Your bedroom should be a place where you actually want to relax, not just another room you sleep in. You don’t need a huge budget to make it feel more welcoming and like your own, and these 18 ideas will help you do just that.
Dramatic Floral Mural Creates A Bold Statement Wall
Behind your bed, a large-scale floral mural features dark, moody backgrounds. Oversized blooms in soft pinks and whites stand out against this backdrop.
Geometric Wood Trim Adds Depth To A Dark Green Accent Wall
Geometric wood trim can be added to a dark accent wall. Linear wood pieces lay over the painted surface, forming a pattern against the deep green.
Apply Gold Triangles for Geometric Flair
Small, repeating gold triangles adhere to a dark accent wall. They sit as decals behind your bed.
Introduce Rustic Texture with Reclaimed Wood Panels
Behind your headboard, reclaimed wood panels are installed on the wall. They come in a mix of gray, brown, and natural wood tones.
Floating Wooden Box Shelf For Minimalist Bedside Storage
A simple, open wooden box shelf can be mounted on the wall by your bedside. It holds books and a small vase with greenery.
Soften Furniture with Rattan Drawer Fronts
Woven rattan panels can be incorporated onto the drawer fronts of your wooden nightstand or dresser. The material forms a bohemian texture on the furniture.
Wooden Accordion Sconce Adds Adjustable Task Lighting
Mount a wooden accordion sconce above your bedside. The fixture extends out, letting you position the bulb for specific reading tasks.
It’s made of warm wood.
Stackable White Cube Shelves For Displaying Decor
Stackable open cube shelves with clean white interiors and natural wood trim offer a versatile backdrop for a framed photo, a small plant, or a sculptural piece in your bedside area.
Woven Wall Basket Adds Natural Texture Above Bed
On the wall directly above your bed, you can hang a large, round woven basket, detailed with dark and light materials arranged in a spiral pattern.
Drape Greenery from Your Canopy for a Natural Touch
If you want to add a natural element above your bed, drape cuttings of ferns and other greenery from your canopy bed frame. The green leaves will hang directly from the frame.
Ombre Watercolor Mural Creates A Moody Atmosphere
Varying shades of grey create a watercolor-style mural across your bedroom walls. The ombre effect fades from darker tones near the bed to lighter ones higher up.
Wooden Trunk Nightstand With Dark Accents
Rich wood tones and dark metal hardware define this vintage-inspired trunk, which can sit as a nightstand. Its stacked drawer design holds bedside essentials.
Layer Books on a Round Wood Side Table
When setting up your bedside, try a round wood side table. Stack a few books horizontally on it, placing a decorative necklace or beads right on top.
Hanging Wood Slice Shelf Adds Natural Storage
If you need bedside storage that doesn’t take up floor space, consider a hanging wood slice shelf. This round, natural wood piece is suspended by thick rope.
It’s best suited for lighter items, like a small vase and a couple of books.
Incorporate Industrial Flair with Wire Cage Pendant Lights
If you need bedside lighting that doesn’t take up surface area, hang wire cage pendant lights above your bedside tables. These fixtures feature an open design and cast a warm glow.
Textured Wall Hanging Adds Boho Charm Above Bed
Hang a macrame-style wall hanging on the neutral wall above your bed. It features thick, knotted strands of off-white fiber.
Layer Pillows for Depth and Color
Layer pillows in various textures and colors across your bed. Put larger pillows against the headboard, then add smaller accent pillows in shades like terracotta and blush pink.
Introduce Playful Pattern with a Polka Dot Duvet
The polka dot pattern of a black duvet cover can bring a playful, graphic element to your bedroom. It contrasts well with softer, solid-colored pillows and bedding.
The classic black and white scheme means it works with many other decor elements.
