Previously common in historical contexts, especially when describing sleeping quarters in castles or manor houses.

Historical Usage

The term suggests a more elegant or formal bedroom, sometimes with a classical or antique feel.

Cultural Nuance

'Bedchamber' implies a private space, not intended for guests or public view.

Implied Privacy

 huge claws and they can build these holes they can actually dig something like a metre in ten minutes they are just absolutely amazing animals and they can dig six meters down to make themselves a bedchamber and then they dig holes into termite mounds to get at