Best Bedroom Decorating Ideas 2022

Your bedrooms are, without a doubt, the most significant rooms in your home. After all, the main bedroom is where you begin and end your day, and the guest room is where you receive special overnight visitors. That is why we have compiled this amazing decor guide. It’s jam-packed with our finest and brightest bedroom design ideas, and it’ll help you imagine your dream space while also providing the suggestions and basic ideas you’ll need to achieve that look.

First, decide on a style for your room: do you want a comfortable bedroom that invites you to cuddle up with a nice book, a colorful, gingham-filled hideout, a rural vintage bedroom, or a white bedroom that makes you forget the worries of the day? Let’s get going with that in mind. Repainting the walls a fresh, new color is the simplest and most economical method to change your home, whether it’s a large master suite or a little bedroom. Consider a bedroom wall décor option such as wallpaper, upcycled, built-in millwork, or a statement piece if you want something a bit more complex.

It’s finally time to get down to business! Your bed and other pieces of bedroom furniture play a significant role in determining the ambiance and design of your room. Rather than purchasing a matching suite, one of the greatest ways to ensure that your bedroom is distinctive and personal is to mix and match your bed, bedside tables, dresser, armoire, and other bedroom furniture. If you’re up for a DIY project, consider creating your own DIY headboard and adding some floating nightstands for a really one-of-a-kind bedroom. Finally, don’t forget to include a charming bedroom chair (ideally matched with a floor lamp and side table) or a comfy window seat for reading.

Cozy Built-in Bed Nook

Mate Gallery founders Matt Albiani and Ron Brand converted the modest bedroom of their New York house, Sea Roost, into a lovely seaside refuge by creating a compact captain’s bed, which they then covered with old indigo linens and decorated with an indigo-inspired wallpaper.

Storage for Small Areas

You’d never realize that this bright and spacious all-white bedroom is barely 170 square feet in size! To get this deceptively expansive impression, the planked ceiling, shiplapped walls, and trim were all painted the same bright, clean white.

Storage for Small Areas Tip: If you have a tiny bedroom or if your closets are scarce—as in nonexistent!—bring in an antique garment rack to offer purpose as well as style. As a temporary linen closet, place a trunk or blanket chest at the foot of the bed.

Statement Headboard

Liz Marie Galvan (@lizmariegalvan) picked mantel-inspired headboards for her master bedroom to create decorative elements against the simple white walls. Softness is provided with a thick cable-knit blanket layered above layers of modest patterned bedding.

Pattern Combination

Start by painting your walls and trim a bright white for a bedroom that truly shines, like this Texas guest bedroom. Then add geometric patterns with a rug and an upholstered headboard. Using pure white linen on top of the bed helps the patterns stand out even more. To maintain the style fitted and classy, use items with comparable colors.

Built-in Bedside Bookcase

Consider replacing a floor-hogging bedside table with a small recessed built-in bookcase if you have a tiny bedroom. The space-saving nook not only stores your favorite books and bedtime supplies, but also serves as a showcase area for a collection of collectibles, antique discoveries, and bedroom-perfect houseplants.

Pops of Color

Painting all of the walls and trim a bright white (try Simply White by Benjamin Moore) creates the ideal backdrop for brightly painted furnishings and contemporary wall art. The overscaled green painted four-poster bed takes center stage in this cheerful California bedroom, while the antique art adds even more eye-catching color.

Nature-Inspired Neutrals

The soothing color palette used throughout this Alabama lake property adds a sense of calm to this area. The subtle brown, green, blue, and tan colors were inspired by the stunning environment that surrounds the house.

Floral Print

The owner’s parents bought the oak bed in England in the 1970s, and it’s a beautiful contrast to the room’s frill factor, which is consistent with the little home’s overall design.

Symmetry of Serenity

The owners of this Maine home transformed an existing storage container on the property into the ideal he-and-she-shed. The small accommodations, which are now joined to the main home, hold a queen-size bed and headboard surrounded by handmade floating bedside tables. Small lights and a handcrafted single-bulb chandelier offer plenty of light without taking up too much space, and a unique lumbar cushion created from Indian fabrics makes the area feel larger.