For master bedrooms with square footage to spare, choose a large, statement-making bed or headboard to anchor the space. Canopy and four-poster styles lend strength and presence to a spacious room, and their tall proportions work best beneath ceiling heights of 10’ or more. If you love the comfortable look of upholstered beds and headboards, choose a style with standout details like nail heads or welting that will ensure the bed doesn’t get lost in the room. Use the bed as a starting point for putting together a collection of furniture pieces that can mix and match but still work in harmony. Bedside tables in a master suite don’t need to be tiny. Opt for three-drawer chests on either side of the bed to maximize storage space, and top them with oversized table lamps that aren’t dwarfed by the rest of the furniture. Large dressers and armories are indispensable for filling master bedrooms and housing the bulk of your wardrobe, and they should be placed at a distance from the bed to avoid crowding.