The word "bedchamber" is a perfectly acceptable and usable word in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a private bedroom within a larger residence. For example, "She was always most comfortable in her own bedchamber, where she could be alone and relax."
They celebrated by re-upholstering their bedchamber with counterfeit damask.
When I attended it yesterday, there were three rooms full of people of quality, such a crowd that you would not believe how difficult it was to get into His Majesty's bedchamber".Will this past life without privacy be our future?
For centuries the Spencer family had been close to the monarchy, holding whimsically named posts: a grandmother was a woman of the bedchamber.
The royal bedchamber, last occupied by King Gyanendra, whose 2005 coup led to the abolition last year of his 240-year-old Shah dynasty, is rather poky.
C. 1603 June 15 , 1671John Ashburnham, (born c. 1603 died June 15 , 1671 English Royalist who served Charles I and Charles II as a groom of the bedchamber.
In Rome he was appointed a gentleman of the bedchamber by Pope Urban VIII.
Elaborate dwarf weddings were celebrated at court, and in 1710 a dwarf couple spent their wedding night in the tsar's bedchamber.
These vendors originally traded in old clothing and leather but also came to deal in objects pertaining to the bedchamber: cassoni (marriage chests), tables, chairs, tapestries, statuary, and painted images.
After the Affaire des Placards, when placards attacking the Mass were posted in the major cities and on the door of the king's bedchamber (1534), Marot fled to Navarre, where he was protected by Margaret.
After Ursins helped arrange the marriage of Philip V of Spain, grandson of Louis XIV of France, to María Luisa of Savoy, Louis sent her to Spain to be the queen's camarera mayor (principal lady of the bedchamber).
This time he was on official business as gentleman of the bedchamber.
