This is the first Fleur bedroom set ever sold - it appears in the 1978 trade catalogue. It's not quite a full bedroom, but simply a nice bed with two night tables and two lamps. All pieces were sold separately.

The set colours are white, yellow and green. If you see this set in other colours, it's not a Fleur variation - this same furniture design was used by other companies for other fashion dolls. 

This is Fleur's first ever bed, available from the first year of her production (1978). The large rectangular frame is supported by four very thin legs - unfortunately, they break off easily. The yellow headboard attaches to the frame via two very thin, easily breakable pegs. The yellow part of the headboard is padded with the same yellow quilted fabric as the bed cover. The mattress is a simple brown sponge without any cover (you can see the edge of it in the box). On top, there is a lovely quilted cover (duvet?) with a beautiful lace edge, and one large white pillow, also edged with lace and decorated with a lace flower (my pillow has lost the flower, unfortunately). This bed would have been much nicer if it had a nice mattress cover and an extra pillow, but it's a good first effort by Otto Simon.

Big huge thanks to Angela at vintage_fleur_doll for the photo of the NRFB bed.

The white Fleur night table with two drawers is sold in a too-big box with a yellow cardboard insert. It's a good thing the table is well made from sturdy plastic, because it is very unstable in the box.

These two lamps are sold as a pair - box photo is not from my collection, but found in an archived Etsy auction. The cutest thing about them is the bow at the top. These lamps do not light.

This Fleur bedroom is not an exclusive. Here's a no-name generic 'teenager' bedroom, in a white-blue colour scheme. I have also seen it in white-green. This set borrows two pieces from Fleur's other sets: the clothes rack, and the side chair (photo coming soon). If you have this bedroom, it is not a Fleur variation - it is made for other dolls.