base is set in before planning a light strip under it.

Why consider it: Rumpled natural linen keeps the bed soft and pale against the black wall.

Before choosing: Cover and shams only; you need your own duvet insert. The indigo band across the bed in the image is a separate throw.

Why consider it: One long indigo pillow in front repeats the hanging's colour on the bed.

Before choosing: Cover only, so you need an insert. It has a flange edge; the pillow in the image is plain.

Why consider it: A straw-coloured woven rug with an indigo border warms the floor and ties back to the bedding.

Before choosing: This is seagrass with one navy border at the edge. The rug in the image has a chunkier weave and its blue band is set in from the edge. Seagrass is firm underfoot; the listing recommends a rug pad.

Why consider it: Two stacked indigo floor cushions at the foot of the bed give a low place to sit.

Before choosing: These are tufted chenille with a scalloped edge and a cover that does not come off; the cushions in the image look like flat linen. One per order.

Why consider it: A small round wooden stool works as a bedside table with room for a jug and a book.

Before choosing: At about 43 cm tall, check it against your bed height. The legs and wood tone differ from the stool in the image.

Why consider it: A pale speckled jug on the stool is a small handmade-looking note beside the bed.

Before choosing: The glaze varies from piece to piece, and this one has more speckle than the plain jug in the image.

Why consider it: A tall black vase in the corner holds a branch and almost disappears into the wall.

Before choosing: This vase has a textured surface and a slimmer shape than the smooth, fuller vase in the image.

Why consider it: A tall maple branch beside the bed adds green and a soft shadow against the dark wall.

Before choosing: This is artificial and comes without a pot, so pair it with a floor vase. Check the height option you choose.