This bedframe can't stand the test of time as it has almost completely collapsed. The enchanting images were taken by IT Service Manager, Roman Robroek (29) from Heerlen, The Netherlands. Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com

Bedroom Decay

By Rebecca Drew

YOU MAY relish the thought of spending as much time tucked up in bed as possible but you’ll soon change your mind once you’ve seen inside these eerie abandoned bedrooms.

Haunting images have revealed what could be the spookiest abandoned bedrooms in the world.

This bedframe can't stand the test of time as it has almost completely collapsed. Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com
This bedframe can’t stand the test of time as it has almost completely collapsed. Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com

The stunning series of images show sterile rows of unmade beds in a former children’s hospital in Italy, a lone mattress on the cold brick floor of a long-forgotten building and a regal looking bedroom complete with ornate headboard which takes pride of place in the centre of a French castle’s bedroom.

Beds inside an abandoned children's hospital in Italy. Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com
Beds inside an abandoned children’s hospital in Italy. Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com

Other chilling snaps illustrate how nature has taken over these rooms with mould covered walls and rotting mattresses. One image even shows how a wooden bedframe has completely collapsed and another shows a mangled child’s cot. One picture shows an ensuite bathroom falling through the caved-in floor.

Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com
Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com

The floor of this bedroom has collapsed leaving the en-suite hanging on. Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com
The floor of this bedroom has collapsed leaving the en-suite hanging on. Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com

A child's cot inside a hotel. Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com
A child’s cot inside a hotel. Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com

In stark contrast to the others, one bedroom in the collection looks surprisingly untouched with paintings hanging on the wall and a doll sitting in a bedside chair.

This time-capsule bedroom looks almost completely untouched. Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com
This time-capsule bedroom looks almost completely untouched. Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com

The enchanting images were taken by IT Service Manager, Roman Robroek (29) from Heerlen, The Netherlands. Roman captured the images using his Canon EOS650d camera that he has used for three years.

This bedroom inside an abandoned castle looks untouched. Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com
This bedroom inside an abandoned castle looks untouched. Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com

“The opportunity to peek behind closed doors is a truly unique experience, both relaxing and enticing at the same time,” said Roman.

“The bedroom is one of the most personal spaces in a house, hotel or other kind of building. It’s a place where my imagination can go wild.

“When I stand in an abandoned bedroom, I like to think ‘what happened here?’, people used to sleep here, be intimate here, have discussions and laugh here.

Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com
Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com

“I’ve tried to capture photos of the rooms where people used to relax, play games, watch television or read a book.

“These sites are filled with history which fascinates me and I simply love the thought that nature is taking over a site that is in decay.”

Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com
Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com

Roman visited thirteen locations throughout France, Belgium, Italy and Germany to complete the collection of images but explains that his quest wasn’t completely without problems.

“I was exploring an abandoned house once and after checking every room on the ground floor I went up to check the other rooms.

“I opened the door to one of the bedrooms and there was a body in the bed, it scared me and at first I ran off.

“When I checked again a few minutes later, I saw that the body was breathing, it must have been a homeless guy so I decided to leave right after that.”

Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com
Roman Robroek / mediadrumworld.com

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