43 ways of interior design for the bedroom

1.Elegant life

The very tall canopy with gray fabric with Samuel & Sons trim highlights vertical space in the master bedroom in the 400-square-foot East Village apartment. The blanket was in Miles Redd’s cloth for Schumacher, and the carpet belonged to Stark.ddds

2.the bedroom is warm white and comfortable

The master bedroom with sparkling ceilings, Catskills, the countryside includes a Restoration Hardware bed, a Gilt bench and carpet from ABC Carpet & Home. The chandelier is with & tradition, and the beadboard wall is painted by Ammonite by Farrow & Ball.

3.bold bedroom chart

For a touch of graphics that is still cute, this tiny child-friendly duplex bedroom has a bed and a womb chair. The futuristic pendant lights are by Kartell, the decal map.

4.breezy white bedroom

A striking white light makes this small guest room in San Miguel de Allende, a Mexican retreat feels open and spacious. The four poster bed there is customary, and the interior designer / owner, Rela Gleason, painted his favorite white desk; the basket from Oaxaca and the throw is antique.

5. Refuse

Stripes are a classic choice for bedrooms. Try bright colors or wide lines to touch tradition.

6.Floral

Bring the spirit of the garden inside with flower motifs and wallpaper. In the master bedroom in the New York home and satin satin satin Bruns & combined with a minimalist fireplace.

7. flooded with natural light because of the large window,

Being a modern building, we try to build textures to avoid the room from looking too flat. Full ceiling height, not only makes the room more comfortable, but actually opens the room.

8. Transition

Transitional bedrooms combine traditional elements with modern pieces for a comfortable and stylish space.

9. The bedroom is a secret!

At first glance, one can mistakenly consider this room as a study. Muirhead floating glass tables and leather raspberry chairs float with matching benches with stunning views of London.

10. On paper

But in reality, this space, which I took for my book Home for Now, is actually one of my favorite bedrooms I’ve ever worked on. This beautiful sea green color breathes into this green space.

11.Textured Greys

Conjure your personal oasis with cool hues and subtle details. Ocean colors, like blue sea grass wallpaper, create a calming space.

12.Distressed DIY

Change up the finish on an existing piece for maximum impact with minimal investment. The homeowner stripped this chest of its black paint to get the softer look of distressed raw wood.

13.Book Nooks

Take a page from this 362-square-foot bungalow and invest in efficient storage that uses every last inch of space. Built-in shelves house books and and underbed drawers store suitcases for clutter-free living.

14.Weathered Wood

Skip the pros and DIY your own plank wall like in this bedroom. Paired with bold linens, the rustic wood feels fresh, not quaint.

15.Bright and Airy

Here’s proof that rustic and traditional details can yield a light, relaxing space. A vintage carpet and a sleek metal base give new life to a thrift-store ottoman, which doubles as an eye-catching coffee table.

16.Blue and Grey

The secret to luxurious bedding is surprisingly simple: Just add lots and lots of layers. Here, muted tones bring a sense of calm to a cozy room under the eaves.

17.Burst of Red

To keep the pale tones from fading away, add a singular hit of bold color: a tomato-red ikat pillow that brings the lighter blues into sharp focus.

18.Colorful Quilts

Bedding does double-duty as art in a bedroom designed by Sarah Richardson. On warmer nights, an old brass door pull showcases an antique quilt.

19.Rose and Wicker

Swap out the bedside table for a fresh find, like a trunk or wooden crate. This vintage wicker bar cart boasts two shelves for books, jewelry and trinkets.

20.Color Board

Try some bold color on for size. An eclectic rug draped over a rod adds pattern minus the commitment. Ground an exotic pick with plenty of wooden accents and a modern touch, like these metallic lamps.

21 .Seaside Blues

Create a spot to sit with two comfy chairs at the foot of the bed. Short on space? Slip in an upholstered bench or pouf.

22.Marble Magic

Accent the neutral palette of this statement piece with gold touches and slim lamps for instant polish.

23.Red, White and Blue

A geometric patchwork quilt takes center stage near a ticking-backed desk chair and pillows in various stripes. Blue stripes on the floor temper the red accents as well.

24.Navy and Gold

Steal lifestyle guru Emily Henderson’s tips for a perfectly-balanced zone. Combine hard and soft shapes (think square versus circular) in equal doses.

25.Poppy Modern

Punchy colors and geometric touches create a playful and lively effect courtesy of this three-step DIY project.

26.Glam Gallery

Why commit to one piece of art? For a one-of-a-kind look, group several paintings, photographs and prints of various sizes together. Span your collection floor-to-ceiling to give the space a lofty, art gallery feel.

27.All About Storage

One oversized shelving unit is functional (think your TV, stereo system and family board games), but it’s also the perfect place to display objects you love.

28.Feminine Meets Masculine

If you and your husband have opposites tastes, this bedroom may be a good compromise. The walls are light blue, the headboard is textured and the bedding is a simple white. Plus, the floral throw pillows aren’t over the top.

29.Light and Dark

Blue and white is a no-fail color combination. Note the different shades of blue incorporated into the throw pillows, bedding, accents and walls. A splash of sage green in the art above the bed breaks it up and adds another layer of color.

30.Neutral Pinks

For a person who loves rosey textures, this bedroom featuring metallic floral wallpaper and muted rose linens has your name written all over it.

31.Rustic Wood

Not only does this bedroom boast dramatic mountain views, but there’s a natural stone fireplace at the foot of the bed. The lesson? Always position your bed to maximize the view outside.

32.Easy Country

A classic, wrought-iron bed frame is the perfect piece around which to build a country-themed bedroom. Consider traditional pieces like farmhouse-style dressers, ladderback chairs and soft paint colors, like the vine green seen here.

33.Strong Lines

Exposed ceiling beams have a rough and rustic look. Showcase them by keeping walls and furnishings neutral. And just as rustic furnishings go well with exposed beams, so does French-country style, which can make your bedroom feel like it’s in Provence.

34.Natural Light

Every bedroom should have fresh flowers. Treat yourself to a fresh bouquet every week. You’ll wake up happier.

35.Multiple Textures

When choosing bedding, go overboard on the matchy-matchy stuff. If your blanket is floral, pair it with stripes. As long as your colors coordinate, you can let loose with styles and patterns

36.Crisp Whites

If you adore your new hardwoods, let them shine. Crisp white walls and simple lanterns give these gorgeous dark wood floors the lead role in this bedroom.

37.Rustic Modern

After renovation, the master bedroom was clad in pine planks and coated with a primer that lets the grain show through. Beneath the carpeting? Hardwood floors. In place of a headboard, the couple covered the wall behind the bed in oak rescued from a Pittsburgh bank