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Studio Ashby

"The headboard's muted gray wool mix balances the impact of the cushions and the throw, and the low profile allows for sizable artwork above the bed," Sophie of Studio Ashby tells us. Putting one large-scale piece of artwork above the bed is a great alternative to a gallery wall and bold, modern lighting will bring just a punch of modern style.

Check out Lumens for stylish midcentury bedroom lighting.

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Make Room for a Vanity

Angie Seckinger

If you have room, scoot in a dressing table. In this bedroom designed by Cameron Ruppert Interiors, the purple trim on the vanity skirt reflect the drapes and table lamp, ensuring that nothing feels out of place.

Check out One Kings Lane for reliable bedroom staples.

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Upholster the Walls

Aaron Leitz Photography

The moody gray velvet walls and matching headboard bring a smoky, textural allure to the otherwise white, bright, and airy space designed by Alison Pickart. No artwork is needed, as these soft upholstered walls speak for themselves.

Check out CB2 for more contemporary bedroom furniture.

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Fit Furniture to Size

House Beautiful

In a small bedroom, you may have to get creative with furniture. Here, each piece is carefully chosen to work within the small space. For example, the narrow bedroom table fits into the little nook perfectly, and since it's on the slimmer side, they made sure the two-tiered table on the other side of the bed offered extra surface space.

Check out Wayfair for more affordable small-space furniture.

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Loosen Things Up

PHOTO: Josh Franer; DESIGN: Leanne Ford Interiors

Loose linens make for an effortlessly chic bed situation while the antique floor mirror and structural pendant light dress things up in this bedroom designed by Leanne Ford Interiors. When sticking to one neutral color family, be sure to introduce plenty of varying textures for a more robust look.

Check out Parachute Home for premium contemporary bedding.

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Add a Fun Headboard

Studio Ashby

"A wide upholstered headboard brings more fabric into a bedroom while enabling the integration of eclectics," says Sophie of Studio Ashby. In this bedroom, in particular, the headboard defines the color scheme and provides a sense of formality while also asserting a modern twist that doesn't feel overly trendy.

Check out Project62 for affordable bedroom finds.

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Bring in a Canopy

Björn Wallander

A shaker-style stove like the one in this bedroom reflects the coziness of a classic fireplace with a sleek, modern design. And while this one in Maxwell Ryan's bedroom feels nice and wintery, the dreamy sheer canopy ensures that it'll also feel appropriate during the summer.

Check out Bed, Bath, & Beyond for all your home decor needs.

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Carve Out a Reading Nook

Brigette Romanek Design

Anything can be useable space if given the right design treatment. In this bedroom by Romanek Design Studio, the little corner got a brand new second life thanks to a simple bench, cushions, and wall art.

Check out Jungalow for more stylish bedroom accents.

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Embrace Architectural Quirks

Brigette Romanek Studio

If you're working with an awkward configuration or architectural quirks, embrace it. Here, interior designer Brigette Romanek allowed the niche and low ceiling anchor the space by building a custom bed frame complete with a built-in bedside table and night light.

Check out Target for luxe bedroom decor.

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Lean Large Artwork

Regan Baker Design

We love how this bedroom designed by Regan Baker boasts a bohemian feel despite the statement piece: That large-scale photograph of a traditional yellow bedroom. For a similar look, opt for a high-impact photograph of an interior that both reflects and juxtaposes your own space. And in true bohemian fashion, simply lean it against the wall instead of hanging it.

Check out Framebridge for custom framing and hip frames.

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Pay Attention to Scale

2LG Studio

As you can see in this bedroom designed by 2LG Studio, each item is carefully chosen to work within the architectural quirks of the space. For example, the narrow bedroom table fits into the little nook perfectly, and since it's on the slimmer side, they made sure it offered plenty of drawer space for extra storage. The light patterned wallpaper, aside from brightening the room, can also introduce a fun personality.

Check out West Elm for stylish bedroom accents and more.

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Have Fun With Wallpaper

Tim Street-Porter

Fun wallpaper is an easy way to add personality without taking up any precious surface space. We love how this one in a Martyn Lawrence Bullard–designed bedroom contrasts with the more traditional elements in this room. And of course, smart storage is essential in a bedroom. A spacious dresser like this one is a great option.

Check out Urban Outfitters for fun removable wallpaper options.

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Match Your Walls

Danielle Colding Design

Take a cue from this bedroom designed by Danielle Colding and match your upholstered headboard to the walls. Here, the studded border adds a touch of intrigue but blends right into the beige wallpaper behind it for a timeless look.

Check out Jungalow for more stylish bedroom accents.

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Be Whimsical

Björn Wallander

Lilac runs throughout this Mark Sikes bedroom, from the headboard to the wallpaper. The rug helps add a neutral counterpoint to the bold color.

Check out Etsy for tons of one-of-a-kind bedroom decor.

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Create a Sense of Place

PHOTO: Felix Forest; DESIGN: Arent & Pyke

Designed by Arent & Pyke, this beach house bedroom plays up the coastal locale with casual pieces like a jute rug, wooden side table, playful striped pillows, and ocean photography. But it's not cliche at all. Though each item fits the general beach theme, the bedroom feels both comfortable and sophisticated.

Check out Pottery Barn for more timeless bedroom staples.

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Create a Cocoon

Fantastic Frank

There's a certain ethereal feel to attics because of the unique architectural lines. If you have an A-frame or sloped ceiling, embrace that dreamy vibe with romantic materials and light colors. The way the light pours into this room is just divine—we'd never want to leave this little cocoon. Decorate with loose linens, a netted pendant light, and a vintage area rug for a pop of color.

Check out Cost Plus World Market for fun and affordable bedroom decor.

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Try Unexpected Color Combinations

Kerri McCaffety

Who knew bright baby blue and caramel brown worked so well together? We also love that the same print is consistent in the wallpaper and the headboards. Classic embroidered coverlets give it a formal, traditional look while the gingham skirts are a delightfully playful finish.

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Give It an Edge

Seth Caplan

The moody black walls bring in a contrasting edge to this cozy space by Tali Roth. Deep walls create a classic, relaxing feel while the bedding adds laid-back and modern elegance.

Check out Farrow & Ball for premium paints and modern colors.

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Get Creative

Trevor Tondro

When space is limited, you'll have to get crafty and choose multi-purpose pieces. For example, this side chair can function as a seat or as a bedside table. Wall sconces help free up surface space, too, without making you forgo a night light.

Check out Target for all your home decorating needs.

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Layer Your Rugs

Björn Wallander

The linen canopy warms up the neutral color scheme in the bedroom of Maxwell Ryan's Hamptons home. You'll feel like you're sleeping in a very chic tent. To keep the texture story going, layer your rugs.

Check out Lulu & Georgia for contemporary bedroom decor and furniture.

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Use Vertical Space

Alexander Design

To take advantage of vertical space and display your decor out in the open, install a floating shelf. This will help clear up usable space for the essentials. We also love how designed Vanessa Alexander uses found objects as artwork, like this skateboard leaning against the wall.

Check out Food52 for modern, stylish bedroom decor.

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Layer Textures and Styles

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In this master bedroom designed by Charlotte Lucas, layers of rich textures and soft colors contrast with high-impact wall art. The abstract, watercolor-inspired wallpaper marries the two themes and brings the whole space to life. The lesson? Don't be afraid to get eclectic.

Check out Flat Vernacular for modern, fresh wallpaper designs.

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Customize It

PHOTO: Tessa Neustadt; DESIGN: Brady Tolbert for EHD

From the wall-to-wall upholstered headboard to the modern black sconce and bedside table, everything in this room designed by Brady Tolbert for Emily Henderson Design has been customized to meet the homeowner's needs function and style-wise. That's a guaranteed way to make sure your bedroom is everything you want it to be.

Check out Design Within Reach for original modern lighting.

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Repaint Your Walls

PHOTO: FELIX FOREST; DESIGN: ARENT & PYKE

Instead of sticking with plain white walls, consider another neutral that adds a subtle yet bold twist. "Responding to an unusual Y-shaped floor plan required a strategy to pull light from all directions to create a range of shifting light experiences: Moody and subtle to the south; bright and open to the east," explain the designers behind Arent & Pyke. For a moodier bedroom that isn't full-on dark, try a steel blue-gray like this one. And then lighten things up with colorful linens and keep things streamlined with a bright white ceiling and modern bedside sconce.

Check out Home Depot for endless paint color options.

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Stick to a Theme

Alec Hemer

When it comes to guest bedrooms or rooms for kids, pick a fun theme to anchor the design scheme. We love that these bunk beds in a Marin County, California, house designed by Erin Martin save space while also reflecting the nautical ship theme.

Check out Jonathan Adler for cheeky, playful bedroom accents.

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Less Is More

PHOTO: Alexandra Ribar; DESIGN: Leanne Ford Interiors

We think Marie Kondo would approve of this bedroom by Leanne Ford. With a show-stopping four-poster bed, loose linen bedding, and an elegant side table, it really doesn't need anything else to feel like a sanctuary.

Check out CB2 for on-trend bedroom decor and furniture.

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Embrace the Building's Bones

PHOTO: Shannon McGrath; DESIGN: Hecker Guthrie

In this bedroom designed by Hecker Guthrie, there are so many fun texture moments happening. It inspires us to embrace architectural quirks and existing bones rather than trying to hide them. If you don't have exposed brick or stone walls, look for furniture and decor items that feature natural materials. Then warm things up with layers of cozy linens.

Check out Serena & Lily for high-quality contemporary pieces.

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Statement Alcove

House Beautiful

Bold wallpaper frames a niche in the guest bedroom of Bailey McCarthy's Miles Redd–designed Texas home. Antique furniture and white bedding balance out the bold walls.

Check out Chairish for fabulous one-of-a-kind vintage pieces.

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Lay Statement Carpets

Hecker Guthrie

A gorgeous mint green carpet introduces a touch of personality and luxury to this modern bedroom designed by Hecker Guthrie. The flax linen slipcovered bed frame, charcoal gray pillows, and greenish-gray sheets. create the perfect color story. We also love the contrast between the sleek white modern side table and lamp with the relaxed linen bedding.

Check out Wayfair for endless bedroom furniture and decor options.

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Lean a Mirror

PHOTO: Trevor Mein; DESIGN: Hecker Guthrie

Now here's a bedroom that knows how to set a mood. With plush velvet seating, dark wood-paneled walls, and classic landscape photos, this bedroom designed by Hecker Guthrie is a beautiful blend of classic and modern style. To make the room feel larger (and for practical reasons), lean a large modern mirror against the wall, as done here.

Check out West Elm for stylish bedroom accents and more.

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Make It Modern

PHOTO: Lisa Cohen; DESIGN: Robson Rak

Though this room by Robson Rak feels modern and sophisticated overall, the bed itself is cozy and inviting. For a similar vibe, focus on formal, design-forward lighting and crisp white walls, then introduce warmth with bedding.

Check out Target for affordable bedroom finds.

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Install Smart Lighting

Catherine Kwong

Bedside sconces are a guaranteed way to make your bedroom look and feel as fresh as a 5-star hotel room. The white and light gray bedding in this room by Catherine Kwong also softens up the dark wood side table and moodier wallpaper. A high-quality candle in a scent you love will also make you feel so much calmer and ready for rest.

Check out Net-a-Porter for stylish, high-end candles.

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Strive for Simplicity

Fantastic Frank

Though there's not a lot going on, this minimalist bedroom projects a strong sense of personal style. That's thanks to the details, from the frameless round mirror to the wrinkled linen bedding and plain black metal side table. Simply blissful.

Check out Target for all your home decorating needs,

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Go Wild

Tim Street-Porter

A bold choice in wallpaper with matching curtains will always make a statement. Then bring the room to life with colorful throw pillows and blankets. This snake print trunk adds a touch of modern style.

Check out H&M Home for chic and super affordable bedroom finds.

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Get Inspired by Your Surroundings

Nicole Franzen

Your headboard isn't the only thing that can make a statement on your bedroom wall. Opt for a low headboard and hang pictures above your bed to mix it up. Built-in lighting will always make things look infinitely more polished, too.

Check out CB2 for on-trend bedroom decor and furniture.

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Put out Fresh Flowers

PHOTO: Tom Ferguson; DESIGN: Arent & Pyke

As simple as it sounds, adding a fresh bouquet of flowers to the bedside table can make a huge difference. In this space designed by Arent & Pyke, the hydrangeas reflect the soft blue and gray tones of the bedding. We're also digging how the casual bed frame contrasts with the modern side table.

Check out CB2 for on-trend bedroom decor and furniture.

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Choose One Unique Color

Annie Schlechter

This room designed by Cathy Chapman looks like the perfect place to rest and unwind, thanks to the use of soft and comforting shades of purple. Pastels are a great choice if you want to accomplish a similar feel. The reading nook is also a nice touch.

Check out Anthropologie for pretty, bold, and boho chic bedroom furniture.

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Make a Statement Wall

Studio DB

You don't need to cover the entire wall to make a statement. Just choose a smaller nook to cover in a fun print. And speaking of fun prints, don't be afraid of mixing them, as Studio DB boldly did in this bedroom. The wilder, the better.

Check out Home Depot for endless wall decor.

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Get Scrappy

Mikael Axelsson for Fantastic Frank

When you're on a tight budget or aren't sure how long you'll be in a certain space, it may not be the right time to invest in furniture. But that doesn't mean you can't style a bedroom that feels both beautiful and fully functional. Here's a perfect example. This repurposed side chair now works as a bedside table and the fresh coat of calming blue paint makes everything look put together.

Check out Home Depot for endless paint color options.

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Make Your Walls Pop

FRITZ VON DERSCHULENBURG

High-energy yet calming, bold yet timeless, this jaw-dropping bedroom designed by Brian J. McCarthy is serious goals. For a similar effect, stick to a tight two-color story with the walls in a show-stopping super high gloss paint, and then cover your ceiling in flat white paint. "This finish feels fresh for a guest room, and the surprising pop of color is both warm and chic," he says.

Check out Fine Paints of Europe for high-quality specialty paint finishes.

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Stay Low to the Ground

Fantastic Frank

If your ceilings are low or you simply don't have a bed frame, keep things grounded. This dreamy attic bedroom proves that a low-to-the-ground bed can look just as polished and extra cozy.

Check out Brooklinen for contemporary and cozy bedding.

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Add a Sitting Area

Leanne Ford Interiors

A well-edited area gives you room to breathe in spaces large and small. In this industrial bedroom designed by Leanne Ford, the tight neutral color scheme prevents visual chaos while the natural light and layers of different materials inject warmth. Also, adding a sitting area will make your bedroom feel so much more inviting. A simple reading nook will do, but if there's enough room, add a loveseat and a small coffee table.

Check out CB2 for on-trend bedroom decor and furniture.

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Introduce Interesting Artwork

Catherine Kwong

Investing in classic staples is always a good idea. This way, you can swap out more on-trend items with your decor. If you love the traditional look but want to make it feel modern, add a photograph like in this Catherine Kwong bedroom.

Check out West Elm for stylish bedroom accents and more.

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Create a Gallery Wall

Nicole Franzen

This tasteful bedroom is the perfect balance between timeless and on-trend. For a similar vibe, opt for classic staples to anchor the room, like a traditional nightstand and a streamlined headboard, then spice things up with an eclectic gallery wall and modern light fixture.

Check out Urban Outfitters for tons of wall decor options.

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Make It Cozy

Studio Ashby

Choosing the right fabrics for your bed can make all the difference. Don't you just want to cuddle up with that fluffy white end blanket? The burl wood side table makes the cozy winter vibes in this Studio Ashby space even stronger.

Check out Nordstrom for an array of stylish bedroom decor items.

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Set up a Vanity Station

2LG Studio

Designed by 2LG Studio, this bedroom is not holding anything back—and we're here for it. The bed frame, vanity desk, and stool are all upholstered in a luxe shade of royal indigo that creates consistency while also contrasting nicely with the coral pink walls. If you have extra space in your bedroom, a statement-making vanity is definitely worth considering. Even better if it's channeling the 1980s like this one is.

Check out Chairish for fabulous one-of-a-kind vintage pieces.

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Add Creative Storage

Francesco Lagnese

This antique library ladder in a Thomas Jayne–designed home is the perfect statement piece while also offering some practical value. Bring in antique accents for a personal, lived-in feel—then combine it with rich, patterned textiles and we're done for.

Check out Cost Plus World Market for fun and affordable bedroom decor.

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Set the Mood

Nelson Hancock

For an air of calm seclusion in a Pacific Northwest house, almost everything in the master bedroom is hushed. Wood-paneled walls and simple white bedding keep it feeling rustic, but still warm and inviting.

Check out Cost Plus World Market for fun and affordable bedroom decor.

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Play With Prints

Miki Duisterhof

The pine spindle bed in this Vermont house's master bedroom is classic farmhouse, while the wallpaper helps give it a modern touch. It's charming yet feels fresh.

Check out John Robshaw for whimsical bedding.

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Pick a Strategic Layout

House Beautiful

This bed in a home by Fitzhugh Karol and Lyndsay Caleo of the The Brooklyn Home Company has drawers underneath for more storage when you're lacking closet space. If you're living in a studio, use a screen and/or console table to help divide your living and sleeping spaces.

Check out IKEA for affordable bedroom accents.

Hadley Mendelsohn Senior Editor Hadley Mendelsohn is House Beautiful's senior design editor and the co-host and executive producer of the podcast Dark House.

79 bedroom ideas from the world's best interior designers

Owen Gale

Whatever style of house you live in – be it a country house or a tiny flat – the House & Garden archive is your one-stop-shop for bedroom ideas from the world's best interior designers.

How to decorate a bedroom

The scheme for a bedroom should be something that you find relaxing and cosy, although a quick look through our gallery of ideas suggests that there are plenty of ways to interpret that. Pale paint colours and understated patterns certainly have their moment, but spare rooms are often a great place to run riot with colour and pattern, perhaps in the form of a bedroom wallpaper, since they're unlikely to be occupied every day. Make sure the bones of the room work for how you use the room. If space and budget allow, some built-in joinery can make all the difference for storage, and give the room a more seamless feel than if it's stuffed with furniture.

Window treatments are hugely important in a bedroom; some people prefer that not a chink of light can get in, while others like to wake up with the daylight. Long, luxurious curtains are beautiful in a bedroom, in a thick material that will feel cosy in winter, perhaps with sheer blinds behind to let the light in during the daytime. There are plenty of readymade curtains out there if you're on a budget, and blinds alone can also be a cost-effective way to dress your windows. Having a blackout blind made in a fabric of your choice does not have to cost the earth.

MAY WE SUGGEST: Small bedroom ideas

The bed is obviously the most important feature in the room, and there's a huge variety to choose from. Perhaps you'd go down the traditional route with a box spring, prettily finished with a valance, and accompanied by a headboard upholstered in a beautiful fabric. For a more contemporary look, a wooden bed frame can be a stylish option, harking back to Arts & Crafts or mid-century design. These also take up less visual space in the room. We're also huge fans of four-poster beds, which can work well in both traditional and modern interiors. "If I have a small room, I try and overscale the furniture," says renowned hotel designer Olga Polizzi. "Putting itsy-bitsy furniture in just makes it feel smaller." Many of the interior designers on our pages agree, and we've seen brilliant examples of imposing four-poster beds used successfully in very small rooms. And above all else, don't skimp when choosing a mattress. You may be sleeping on it for many years to come, so make sure you get it right!

Beyond the bed, you'll obviously want to think about bedside tables, preferably something big enough for a lamp, a book, and a glass of water. In a very small bedroom, we've seen interior designers build nooks into the wall or into built-in wardrobes either side of the bed, a neat solution we adore. And speaking of wardrobes, clothes storage is an essential. Hanging rails can be a great alternative to bulky wardrobes if you're short on space. If you have some space to play with, it's always rather civilised to have a dressing table where you can get ready in the morning and prepare for bed in the evening. And last but not least, a smart little armchair in the corner of the room is always lovely when you need somewhere to sit and put your shoes on - although it inevitably gets covered in yesterday's clothes.

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Choosing bedding for your bedroom

Rita Konig knows how to make a beautiful bed, and emphasises the importance of what's on it. "Beds – and bed linen – really make bedrooms. It is not unusual for people to skimp on the linens – if not financially, then mentally, when coming up with the design for the room. All-white sheets and a duvet create a colossus of white in the centre of the room that can detract from the rest of the space. The bed linen, quilts, blankets and eiderdowns you choose make a huge difference to the room, how it looks and how inviting it is to you and/or your guests." If you do love crisp white bedding, consider adding a patterned blanket at the bottom of the bed to brighten things up. We're also big fans of relaxed coloured linen, pretty pillowcases (or even silk pillowcases) and some patterned bedding from time to time.

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details, non-standard, sometimes bizarre little things create a unique atmosphere of your home, can tell about the tastes, passions, hobbies of the owners, their achievements, their values.

How to make your home inimitable, unique, unlike the beautiful, but "surgically clean" pictures from fashion catalogs and design magazines verified to the smallest detail?

The answer is simple: the most original interiors are eclectic interiors. Yes, yes, it is the roughness, oddities, the combination of different eras, styles, directions within one space that make your home a Home with a capital letter, fill it with individuality.

Mix of everything with everything - this trend can be seen in all areas of design and style: from the production of furniture and interior items to the fashion industry.

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• Prints and texture difference
• Color range
• Non-standard materials
• Hand-made
• Lighting
• Flora
• Fauna

1. Prints and difference in texture

Diversity of texture while maintaining a concise, perhaps even achromatic, color scheme is an excellent field for experimentation:

• mirror and glass surfaces and terry mats,
• porcelain and animal skins,
• wood and knitted textiles.

The more objects differ in texture, the more original interior solutions look!

2. color scheme

Original interiors are often made in noble shades:

• wine,
• indigo,
• emerald,
• terracotta,
• ecru,
• golden beige.

Timeless classics are always relevant, do not tire the eyes, and are easily combined with each other. In addition, these deep, slightly muted shades look great in any form of execution, whether it be wall paint and tiles or textile pillows, curtains, rugs.

3. Non -standard materials 9000

The usual things in unusual execution can become just the trinket that interior design is original. There are many options for implementing bold ideas, they are limited only by your imagination and courage. These can be:

• a transparent glass sink instead of the usual sanitary ware,
• floor made from tree trunk cuts instead of parquet or laminate,
• Roman blinds or lampshades, parchment or rice paper.

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, as it may be, in our age of trade abundance, people who do it are more and more attracted or created within the framework small production. Popularity gain:

• hand-painted ceramics,
• quilts in patchwork style,
• knitted cushion covers,
• self-decorated frames for photos, paintings or even mirrors.

You can also bring homemade knick-knacks from each of your trips, turning them into a collection, or decorate chairs and cutting boards with your children for cozy family evenings.

Undoubtedly, a hand-assembled stained-glass window or a wrought-iron grate of a fireplace created according to your design will become an original decoration of the interior.

Lighting is very important, because with its help you can "pull out" the most concise and simple interior. Several point light sources combined into groups will allow you to divide the room into several zones or adjust it according to your goals (enlarge, reduce, create a visual corridor).

The light itself can also change: there are a huge number of dimmers and lamps on the market that vary the lighting in different degrees of power and color. Such original lighting in the interior will fit especially well into the space of the bedroom, nursery, guest room, where a certain intimacy is implied.

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6. Flora

Environmental friendliness and ethics of modern housing is another trend of the last five years. Being away from nature, the city dweller boldly imitates it, filling his house with plants. For example, the most original interiors of European studio apartments are decorated with ... a whole wall of living greenery.

A panel of lawn or aromatic herbs, planted in a special way in special trays, of course, requires special reverent care, but they look stunning. Truly an urban jungle!

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