Category: Bedrooms

Your bedroom is your private space to relax and escape the stress of the world. It should be filled with your favorite things and decor that makes you happy.

This isn’t like decorating your dorm room with cool stuff in college. You have a master bedroom that needs to fit who you are today.

This could be creating a relaxing and peaceful space, or perhaps it’s a shine to your passions. There are plenty of bedroom decor ideas to help you get started.

Check out these cool things to put in your room and get inspired to revamp the decor in your bedroom.

1. Elements From Nature

The easiest way to add warmth and comfort to your bedroom is by adding touches of nature to your home decor. One way to do this is by adding real living plants to your bedroom. This brings in color and life.

Don’t worry, if you don’t have a green thumb there are plants that look beautiful and require very little care. A snake plant, purple passion plant, Chinese evergreen, spider plant, and pothos are all great options.

Skip the succulent and air plant, these are deceptively harder to grow than you think. Air plants are great for your bathroom, though. The natural moisture is high and this is the perfect environment for them.

If you refuse to have living plants in your bedroom, you can still bring nature into your bedroom. Add wood elements or decor made out of natural materials. You could have wood furniture. Or you could have wall decor that’s made from driftwood, dried palms, pampas stems, or baskets woven from dried grasses.

2. Mini Library

If you have a collection of your favorite books, then adding a mini library is a perfect addition to your bedroom and a natural place to keep your book collection. With your mini library in your bedroom, you’re more likely to grab a book to read than you would if your library were in the living room or home office.

Depending on how large your book collection is, you could have a single floating shelf or a large freestanding bookcase like this six-tier bookcase.

Even if your book collection is small, consider buying a storage solution that is bigger than you need. Then you can break up the book collection into smaller groups and scatter decorative pieces among them.

If your bedroom is small, consider using multiple shelves mounted on the wall. Doing this keeps your floor space open by utilizing the vertical space in the room.

3. Accent Wall

Adding an accent wall is an easy addition to a bedroom. The wall behind the headboard is the perfect bedroom wall to turn into the accent wall. This idea works in both large and small rooms.

To create your accent wall, you could simply paint the wall a different color, but this is a bit boring. Instead, try using removable wallpapers. It comes in sheets with a backing that you will peel off and then adhere the paper to the wall.

Unlike traditional wallpaper, modern versions come in small and large-scale patterns and designs. Some designs look like paintings and photographs. Some have mural designs that create a large-scale scene. You’ll even find textured wallpaper that mimics the look of real bricks.

If wallpaper doesn’t appeal to you, another option is to use wood trim pieces. These are long, thin wood strips that you can easily cut to size and create a geometric pattern.

You could build squares, chevrons, or a freeform design. Paint your trim pieces to match the color of the wall for a subtle textured effect, or paint it another color for a contrasting design.

4. Decorative Lighting

If your bedroom only has one light source, it’s time for an upgrade. You need more than a single light in your ceiling fan. Layering light sources is an interior design trick that immediately elevates the look of your bedroom.

Ambient light illuminates your entire bedroom. Your overhead light does this, but you can add a floor lamp to add to it. Task lighting is directed light that’s meant to illuminate your workspace. This is the best type of light for your reading chair, desk, vanity, or nightstands.

The third type of light is accent lighting. This is the type of light where you can have the most fun. Fairy lights are popular in teen rooms.

There are more options than just fairy lights, though. Paper lanterns come in various shapes, sizes, and colors. Arrange a couple of these hanging lights in a corner for a decorative element that also adds light.

A custom neon light like this one is also a funky and cool option. You can buy LED strip lights and mount them almost anywhere in the room. Try placing them under your bed frame, under the shelving, behind the headboard, on the crown molding to illuminate the ceiling, or anywhere else in the room you want to add an accent.

5. Hang a Mirror

It doesn’t matter if you have a large or small space; a mirror can do wonders for your bedroom.

Hanging a large mirror on the wall or having a floor-length mirror is a great bedroom idea because not only does it make your bedroom seem brighter and larger, but it also gives you a place to get ready.

If you have a large bedroom, embrace the space and purchase a floor-length mirror like this one from NeuType. For the best look, choose a mirror based on height.

Take the tallest person’s height that will be using the mirror and subtract six inches. This is the minimum length that your mirror should be to minimize distortion.

However, a mirror needs to be at least half of the tallest person’s height to be able to show their entire body. It also needs to be wide enough to see your entire body easily.

When choosing your mirror, there are wall-mounted, leaning, and freestanding mirrors. The one you choose will depend on your budget, taste, and space available. Freestanding mirrors take up the most room, then leaning, and wall-mounted takes up the least.

Pay attention to the frame. A slimline frame will look modern, while a thick wood frame can look more rustic or farmhouse. A metal frame with decoration can look vintage-inspired.

6. Gallery Wall

While most people think about putting a gallery wall in their living room or main hallway, there’s no rule that says you can’t put one in your bedroom. A gallery wall is a perfect solution for when you have a lot of wall decor.

You could have all photography shots or have a mix of photos, paintings, and other wall art. If you have small figurines, you can even include a shelf for them. This mix of items will create an eclectic mix of items for a lot of variety and visual interest.

If you prefer a more uniform look, aim for a minimalist approach. Frame each piece with the same mat and frame. Then hang the art in a grid pattern where each frame is evenly distanced from the other frames around it.

You don’t have to frame your pictures. If you have a large collection of images or like to change them out regularly, then a more mobile display solution is going to work better.

Use a photo clip string light kit like this one from Dopheuor to string wire up in horizontal lines and then space clips out on the wire. You can then use the clips to hold pictures. This makes it easy to switch the pictures out as often as you want.

7. Area Rug

Hide your ugly carpet with a large area rug. If you have tile or wood floors, a rug is a must for making your bedroom feel warm and cozy. No one wants to get out of bed and immediately put their feet on a cold, hard floor.

Area rugs around or under the bed cushion your feet and eliminate the chill. The cool thing about rugs in your bedroom is that you have a lot more freedom in sizing. If you have a decent budget to work with, you can buy a large area rug that starts under the bedside tables and extends down the entire length of the bed.

A smaller and more affordable rug can look just as nice if it starts in front of the nightstands. If your budget is tight, stick with two smaller rugs on either side of the bed.

If your rug is going under the bed, don’t worry about the pattern and color too much since the majority of it will be hidden under the rug. If your rug is going to be visible, then look for one that has a pattern that ties all of the room’s colors together.

8. Soft Elements

Adding soft textiles is a must for your bedroom. These are the fabrics that create a plush and cozy atmosphere. This is what takes your nice-looking bedroom and turns it into a place that has an inviting interior design.

Choose accent textiles that feel nice. Fabrics like jersey, velvet, silk, some cotton, flannel, faux fur, sateen, and fleece all look and feel soft.  Add a couple of throw pillows to your bed and accent chair.

Don’t add too many; your furniture shouldn’t be drowning in pillows. Next, add a throw blanket to the foot of your bed. Leave it folded, and you never have to actually use it for warmth. It can be there just for visual effect.

Accent the rest of the room with soft fabrics. For example, add an area rug to the floor, hang curtains on the window, and mount a small tapestry on the wall.

Add curtains to the bed if you want to create a whimsical or bohemian feel. You can hang them from a four-poster bed frame. If you don’t have this bed style, you can fake it by hanging them from the ceiling and draping them to either side of the bed.

9. Expressive Art

Don’t leave your bedroom walls boring and blank unless you are going for the minimalist look. However, even minimalist designs have at least one decor piece. The trick is choosing one and making it the focal piece. For other interior designs, you can easily have more than one decorative item on the walls.

While you could hang a generic piece of art that’s massed produced, this is a bit boring and will have no meaning for you. Instead, look for pieces that are handmade and speak to you. This will increase your enjoyment of the room and help your bedroom reflect who you are.

Wall hangings are popular right now. There are even videos showing you how to accomplish this DIY project.

Mount a small curtain rod on the wall and display your handiwork. If you aren’t crafty, you can leave the artistry to other people and just buy art that speaks to you. It can be anything from ink prints to paintings or photography. Perhaps you see a weaving that.

10. Extra Seating

Most people have their bed, and that’s the only seating that is available in their bedroom. It’s time to elevate your bedroom with additional seating. This gives you or someone else somewhere else to sit while in your bedroom.

A bench at the foot of your bed or a small stool are perfect furniture pieces for getting dressed. They are also easy to scale down and fit into a small bedroom. Add a comfy armchair if you have a larger bedroom and more room to work with.

This gives you a place to relax, read a book, or drink a morning cup of coffee. For a more relaxed bohemian or eclectic feel, try more casual extra seating like a large pouf.

11. Bold Color Scheme

Your bedroom is your private space. This is your room to become the interior designer you’ve always wanted to be. You can freely choose the color scheme and decoration that you love.

Choose a bold color scheme that features your favorite color. You could go for a monochromatic look with several shades of your chosen color. Or you could pair your favorite color with neutrals like white, grey, or black. This creates a beautiful contrast and keeps the focus on your favorite color.

You also don’t have to paint just the walls. Instead, you could paint the ceiling. Doing this creates a unique and bold design that showcases your chosen color. Don’t be afraid to paint just part of the wall. Try painting just the area on the wall that’s behind your headboard.

The best colors for a bedroom are soft neutrals, grey, blue, and green. These are calming and soothing colors that will help your brain and body to release stress and energy. This will help you fall asleep better and wake up well-rested.

Colors that are not ideal for your bedroom are bright red, orange, and intense sunny yellow. These colors are energizing and intense, making them better for the kitchen or living room.

12. Smart Home Technology

It doesn’t take a lot to upgrade your bedroom with smart home technology. There are plenty of modern bedroom ideas that will help you upgrade your bedroom. Look for ways you can add technology to make your life easier.

Replace the light switches with ones that are compatible with Amazon Alexa or Google Home. Add smart plugs to the lights that plug into sockets. Now you can control the lights in your bedroom by voice, which is really nice when you don’t feel like getting out of bed to turn the lights on or off.

You can also create schedules to have the lights turn on and off on their own. Add a streaming device to your TV or upgrade your TV to a smart TV. Then you have more options for how you watch your favorite shows and movies.

You can also sync your TV to your smart home device for voice control and other convenient features. Add Bluetooth speakers around your room for a surround sound experience.

13. Signature Scent

Take a lesson from some of the best high-end resorts around the world. They have a signature scent that subtly wafts throughout the hotel. You can do this in your bedroom by choosing a signature scent that will evoke the feelings or energy that you want to create.

For a bedroom, you’ll want to choose scents that are calming and relaxing. Try rosemary, lavender, vanilla, jasmine, sage, or peppermint. There are all smells that help to relax the body and mind, which will help you fall asleep faster, sleep deeper, and wake up more refreshed.

To add your scent to your bedroom, you can buy a candle and burn it. Or you could have incense, or essential oil diffusers arranged. Turn these items into the decor by choosing beautiful candles or diffusers. Now you have something that delights multiple senses.

14. Wall Decals

Skip the cheesy wall decals that are a cliche quote or are a large image. Instead, look for a kit that has sheets of small decals. You can then individually place them on the wall to create a custom pattern. Try placing them evenly spaced throughout the entire wall.

Or you could place them densely close together at the top and then gradually spread and fade them out as you work your way down the wall. Or you could randomly scatter them.

You could place them on all of the walls or on a single wall to create an accent. There are no rules with decals, so you could mix multiple sets of decals together and make your own pattern or design.

Adding an area rug to your bedroom can give it a finished look. If you have hardwood, laminate, or tile floors, then a rug can add warmth and a sense of coziness to the room.

Buying a rug for your bedroom isn’t like buying a rug for the other rooms in your house. Fail to get the wrong size, and your rug could completely disappear underneath the bed.

Buy a rug that’s too big, and it’ll take over the bedroom, making it feel small and cramped. So, what size of a rug is right for a queen bed? This guide will help you buy the perfect rug for your bedroom.

Know Your Bedroom Size

Choosing the right rug size is about more than just the size of your bed. It’s also about making sure the rug looks good in your bedroom. You need to know your room size too. This is similar to finding out the size of your living room when buying area rugs.

To find out the size of your bedroom, measure the length and width of the room. Then multiply these two measurements together. Now you know the shape of your room and its square footage.

What Is a Standard Bedroom Size?

The average American apartment bedroom is quite small at about 132 square feet, which is large enough to accommodate a queen-sized bed. This would be an 11 x 12-foot room.

The International Residential Building Code states that a bedroom should be a minimum of 70 square feet. This would be a 7 x 10-foot room.

Bedrooms in single-family homes average 219 square feet. That’s about 14 x 15 square feet, which is considered a standard size. If your bedroom is close to or over 300 square feet, you have a large bedroom.

 

Know Your Bed Dimensions

You know you have a queen-size bed, but this isn’t the full story. There is a standard size for queen mattresses that is 60 x 80 inches. However, there are also nonstandard bed sizes, such as an Olympic queen, that measures wider than average at 66 x 80 inches. Or there is the California Queen, which is longer than the average.

Obviously, the right size you choose could change when you have a queen mattress that is bigger than the average.

Additionally, you need to measure your entire bed. Your queen mattress sits on the bed frame, so by measuring the outside dimensions of the frame, you’ll have a better idea of how large the rug needs to be to extend beyond the bed.

Common Rug Placements

Once you know the size of your bed and the size of the room, you need to decide on rug placement. This will help you compare different rugs. Your bedroom rug could go under all of the furniture, none of the furniture, or only some of it.

Anchored by the Nightstands and Bed

If you have a large bedroom, you have enough room for the bed and two bedside tables. Take advantage of all this space and buy a large area rug that can go under all four legs of both nightstands and the bed.

The rug will start at the wall behind the bed and nightstands but not extend out beyond the foot of the bed and to the left and right of the nightstands. This works well if you don’t have furniture or decor at the foot of your bed that would need anchoring.

It also works well for smaller spaces that may not have the space available at the foot of the bed for an area rug to extend far beyond the foot of the bed.

In Front of the Nightstands

If you buy a smaller rug that’s not big enough to go completely under the nightstands, then try placing it in front of the tables. This placement works well with an area rug size that’s slightly smaller.

Just be sure that the rug extends under the foot of the bed. Otherwise, it will look like it’s awkwardly floating in the middle of the bed.  If you have a large room, you can buy a larger rug that extends several feet beyond the foot of the bed.

Middle of the Bed

A third common rug placement is to have the rug start at the middle point of the bed. This is ideal when you have additional furniture at the foot of the bed. That way, the rug extends beyond the bed far enough so that the furniture is also on the rug.

This placement is also ideal when you have a larger room with a long rectangle shape where the head of the bed is against the short wall. With this placement, you can use a vintage rug.

Having only half of the rug hidden under the bed means you will still see the majority of the gorgeous rug’s design.

 

Standard Rug Sizes

Area rugs come in standard sizes. Understanding how each size will look and when it is best to use each size will help you choose the right size for your bedroom and bed size.

4 x 6 Feet

A rug that is 4 x 6 feet is too small to place under the bed. These are small rugs and not large enough to visually balance the size of a queen bed. However, you can still use rugs this small if you use multiple rugs. Place one on either side of the bed where you would put your feet when getting in and out of bed.

5 x 8 Feet

If you plan to only use one rug, the narrowest it should be is five feet. This is a perfect rug for smaller bedrooms. Place it under the bed and in front of the nightstands. It isn’t wide enough to place it under the nightstands.

6 x 9 Feet

This slightly bigger rug fits better into an average-sized bedroom. It gives a bit more rug space on either side of the bed, making it the right size for most people. Despite it being a large rug, it’s still not big enough to extend all of the way under the nightstands. However, you could shift it to be just in front of the front legs of the nightstands. Additionally, if you have a nonstandard Olympic queen bed, the extra length will work well with your larger bed.

8 x 10 Feet

If your bedroom is slightly larger than the average, consider purchasing a bigger rug that measures 8 x10 feet, like this turquoise Luxe Ombre rug from nuLOOM. While you won’t get the entire bed and nightstands on the rug, you do have two placement options with this larger rug.

First, try laying the rug under the nightstands and head of the bed. This keeps the rug up at the head of the bed and works best if there isn’t a lot of space at the foot of the bed. The other option is to shift the rug down.

Start the rug a quarter of the way or halfway down the length of the bed. This leaves several feet of rug extending out from the foot of the bed. If you have a California queen, this is a good option because it accounts for the additional bed length. This is also a good placement option if you have a chest or bench at the foot of the bed.

9 x 12 Feet

A 9 x 12 foot or larger rug like this 9 x 12 Navy Indoor Geometric Southwestern Area Rug provides the greatest coverage. It will completely cover the entire carpet or bare floor in some bedrooms. It’s actually too large for small bedrooms.

If you have plenty of floor space, then this size of rug will be large enough to go under the nightstands and queen bed with plenty of space on either side and extending out from the end of the bed.

Round Rugs

Everyone automatically thinks of a square or rectangular rug when buying an area rug for their queen bed. However, they aren’t your only options. You could also place a round or oval rug.

This approach will create a custom rug look. You don’t want to place a round rug centered directly under the bed. Then it will barely peak out of the sides. Instead, the edge of the rug should start at the middle of the bed and extend out of the bottom of the bed.

This approach works well for a narrow bedroom because the round shape will complement the limited space. The round shape of a rug like this Imaria Southwestern Red Area Rug can give your bedroom a creative or eclectic look.

Runner

Runner area rugs are long and skinny, making them perfect for use in a hallway or placed in front of a long kitchen countertop. You can also use them in the bedroom. They are perfect for small spaces or if you have a limited budget.

If the long side of your bed is against the wall, you can place the runner along the side of your bed. If you have space on both sides of your bed, then you could place one runner on either side of the bed.

A third option is to place one at the foot of the bed. Never place a runner under the bed as they are not wide enough to ground the bed.

Animal Skins

An animal fur can make a plush and luxurious addition to your queen bed. Whether you decide to buy real or faux, furs come in a unique shape that is hard to measure. A single sheep’s skin rug or faux sheep’s skin rug like this BAYKA Small Faux Fur Rug works well as a small rug placed next to the bed.

Position it in front of the bedside table so that it’s the last thing your toes touch when getting in bed at night and first thing in the morning when getting out of bed.

“Life isn’t black or white, it’s all sorts of shades of grey.” – Nicky Morgan

Grey bedroom ideas are popular because this neutral color has a broad appeal. It gives the master bedroom a sophisticated and fresh feel without being as harsh as a white or black bedroom. There is a range of shades from an almost black charcoal grey to a barely-there pale grey. You can also easily pair it with other colors for a multi-dimensional color scheme. 

Check out these fresh grey bedroom ideas and give your bedroom a much-needed update.

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1. Enhance Depth with Grey Decor

Grey bedroom decor can be a bit much in your already grey bedroom design. The decor won’t stand out against the grey bedroom wall. You have two options. The first is to use varying shades of grey. This gives you an all-grey look while also creating depth and contrast.

Your other option is to choose another color that pairs well with grey. Blue, pink, green, yellow, black, and white all look beautiful with the modern neutral color.  Think about the mood you want to create in your bedroom and colors that appeal to you. For example, blue and green can add a calming effect, while yellow can feel cheery, and pink could give it a romantic touch.

2. Select Grey Bedding and Furnishings

Choosing a grey color for your bedding and furnishings is a smart choice. There are plenty of options in various shades, making it easy to find the perfect pieces for your bedroom. Both hard and soft furnishings come in grey. You could have a light grey wood dresser and bookshelf. Or a matching grey small desk and chair.

A comfy armchair in grey gives you the perfect place to get dressed in the morning or relax before bed with a book at night. Hang dark charcoal grey drapes on the window to block the light for better sleep and balance the amount of light grey already in the room. Match this darker shade to the comforter on the bed and the rug on the floor. Now you’ve tied the room together with color.

See more bedroom furniture ideas here.

3. Guest Bedroom Elegance in Grey

Adding a light grey bed to the guest bedroom is a nice way of creating a neutral and inviting space for your guests. The grey tone is soft and neutral. You can then go bold with your decor that’s hung on the grey wall. It could have a bohemian feel with pieces of art that you’ve collected from your travels. This is an easy way to add punches of color and bring life to the room without the color feeling overwhelming.

Instead of hanging decor on the walls, turn the wall into the decor. Add large-scale decals in the form of flowers. There are high-quality decals that look like realistic paintings on your walls. You could hang seasonal decor in the room to help your guests get in the mood for the season. Change out the decor each quarter to have a rotating theme.

4. Transform with a Grey Headboard

You don’t have to commit to an all-grey bedroom to have the shade in your bedroom. Sure, you could do the obvious of having a grey accent wall or grey floor. But you can do something that’s much faster and more affordable. Change the linens and comforter on your bed for grey bedding or headboard.

If you already have an upholstered headboard, then you can buy grey fabric and cover it. Choose a fabric that matches the rest of your bedroom’s decor. Linen or burlap looks good in a rustic or farmhouse-inspired bedroom. Cotton or linen look right at home in a coastal bedroom. This is your chance to add texture, so look for a material with an obvious weave or texture to it.

See more headboard ideas here.

5. Create a Luxurious Grey Bedroom

All too often, grey is associated with simple and farmhouse decor. However, it can also be sleek, sophisticated, and luxurious. Pair your grey with a blush pink or dusty pink to add a softness to your bedroom. Add these colors with the use of elevated materials. Instead of just a pink armchair, choose one that’s upholstered in luxurious velvet or silk. Elevate the look of your dresser by placing a thin slab of pink quartz or marble on top of it.

Instead of just adding the color grey, look at some silver bedroom ideas. It has the same effect as grey but looks more luxurious. Change your lighting fixtures to have a polished silver or brushed nickel finish. These both have the look of grey while also looking elegant.

6. Modernize with Dark Grey Shades

Use a darker shade of grey for your modern bedroom color scheme. Charcoal grey is a good option for this. Pair your grey with light-colored wood, white, and accents of silver or nickel fixtures. This creates a balance of light and dark and gives your bedroom a modern feel.

Dark grey is good for creating voids. Try painting your walls dark gray to help them visually sink back, making the room feel larger. For a bold design, continue the dark grey up and paint the ceiling too. This blends the walls and ceiling together and makes the room feel taller. Another option is to keep the wall and ceiling a light color and dark grey on the floor. This brings the weight and heaviness of the room down, helping the upper area of the room to feel larger.

7. Go Neutral with Light Grey

Grey is popular because it is considered a modern neutral color. While it comes in different shades, pale grey is the most versatile color for your wall color. It feels fresh and light while helping the space to feel open and welcoming. Start creating your light grey bedroom by painting the walls. Then add an area rug. Make sure it’s sized correctly for your bedroom.

Add plenty of textures to your neutral bedroom to keep it from feeling one-dimensional and flat. Do this by adding a woven or sculpted rug to the floor. Add linen or raw silk curtains to the windows. Finally, lay a woven or faux fur blanket on your bed.

8. Small Bedroom Solutions in Grey

It can be tempting to have white walls in a small bedroom to help the space feel brighter and bigger. But this isn’t your only option. Light grey bedroom designs will have the same effect but be softer. White can look harsh and stark, making it uncomfortable to be in. The light grey removes this edge and makes the space feel more welcoming.

Another option is to create a feature wall with grey. Leave all of the walls white and choose a darker shade of grey for the wall behind your headboard. Instead of simply painting the wall, look for wallpaper with an appealing design where the main color is grey. Or choose a textured wallpaper that looks like natural stone for an earthy feel.

9. Grey for a Teen’s Bedroom Makeover

Your teenager may want a more grown-up-looking room that is still fun. Using grey as the base color is a nice neutral for adding other colors. Choose a warm grey that looks more like a greige. You can then pair it with lighter shades and bright colors. This could be purple, green, blue, or red.

Keep the grey fun by adding texture and pattern to your teenagers’ room. Create an accent wall by adding wallpaper with a large-scale graphic design or cool scenery. Spread a bold comforter on the bed and add a colorful rug on the floor.

When designing a home interior, most people naturally focus on the areas that receive the most traffic (and fall under the most eyeballs!). But neglecting the nooks and crannies of your home design — in this case, the master closet — would be doing your residence a disservice.

It’s true that few, if any, guests will ever see your closet. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t put as much care and attention into creating the perfect look and layout. After all, there’s no better way to start your day than by picking an outfit from your perfectly organized bedroom closet.

Keep reading for our favorite master bedroom closet ideas that will help you organize and redecorate your most prized possessions.

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1. Open Shelves

Open shelving in a master bedroom closet offers an airy, accessible storage solution. Ideal for showcasing accessories and neatly folded clothes, this design allows for easy visibility and adds a touch of minimalism to your space. Incorporate baskets or decorative boxes on the shelves for a tidy look and additional organization.

2. Walk-In Closet Island

Centralize your storage with a walk-in closet island. This feature not only provides additional drawer space but also serves as a convenient area for laying out outfits or packing for trips. Opt for a design with a marble or butcher block top for a luxurious touch.

3. Walk-In Closet With Organizers

Adjustable shelving, pull-out bins, and built-in drawers can maximize space and keep your belongings in order. Consider adding a few specialty organizers like tie racks or jewelry drawers for those finer details.

4. Glass Showroom Cabinet

For a touch of elegance, add a glass showroom cabinet in your master bedroom closet. This is perfect for displaying high-end accessories or designer handbags and shoes. LED lighting can be added inside the cabinet to highlight your prized possessions.

5. Modular Shelves

Modular shelves offer flexible storage solutions for a master bedroom closet. You can rearrange and adjust these units as your storage needs evolve. This system is ideal for those who enjoy frequently updating their space or have varying storage requirements.

6. Closet With LED Lighting

LED lighting in your closet not brightens the space and adds a modern touch. Use LED strips along shelves and inside drawers to enhance visibility and create an upscale, boutique-like atmosphere.

7. Full-Wall Closet Shoe Shelf

Dedicate an entire wall to a shoe shelf in your master bedroom closet. This design element can display your shoe collection artistically and keep pairs neatly organized. Consider adjustable shelving to accommodate various shoe sizes and styles.

8. Walk-In Closet With Vanity Area

Combine functionality and luxury by adding a vanity area to your walk-in closet. This space can serve as a dedicated spot for makeup and styling, complete with a mirror, good lighting, and storage for beauty products.

9. Mirror Closets

Mirror closets are not only practical for outfit checks but also create an illusion of more space. The reflective surfaces can brighten the room and add a sleek, contemporary feel to your master bedroom closet.

10. Cabinets With Gold Metalware

The gold metallic accents add a touch of sophistication and can beautifully complement various color palettes. This detail works particularly well in classic or glam-style closets.

11. Wall-Mounted Shoe Rack

Save floor space with a wall-mounted shoe rack. This storage solution keeps your shoes organized and easily accessible, while adding an element of visual interest to your closet walls.

12. Floating Shelves

Floating shelves in a master bedroom closet provide a modern, minimalist storage option. They are perfect for displaying accessories or keeping daily essentials at arm’s reach. Their sleek design ensures they don’t overwhelm the space.

13. Sliding Closet Door

Opt for a sliding closet door to save space and add a modern touch. This style is ideal for smaller rooms or tight spaces and can be customized with different materials or mirrors to suit your room’s decor.

14. Bay Window Cabinet

If your master bedroom closet has a bay window, consider installing a cabinet in this area. It’s a unique way to utilize the space, offering extra storage while creating a cozy nook.

15. Walk-In Closet With Rolling Ladder

For high-ceilinged closets, a rolling ladder can be both functional and stylish. It provides easy access to upper shelves and adds a classic, library-like charm to your walk-in closet.

16. Walk-In Closet With Enclosed Storage

Enclosed storage in a walk-in closet offers a clean, uncluttered look. With doors to conceal clothes and accessories, this design can keep your belongings dust-free and create a seamless, refined appearance in your master bedroom.

How much thought did you put into your master bedroom decor? Most people went to their local furniture store, bought a set, and were done. While this was cost-effective and easy, it tends to lack personality and style.

These headboard ideas will help you upgrade your bedroom by giving the focal point in the room some attention and help. Add a statement headboard to your bed, and you’re one step closer to having a room that looks professionally designed.

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1. Dimpled

A dimpled headboard adds a touch of elegance and texture to any bedroom. The subtle indentations, often created with button tufting, provide a classic look that suits various decor styles. This type of headboard can also offer a soft, plush feel, making it a comfortable choice for reading or relaxing in bed.

2. Oversized

An oversized headboard can be a bold statement piece in your bedroom. It extends beyond the width of the bed, creating a dramatic backdrop that can be designed in various materials and styles. This type of headboard not only anchors the room but also offers an opportunity to add color, texture, or pattern on a large scale.

3. Wall Headboard

A wall headboard, covering the entire wall behind the bed, offers a unique and modern approach to bedroom design. This style allows for creativity, as you can use materials like wood panels, fabric, or even wallpaper. It’s a great way to make a significant visual impact and can even make the room appear larger.

4. Printed Headboard

Adding a printed headboard into your bedroom can instantly elevate the space with a pop of pattern and color. Whether you choose a floral design, geometric patterns, or an abstract print, this headboard style can become the focal point of the room and set the tone for your decor.

5. Rattan

Rattan headboards bring a natural, bohemian vibe to the bedroom. Their lightweight, open weave design adds texture and an airy feel, making them ideal for coastal, tropical, or eclectic interiors. Rattan headboards are also a sustainable choice, often made from renewable resources.

6. Upholstered

Upholstered headboards provide both comfort and style. They come in a wide range of fabrics, from linen to velvet, allowing for customization to match your bedroom’s decor. This type of headboard is perfect for those who enjoy reading or watching TV in bed, offering soft support.

7. Headboard Accent Wall

Transforming an accent wall into a headboard is a creative and cost-effective way to enhance your bedroom’s aesthetic. You can paint, use decorative panels, or even create a mural. This approach allows for a high degree of personalization and can be easily changed to match evolving decor tastes.

8. Leather

A leather headboard adds a luxurious and sophisticated touch to any bedroom. It’s durable, easy to clean, and ages gracefully. Leather headboards can be styled in various ways, from sleek and modern to classic and tufted, suiting many decor themes.

9. Velvet

Velvet headboards exude luxury and comfort. The soft, plush fabric catches the light, adding depth and richness to the room. Available in a range of colors, velvet can create a bold statement or a subtle, elegant backdrop in your bedroom.

10. Wooden

Wooden headboards are versatile and timeless, fitting into many bedroom styles, from rustic to contemporary. They can be crafted from various wood types and finishes, allowing for a range of textures and colors. Wooden headboards also offer durability and can bring a sense of warmth to the room.

11. Grey

A grey headboard is a versatile option that can suit a wide array of bedroom color schemes. It offers a neutral, calming backdrop, which can be paired with bold colors or kept minimalistic. Grey headboards can be found in various materials, providing flexibility in texture and style.

12. White-Washed Wood

White-washed wood headboards create a relaxed, rustic charm, ideal for a cottage or shabby chic bedroom. The white-wash technique highlights the wood’s natural grain, adding texture and a sense of coziness. This style pairs well with light, airy fabrics and soft colors.

“A dorm room is a completely blank slate. A small, plain, concrete-walled blank slate that you must magically transform into home.”  – Anonymous

Whether you’re decorating your freshman dorm room or starting your last year of college, planning your dorm room ideas ahead of time is always helpful. Not only must you choose your bedding, you will need decor elements that make your space feel like the home you left behind.

The world is full of gorgeous decorating concepts, but dorm room ideas must also be functional and comfortable. Additionally, anything you choose has to conform with the school’s rules for what you can and cannot bring. Look through our amazing gallery of dorm room ideas and you’ll find plenty of inspiration for making your home-away-from-home as cozy and useful as possible.

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1. Accentuate with a Vibrant Accent Wall

When decorating a dorm room, there are many ways to add style and personality to your living space. An effective way to make an impact is to select an accent wall and give it a unique touch with either wallpaper or a solid color of your choice.

Wallpaper can be a great way to tie together colors will hanging artwork and shelving while still providing texture and warmth. You can also opt for a single color if you like the simplicity – painting with multiple colors isn’t necessary!

Using creative touches such as decorative rugs, pillows, lights, and plants helps bring the entire look together. With these ideas in mind and some personalization, you should have your dream dorm room in no time!

2. Light Up with a Bold Pendant

Whether you’re a fresh face in college or an experienced pro, sprucing up your dorm room is one of the most exciting parts of college life. Start by adding some character with a statement pendant light that will draw attention from all who step into the room.

Also, don’t be afraid to express yourself – curate bookshelves with meaningful trinkets and hang posters that represent your personality. With a few clever ideas and a touch of creativity, any dorm room can become your own perfect space for studying and relaxing!

3. Keep It Bright & White

Sprucing up your dorm room can be a great way to make it feel more like home and enhance your college experience. Consider creating an all-white dorm room to keep it bright and inviting.

Simple touches such as hanging a few plants, setting out some cozy pillows, or adding some framed artwork can go a long way in bringing new energy into the space. With the right décor, you’ll quickly forget you’re living in a dormitory!

4. Create Your Own Gallery Wall

When it comes to dorm room ideas, there is no better way to liven up a space than with a personalized gallery wall. Get creative with the pictures and posters you choose; anything from photos of your childhood to favorite movie posters will do the trick.

To make the space shine, add some string lights for ambiance and an extra feel of homeliness. With this type of decor, you can easily change out pictures if you want to spruce up your room every once in a while. Making your dorm a home away from home has never been easier!

5. Revamp with a Wall Tapestry

Whether you’re looking to add a touch of chic to your dorm room or simply attempting to spruce up that generic college feel, nothing quite completes a room like the perfect wall tapestry. The chosen accent piece can completely change the atmosphere of a space and create something truly unique.

Not only this but with the abundance of sizes and colors available, you’re guaranteed to find a tapestry that perfectly complements any decor style. With such an easy way to make any dorm into something special and personalized, why not give it a go?

6. Space-Saver: Dual Bedside & Desk Lamp

When you’re looking for dorm room ideas, one great option is to consider dual-purpose furniture to make the most of your space. A bedside and desk lamp is a perfect example of this – it can provide extra lighting when you need to study and soft illumination during restful hours.

Not only are they useful and multifunctional, but they come in plenty of stylish forms to suit both traditional and modern sensibilities. Look for one with adjustable height or different directions to get a lamp that brightens any corner or spot you need it; especially if you have a small dorm room!

7. Organize with a Desk-Shelf Combo

A dorm room can be a great place to create an energizing and inspiring space during the school year. To make the most of your limited space, think of creative yet efficient ways to use it. Consider investing in a work desk with shelves that also serves as a closet and storage area; this is great for freeing up floor space.

Place extra blankets and pillows on the upper shelves or hang racks to store items like accessories or scarves. By utilizing efficient use of space, you can turn your small dorm room into a utopia for productivity!

8. Go Minimal with a Floor Bed

Decorating a dorm room can be a great way to express your creative side! One of the most unique decor choices is to have a floor-level bed, which creates an interesting dynamic compared to the classic bed frame style.

An eye-catching area rug will also help bring the whole look together while providing a comfortable place to lounge and study. Investing in storage bins and shelving units is another easy way to keep your room clutter-free, plus you can make it part of your design by matching the color to your other room decor!

9. Enhance Space with Floating Shelves

When you’re limited on space in the dorm room, there are plenty of creative ways to make the most of it. One great idea is floating shelves – which can be used to store books or hang up decorative items.

Overhead shelves are also a great way to maximize vertical space for extra storage, freeing up room below for other furniture. With these tips in mind and some crafting supplies, your dorm room can become a surprisingly comfortable and stylish living space.

10. Reflect Style with Decorative Mirrors

When it comes to dorm room ideas, a decorative mirror is a great way to create an open atmosphere. Not only can you check your reflection before heading off to class but its reflective surface also helps multiply the existing light, which will make your room look much larger than it actually is.

Place the mirror opposite of a window and watch as the natural light brings out its intricate details. Finish off the look by placing a few pieces of furniture around the area or pairing it with some art for an added decoration that upgrades the entire space.

11. Divide Smartly with a Cabinet

Dorm room ideas can be the beginning of a style revolution! Consider buying a divider cabinet to give each person their own designated space without any walls. That way, you can still have separate spaces for two beds and storage but have the feeling of an open and shared living area.

You might even get creative with it and add some personal touches like fabric curtains or artwork to create a visual separation between the two sections. With these dorm room ideas, you’ll be able to make the most of your limited space and still feel right at home!

12. Upgrade to a Loft Bed

Moving into a college dorm room and designing it to be your haven can be both daunting and exciting. A great way to maximize the potential of a small room is to invest in a loft bed.

This adds extra space, allowing you to create an office space underneath. Add some cozy lighting, artwork, a comfortable rug, and drapes for privacy and the transformation from an impersonal room to your creative escape will be complete!

13. Warm Up with a Stylish Area Rug

Moving into a dorm room can be a fun and exciting time, but it is often difficult to make a blank room feel inviting. One great way to spruce up any dorm space is with an area rug that offers both style and comfort.

Choose one that provides the perfect pop of color or a trendy pattern to instantly add personality and texture, while creating a cozy atmosphere for studying, lounging, and hosting friends. Look for rugs made from soft materials such as cotton, wool, or even faux fur which are sure to add warmth and charm while bringing the room together in one harmonious look.

“Don’t be afraid to experiment – not everything has to match. A house that is 100 percent perfect is rarely full of charm.”  –  Rebecca de Ravenel

Bedroom decor that totally matches may exude a certain elegance, but does it reflect your personality? Your bedroom furniture ideas may be limited by your budget or the space you have to work with. If so, rest assured that repurposing and reusing pieces is currently one of the most popular decorating ideas.

Whether your bedroom furniture is new or recycled, it can be a challenge to arrange it in a way that’s functional and attractive. Scroll through our selection of the top bedroom furniture ideas and see which ones will work best in your bedroom design.

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1. Old Rustic Chair

Perfect for adding a touch of vintage charm, this rustic chair can be an antique find or a weathered modern piece. Its worn texture and patina bring a cozy, lived-in feel to the bedroom, ideal for creating a reading nook or a decorative corner.

2. Velvet Chair

Luxurious and plush, a velvet chair in the bedroom adds a touch of sophistication and comfort. Choose a bold color to make a statement, or a soft hue for a more subdued elegance. Perfect for lounging or as a chic dressing table seat.

3. Rattan Chair

Bringing in a natural, bohemian vibe, a rattan chair is both stylish and lightweight. Its open weave design complements airy, bright bedrooms and can be paired with colorful cushions for an extra cozy touch.

4. Victorian-Style Vanity

A Victorian-style vanity, with its ornate details and classic design, is a glamorous addition to any bedroom. Ideal for those who love a touch of history and elegance, it’s perfect for storing beauty essentials and displaying vintage trinkets.

5. Darkwood Vanity

A darkwood vanity exudes timeless elegance and offers a striking contrast in a lighter-hued room. Its robust presence is both practical for storage and a statement piece, ideal for both traditional and contemporary bedrooms.

6. Vanity With LED Lights

Modern and functional, a vanity with LED lights provides perfect lighting for grooming. It adds a contemporary feel to the bedroom, and the lights can also create a serene ambiance for relaxation.

7. Bed With Floor-Level Cabinets

Maximizing space with style, a bed integrated with floor-level cabinets is perfect for small bedrooms. These hidden storage compartments keep the room clutter-free and maintain a sleek, minimalist aesthetic.

8. Scandinavian Style Bed

Known for its simplicity and functionality, a Scandinavian style bed brings a serene, uncluttered look. Its clean lines and natural materials, like light wood, fit well in a modern, minimalist bedroom.

9. Minimalist Bedside Drawer

A minimalist bedside drawer is a perfect blend of form and function. With its sleek design and compact size, it offers just enough space for nighttime essentials, complementing a modern, clutter-free bedroom environment.

10. Bed With Oversized Headboard

An oversized headboard can be a dramatic focal point in the bedroom. Whether upholstered in a plush fabric or featuring a unique design, it adds a luxurious and sophisticated touch to the sleeping space.

11. Wooden Pallet Bed

A wooden pallet bed brings a rustic, industrial charm to the bedroom. It’s an eco-friendly and budget-friendly option that can be customized with paint or left in its natural state for a more organic feel.

12. Themed Bed & Closet

One of the best furniture ideas for a personalized look is to create a themed bed and closet. For example, creating a themed kids’ room can be a fun and creative way to express yourself.

Choose from favorite characters, such as Hello Kitty-themed designs for girls or Star Wars for boys –– it’s endless! This fun bedroom furniture idea will make your bedroom one-of-a-kind and entertaining.

13. Wallpaper Printed Vanity Drawer

Add a pop of pattern and color with a wallpaper printed vanity drawer. This unexpected detail can tie in with the room’s color scheme or serve as an eclectic accent, perfect for those who love a touch of whimsy.

14. DIY Rustic Headboard

Creating a DIY rustic headboard allows for personalization and creativity. Using reclaimed wood or upcycled materials, this project can result in a one-of-a-kind piece that adds warmth and character to the bedroom.

“I long for the countryside. That’s where I get my calm and tranquility—from being able to come and find a spot of green.”  –  Emilia Clarke

Capturing the countryside’s natural calm and tranquility is what interior designers aim for when designing a country bedroom. Country bedroom decorating ideas should result in a comfortable room that you cannot wait to settle into at the end of a long day.

Country style encompasses many design nuances, from farmhouse style to modern takes on vintage and rustic classics. Pour a tall glass of iced tea and take your time scrolling through our most inspiring country bedroom design ideas. Look for ways you can add some country charm to your bedrooms today.

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1. Use Gingham Sheets & Pillows

Gingham sheets and pillows bring a timeless, rustic charm to a country bedroom. The classic checkered pattern in soft colors complements the room’s serene atmosphere. Layer these with solid-colored bedding to create a cozy and inviting look. Remember, the key to a country aesthetic is comfort and simplicity.

2. Opt for Floor Length Curtains

Long, flowing curtains reaching the floor add a touch of elegance and softness to a country bedroom. Choose fabrics like cotton or linen in light, airy colors to allow natural light to filter through, creating a bright and welcoming space. These curtains not only offer privacy but also contribute to the room’s overall aesthetic with their graceful drape.

3. Use an Antique Rug

An antique rug can serve as a focal point in a country bedroom, adding warmth and character. Look for rugs with traditional patterns and muted colors that complement the room’s decor. This not only adds a historical touch but also provides comfort underfoot, enhancing the room’s cozy ambiance.

4. Add a Statement Chandelier

A statement chandelier can transform the ambiance of a country bedroom, acting as both a light source and a decorative element. Choose designs with rustic metals or distressed wood to maintain the country feel. The right chandelier can create a warm, inviting glow that enhances the room’s cozy and romantic feel.

5. Install a Wooden Headboard

A wooden headboard is a staple in country bedroom decor. Choose a piece with a natural finish or distressed look to add a touch of rustic charm. The headboard can be a simple, classic design or more elaborate with carved details, depending on the room’s overall style.

6. Use a Canopy Bed

A canopy bed adds a sense of grandeur and privacy to a country bedroom. Opt for light, airy fabrics that drape softly around the bed, creating a cozy, intimate space. This not only serves as a stunning visual element but also enhances the room’s comfort.

7. Opt for Wood Furniture

Selecting wood furniture is key to achieving a genuine country bedroom look. Pieces with a natural finish or a slightly distressed look add warmth and authenticity. Consider a mix of furniture styles to create a collected-over-time feel that’s characteristic of country decor.

8. Create a Gallery Wall

A gallery wall can add personal charm to a country bedroom. Mix family photos, vintage finds, and small pieces of art in a variety of frame styles for an eclectic look. This adds visual interest and a personal touch, reflecting the homeowner’s style and history.

9. Use a Quilted Bedspread

A quilted bedspread instantly gives a bedroom a homely, country feel. Look for traditional patterns like patchwork or floral designs. These bedspreads not only provide warmth but also serve as a decorative element that ties the room’s decor together.

10. Expose Ceiling Beams

Exposing ceiling beams adds architectural interest and a sense of history to a country bedroom. The natural wood tones of the beams can be complemented with similar hues in the room’s decor, creating a cohesive and rustic look.

11. Use a Neutral Color Palette

A neutral color palette is the foundation of a country bedroom, creating a calm and relaxing atmosphere. Soft shades of white, beige, and light grey work well, providing a backdrop for textures and patterns to stand out. This palette also makes the room feel more spacious and airy.

12. Accentuate Wood With an Accent Color

Use an accent color to highlight the natural beauty of wood in a country bedroom. This could be a soft blue, sage green, or even a warm terracotta, applied in small doses through accessories or textiles. This strategy adds depth and interest to the room without overwhelming the space.

13. Add a Decorative Wallpaper

Decorative wallpaper can be used to add pattern and texture to a country bedroom. Choose designs with subtle, nature-inspired patterns or classic stripes to maintain the room’s tranquil feel. Wallpaper can be used on all walls or just as a feature wall to create a focal point.

14. White-Washed Furniture

White-washed furniture is ideal for creating a light and airy feel in a country bedroom. This technique softens the look of wood furniture, giving it a worn, lived-in feel that’s perfect for the country style. Pair these pieces with soft textiles to balance the look.

15. Use a Room Divider as Headboard

A creative twist in a country bedroom is using a room divider as a headboard. Choose a divider with rustic charm, like one made from reclaimed wood or wrought iron. This not only serves as a unique headboard but also adds an artistic element to the room.

16. Farmhouse-Style Wall Art

Farmhouse-style wall art, featuring pastoral scenes or deer head mounted on a wall, complements a country bedroom’s aesthetic. Look for pieces in rustic frames to maintain a cohesive look. This type of art adds personality and a sense of comfort to the space.

17. Decorate with Throw Blankets

Throw blankets are a practical and stylish addition to a country bedroom. Choose throws in knit textures or with fringe details to add layers of warmth and texture. These can be casually draped over chairs or at the foot of the bed for a relaxed look.

18. Hang a Wall Tapestry

A wall tapestry can be a beautiful and unique addition to a country bedroom. Look for tapestries with pastoral or floral designs to maintain the room’s theme. This adds a soft, textile element to the walls and can serve as a striking focal point in the room.

Making the most of small spaces is a common theme in homeownership. And when moving to a bigger house is either unwanted or impossible, finding a way to add an extra bedroom to your property can be life-changing.

If your home has an attic, then a potential bedroom could be hiding right under your nose! Many attics can be easily converted into a full-time sleeping space. Once everything is said and done, you won’t even know the space started as a dusty old attic.

Check out the attic bedroom ideas below to learn how you could add value and versatility to your home with a converted attic space!

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1. Showcase Beams

Highlight the charm of your attic bedroom with exposed beams. This feature adds a rustic, architectural element, creating a sense of warmth and character. Complement the beams with minimalistic lighting and decor to maintain a spacious and airy feel.

2. Carpet Your Attic

Introduce wall-to-wall carpet flooring for a cozy, comfortable ambiance. This choice not only adds a layer of insulation but also reduces noise, making your attic bedroom a serene retreat. Choose a plush, neutral-colored carpet to create a seamless look that extends the room visually.

3. Install a Skylight

A skylight window transforms an attic bedroom by flooding it with natural light, making the space feel larger and more inviting. Position your bed or reading chair beneath the skylight to enjoy starry nights and sunny mornings in comfort.

4. Choose Attic Art

Personalize your attic bedroom with wall art that speaks to your style. Consider the unique angles and walls of the attic to select pieces that fit well and add a focal point without overwhelming the space.

5. Hang a Statement Pendant

A well-chosen pendant lamp can be a statement piece in an attic bedroom. Look for designs that complement the room’s aesthetic and provide soft, ambient lighting to create a relaxed and inviting atmosphere.

6. Try a Floor Bed

Embrace simplicity with a floor bed in your attic bedroom. This low-profile option maximizes space and adds a modern, Zen-like vibe. Enhance comfort with plush bedding and an array of pillows.

7. Create a Textured Wall

Create visual interest with a textured accent wall. Use materials like reclaimed wood, stone, or textured wallpaper to add depth and character to your attic bedroom without consuming precious space.

8. Set Up Bay Window Seating

Transform a bay window into a cozy seating area. Add cushions and throw pillows to create the perfect spot for reading or enjoying the view, turning this architectural feature into a functional and stylish nook.

9. Go for Greenery

Bring life to your attic bedroom with indoor plants. Choose varieties that thrive in limited light and purify the air, adding a touch of nature and tranquility to your private haven.

10. Brighten with White

A white color scheme can make a small attic bedroom feel larger and more luminous. Pair white walls with light-colored textiles and natural materials to create a serene, airy space.

11. Lay Down an Area Rug

An area rug can define and warm up the space in an attic bedroom. Choose a size and pattern that complements the room’s dimensions and decor, anchoring your furniture and adding a touch of coziness.

12. Assemble a Pallet Bed

For a unique, eco-friendly choice, consider a wood pallet bed. This rustic, DIY option adds character and can be customized with paint or stains to match your attic bedroom’s decor.

13. Design a Glam Retreat

Create a glamorous attic bedroom with luxurious fabrics, metallic accents, and elegant lighting. Velvet pillows, luxury master bed, and a statement chandelier can turn your attic into a chic, sophisticated retreat.

14. Welcome Guests

Make your guests feel welcome in an attic bedroom that combines comfort and style. Provide ample lighting, cozy bedding, and thoughtful touches like a bedside table with reading materials and a water carafe.

15. Select Stylish Wallpaper

Use decorative wallpaper to add personality and depth to your attic bedroom. Choose a pattern that reflects your style and complements the room’s existing color scheme and decor.

16. Convert to a Kids’ Playroom

Transform the attic into a magical playroom for kids. Utilize bright colors, fun storage solutions, and interactive elements like a chalkboard wall or a cozy reading corner to spark creativity and joy.

17. Utilize a Small Loft Space

Maximize space in a small attic loft bedroom by focusing on multi-functional furniture and smart storage solutions. Keep the decor minimal and the color palette light to create an open, airy feel.

18. Relax on an Attic Daybed

An attic daybed is a versatile choice, offering a place to relax during the day and a comfortable bed at night. Style it with throw pillows for daytime seating and cozy bedding for a restful night’s sleep.

19. Paint a Colorful Wall

Introduce a pop of color with an accent wall. This will add depth and interest to your attic bedroom without overwhelming the space. Choose a color that complements your room’s theme and overall color palette.

20. Organize with a Bookshelf Headboard

Elevate your attic bedroom’s functionality and style with a bookshelf headboard. This innovative design allows for convenient storage and display of books and decorative items, making it a perfect blend of form and utility in a compact space.

21. Capture Farmhouse Elegance

Achieve a farmhouse chic look with natural textures, antique finds, and a soft, muted color palette. Think distressed wood furniture, vintage decor, and comfortable, casual bedding.

22. Open with a Glass Roof

Install a glass roof in your attic for a dramatic, cottage cabin look. This feature allows for stunning sky views and natural light, making your attic bedroom feel spacious and connected with the outdoors.

23. Color with Pink

Transform an urban attic space into a charming pink haven for a young girl. The soft hue infuses the room with warmth and playfulness, perfect for creating a joyful and inviting personal sanctuary.

24. Install Wooden Ceilings

Wooden ceilings bring a touch of natural elegance to an attic bedroom. Their rich texture and warmth can make the space feel intimate and grounded, pairing beautifully with both modern and traditional decor.

25. Embrace Cottage Style

To infuse your attic bedroom with cottage charm, mix floral or pastoral patterns with rustic textures. Antique furnishings and pastel color palettes contribute to a cozy, timeless atmosphere.

26. Apply Horizontal Paneling

Horizontal shiplap paneling, painted in soft grey, sets the stage for a serene attic space. It complements the tranquil ambiance and pairs seamlessly with grey flooring for a cohesive look.

27. Dress with Dramatic Curtains

Introduce floor-to-ceiling curtains in a bold color adorned with grey leaves to add a touch of drama and height to the attic bedroom. These curtains offer both privacy and a striking design element.

28. Combine with an Office

Combine productivity and comfort by incorporating a sleek desk and ergonomic chair into the bedroom design. Ensure ample lighting and a clutter-free setup to create an efficient workspace within the tranquility of the attic.

29. Add a Cozy Seating Corner

A cozy seating arrangement with two plush chairs and a small table invites conversation and relaxation, making the attic bedroom a multifunctional space for both rest and socializing.

30. Prepare an Attic Nursery

Design a peaceful attic nursery with soft, soothing colors and plush textures. Include a comfortable rocking chair and a secure crib, ensuring both the baby’s comfort and the parent’s ease of mind in this quiet, secluded space.

“Two beds are better than one.”  –  Unknown

In many bedrooms, two beds are indeed better than one. Enter the common bunk bed, interior design’s best sleep space solution when living quarters are tight. You don’t have to have a small bedroom to enjoy the benefits of bunk beds, though.

Most commonly seen in military barracks, youth hostels, and dormitories, bunk beds are now a common fixture in kids’ rooms and vacation homes.

Scroll through our gallery of bunk bed ideas and see how kitschy cool they are. You’ll surely want to add these stacking wonders to one of your bedrooms ASAP.

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1. Double Floating Beds

Bunk beds are a great way to make efficient use of space, especially for kids’ rooms with two siblings or older children living in one bedroom. But floating bunk beds truly take this versatility to the next level – they can be built right into the wall and provide an extra touch of style in addition to saving floor space.

Not only are floating bunk beds a highly customizable option, but they also offer more storage while creating a cozy, nook-like feel that kids will love!

From floating stairs to integrate seamlessly with the bed design, to personalized colors and decorative accents, floating beds combine form and function like no other.

2. Bunk Bed For Four

Whether you have a big family living in a small apartment or four college kids sharing a dorm room, a bunk bed for four is the perfect solution for saving space. It is made to safely hold up to four people, allowing everyone to sleep comfortably with plenty of extra room below.

Instead of having separate beds taking up your space and making the area look cluttered, this bed takes away the need for two-bed frames and condenses them into one. Its unique design enables sleeping quarters for up to four people without sacrificing comfort or style.

3. Zen-Style

Perfect for creating more room in your house, this Zen-style bunk bed combines the minimalistic approach of function over decoration. Boasting slimmer lines and wood finishes with modern accents, it will instantly upgrade any room.

The mounting structure also allows for both the lower and upper levels of the perch loft bed to be modified as needed. Revel in its space-saving capabilities while availing yourself of tried-and-true Zen styling — no need to worry about sacrificing aesthetics for practicality here!

4. Coastal

Take a fresh turn and put a coastal spin on your bunk beds! A coastal-style bunk bed with its bright blue hue is the perfect accent piece to wake up a room with something special.

Whether you want to warm up the room or simply add a coastal vibe, this type of bunk bed surely won’t disappoint. It also adds the extra benefit of creating more space in your home and making sure everyone’s comfort is addressed. Adding coastal style has never looked so inviting!

5. Industrial

Imagine the industrial-style bunk bed of your dreams: sleek pipe ladders, large shelves on either side and a comfy mattress beneath rustic distressed wood; it’s the perfect statement piece that screams style and versatility. Whether you’re short on space or looking to step up your bedroom game, industrial bunk beds are the way to go.

You can add in a cushion for added comfort or make use of the underneath area for extra storage – because who doesn’t want more organizational options?

6. Shabby Chic

If you’re searching for a shabby chic look, then a white wood shiplap bunk bed is the perfect solution. Not only does it give you the vintage style of shiplap, but its classic white color adds a crisp and refreshing touch to any bedroom.

Its size also provides plenty of space for siblings to share or you can use it for yourself and store items below – either way, a nice shiplap bunk bed will definitely satisfy your style needs!

9. Kid’s Bunk Bed

If you’re looking for a fun way to spice up your kid’s bedroom, why not get them a kid’s bunk bed with a slide?

Not only does this provide an exciting space for your kid to sleep at night, but with the day couch underneath, it also provides a comfortable spot where they can comfortably hang out with their friends and even have informal sleepovers.

With this much versatility in one solution, it’s no surprise that dual bunk beds are becoming ever more popular among parents.

10. Modern

Try giving your space a modern and cozy makeover with a white bunk bed with mantel trim. Allow the white frame to get creative and draw attention to the color block pillows and bedding for a pop of colorful personality.

Create an inviting atmosphere in your bedroom by layering different textures, colors, and patterns that are both visually appealing and restful to ensure sweet dreams after a hectic day!

11. Whimsical Dreamhouse

If you’re looking for a bunk bed that feels totally dreamy and whimsical, then look no further! The bunk bed with privacy curtain and built-in lights is the perfect choice for any young person trying to create their own safe little sanctuary.

From its gently swaying curtains to the warm glow of its lights, this bunk bed has everything you need to create a cozy getaway from the rest of the world while making sure you don’t miss out on any precious slumber.

Plus, the added touch of privacy gives you a cozy spot where you can doze off or read quietly, feeling secure and comforted by your surroundings.

12. Loft-style Bunk Bed

Loft bunk beds provide the perfect solution for your bedroom. This loft bunk bed has everything you need, from stairs and side rails for easy access, to a modern design with integrated storage. No longer will you have to waste precious rest time struggling to reach the top bunk.

Not only will it help you cut costs, but loft bunk beds can also make a small bedroom seem much larger by utilizing all available wall space without taking up floor space. Investing in double loft bunk beds is the perfect solution for embarking on an organizational journey with style and ease!

13. Loft Bed With Lounge Area

Loft bunk beds create a fun, cozy retreat lofted above the ground while also being savvy and practical in the way they utilize space. A loft bed with an accompanying desk or lounge area can be used to save square footage, perfect for smaller rooms or nurseries that are short on free floor space.

For example, a mattress loft bed with a built-in study niche underneath can make it possible for you to combine bed and workspace into one efficient structure. And for growing families who need sleeping capacity for multiple members, bunk beds offer the perfect solution!

14. Upholstered

If you are looking for a sophisticated way to maximize space in your home, look no further than an upholstered bunk bed! This luxurious sleeping solution has all the comfort of a traditional bed while providing convenient storage extra than a bulky piece of furniture offers.

It is perfect as a statement piece in any maximalist room, unifying the beauty of sophisticated style and convenient functionality.

15. Safari-themed

For safari-themed kiddos, the perfect addition to their rooms just might be an organic bunk bed made at home.

Using natural ingredients like driftwood and organic cotton sheets, you can craft a safari paradise for your little ones that tick all the boxes for style, comfort, and fun.

Get creative with painting safari-inspired designs on the frame or tying in wonderful statement pieces from nature. Bring a safari theme to life in your youngsters’ bedrooms – they’ll thank you!

16. Twin & Full

A bunk bed provides more than just sleeping space and is an excellent option for anyone looking to maximize the usage of a room. Whether twin or full, a bunk bed it can be used to provide sleeping space for two people or even become a unique alternative sleep arrangement for three with the addition of a twin mattress underneath!

Not only that, but twin and full over full bunk beds can feature integrated storage and drawers. Whether your needs are simple or complex, a bunk bed has something for everyone with its several distinct styles.

17. Kids’ Playhouse

Kids love bunk beds! Not only do they make the most of limited space in any bedroom, but there are now so many creative styles and designs to choose from. For playtime fun, why not invest in a playhouse themed bunk bed with windows, door, and even a slide for the ultimate experience?

As an added bonus, kids will be much more motivated to leave their playtimes behind and head off to sleep when you make their bed into an exciting zone just for them. From bold colors to intricate patterns – a bunk bed is sure to add some sparkle and enthusiasm to any kids’ room.

18. Bunk For Three

Can’t decide between a loft bunk bed or two sleepers in your guest bedroom? Have both! A loft bunk bed for three slumbers has a full bed on top and two twin beds tucked underneath. This creative space-saving solution is the ultimate hack for tight quarters.

Plus, with a loft bunk bed, willing sleepovers are guaranteed with ease. Save room in your home and save time by never having to choose between two beds ever again.

19. Rope Hanging Bed

A rope hanging bed has been gaining popularity in recent years as people choose to take their space decor a step further with a rustic-style interior. With the rope hanging bed option, both kids and adults alike can enjoy sleeping tucked away on a rope hammock-style bunkbed, far elevated into the air, while feeling secure that they are lined up emotionally and physically along the rope.

The bunk bed of today has come so far from the traditional wood or metal frame combination – it’s an upgrade for bedrooms everywhere!

20. Pink Boho

Make your bedroom come alive with a pink boho-style bunk bed! This white bunk bed provides the perfect canvas to create an oasis of pink and pink accessories. With pink bedding and woven blankets with fringe, this space will truly come to life.

The elegant combination of modern yet cozy decorations will provide your little one with the perfect space for relaxation, reading, playtime, or restful sleep. The pink boho style is sure to give everything a unique look that will make you enjoy days indoors.

21. Recessed Bunk Beds

If you find yourself needing to make the most of a small bedroom, recessed bunk beds are the way to go! These styles of bunk beds not only save space but also offer much more privacy than traditional options.

With recessed bunk beds, one can customize their own private sleeping area and it becomes much cozier when tucked away from the main room. If the idea of recessed bunk beds sounds appealing to you, try it out today and rest easy in your new cozy little setup.