Details That Separate a Primary Suite From a Five-Star Retreat Primary Suite
The primary suite can be called a master suite, owners suite or whatever you like, but no matter what you call the space, there are many distinct differences you will find from a regular bedroom and ensuite bath. An owner’s suite should be decorated and designed with the owner in mind. Here are five distinct features that when added to a master suite makes the space a five-star retreat. 
1. A Sitting Room Where You Can Relax
A dedicated sitting room is an added bonus to your owner’s retreat. You can make the space both elegant yet cozy. When decorated your sitting room, choose richly hued colors that will keep the space close and cozy. A sitting area should have its own decor apart from the rest of the master suite. A good way to link the areas is to use the same window treatments such as nice draperies throughout the master suite.
2. Closets with Advanced-Tech Appliances, so You’re Always Impeccably Dressed
Just like location is important to real estate, the closet is important to the bedroom. In fact, most people would agree that you can never have too many closets. A master bedroom must have a nice walk-in closet and a good bit of the space’s square footage is dedicated to it. To make it even better, many master closets now have high tech clothing care appliances. These include an all in one washtower that can both wash and dry clothes. Since it is a single unit it takes up very little space.
3. A Private Courtyard for Peace and Quiet
A private courtyard is a great way to add outdoor space to your master retreat. This can be a space that is only accessed by the owner’s suite. A great example would be to add accordion style glass panel doors to the sitting room. These doors can open up into a nice private courtyard area. This can be a great place to sunbathe, do yoga, or play with your pet.
4. A Personal Coffee Bar to Make Mornings Brighter
Being able to have coffee at your fingertips right when you get out of bed would be a great feature for the master suite. A built-in coffee bar in the primary suite is the perfect touch. A nice little area with a counter and an under-counter refrigerator will complete the space. That way you have a place to put your cream, cold brew, water or cocktail ingredients.
5. A Mini Art Gallery to Showcase Cherished Pieces
A great way to show off a homeowner’s personality is through their art collection. A perfect spot to do this in a primary suite is in a hallway that connects the primary suite to the rest of the home. The hallway can be treated as a gallery to display the homeowner’s treasured pieces. This is the perfect space because this is a place that homeowner’s truly spend the majority of their time.
