Modern bedroom decorating ideas


54 Inspiring Modern Bedroom Ideas

1

Mirrored Walls (Not Ceilings)

Stephen Kent Johnson

The bedroom of Apparatus’s Gabriel Hendifar New York City apartment is an object lesson in how a mirrored wall—long considered a relic of a bygone era—can be just what a modern bedroom needs. The custom brass bed is topped with a bedcover and bolster in Zak+Fox fabrics. The pendant and nightstand are by Apparatus.

2

Sinuous Accent Chaise

Ty Cole Studio

As much as you may want your bedroom to be a quiet sanctuary, the presence of a dramatic piece of furniture, like this sinuous rocking chaise by Igor Rodrigues in a 2Michaels townhouse project on the Upper West Side, won’t keep you up past bedtime.

3

All Out Aubergine

David Land

There is no more sophisticated shade of purple than eggplant, as evidenced in this Brooklyn family residence designed by Danielle Fennoy of Revamp. The bedroom walls are covered in Farrow & Ball’s Brinjal paint. The custom bed’s headboard, beneath an artwork by Stan Brodsky, is upholstered in a Romo print, and the throw pillow is in a Dedar fabric.

4

Haute Tension

Stephan Julliard

If your interior aesthetic swings contemporary but the architecture is antique, it’s always advisable to preserve some original elements to then mix with modern furniture pieces. In the Paris apartment of Hugo Toro, the stained-glass window in the bedroom is original to the apartment. The chair is by Timothée Musset, and the curtains are from Silva Paris. The carpet and the leather bed frame are custom.

5

Repurposed-Door Headboard

Frank Frances Studio

A headboard doesn’t need to be upholstered, tufted— or a headboard at all, for that matter. In a Brooklyn brownstone designed by Ishka Designs, carved wooden doors from Morocco make a perfect decorative headboard. The pouf is from CB2, the pendant light by Workstead. The carpet is from Nourison, and the curtains are from the Shade Store.

6

Better Together

Peter Murdock

Where is it written that two beds need two discrete headboards? Answer: nowhere worth mentioning. After seeing this custom bed arrangement in a Long Island house by Joe Nahem, consider the argument Q.E.D. The table is by ModShop, and the lamp is from Allied Maker. The artwork is by Jessi Reaves.

7

Hitting the Tube Lights

Read Mckendree, from Workshop/APD Homes: Architecture, Interiors, and the Spaces Between, Rizzoli New York, 2022.

Bedside lamps can be nice, but they take up room on the nightstand. In a Workshop/APD project in Manhattan, these Orion tube lights by Lee Broom from the Future Perfect provide an exceedingly chic solution. The headboard was upholstered in a Pierre Frey fabric, and the curtains are by Cowtan & Tout. Underfoot is a custom Medina rug by Eskayel.

8

Lower the Pendant

Francesco Dolfo

In Milan, anything goes. Case in point: Designer Paolo Castellarin installed a Flos pendant to hover next to the pillows. Some might have an issue with this, but stylishly irreverent is something we should all aspire to be. The Vico Magistretti bed from Flou is topped with Loro Piana throws and Fornasetti pillows. The wall paint is RAL Pale Brown, and the window paint is RAL Green Beige.

9

Maximum Botanicals

Shade Degges

There’s botanical wallpaper, and then there’s botanical wallpaper. This example from Lizzo in a Malibu home designed by Martha Mulholland is an impressionistic visual feast that will keep you close to nature, even if the view from your bedroom window is of a brick wall. The vintage pendants by Bruno Chiarini for Stilnovo hang down on either side.

10

Mixed, Not Matched

Marni Epstein-Mervis

The throw has nothing to do with throw pillows, which have nothing to do with the headboard. And yet, everything fits together perfectly. It’s sprezzatura for the bedroom in an Oakland, California, house by Duett Interiors, and it’s oh-so-appealing.

11

Timber Trifecta

Stephan Julliard

Rattan and pine and mahogany! Oh my! Who says brown is dead? Jacques Grange proves that tired conceit wrong with this calmly sophisticated bedroom in a Comporta, Portugal, house. A pendant from Loja de Cá hangs from a soaring pine ceiling. The rattan screen and floor lamp are both from Paris flea markets; the vintage Mozambique mahogany cabinet is from Santa Maria Velharias. The artwork is by Ophélie Asch.

12

Blue Is the Warmest Color

Isabel Parra

Very few colors can bring both a feeling of joy and moodiness to a bedroom like this shade of blue from Farrow & Ball used by Perifio in a house in Hudson Valley. The throw on the Lulu and Georgia bed is from Missoni Home, the Verner Panton chair is vintage, the side tables are from &Tradition, and the sconces are from Lighting NYC. The walls are in Inchyra Blue from Farrow & Ball.

13

Infinite Headboard

Stephen Kent Johnson

Where does a headboard stop and a room begin? That’s not easy to answer. Ashe Leandro provides a new twist in an Upper East Side apartment with one that wraps around the periphery of the room. The custom nightstand is by Rob Pluhowski, the sconce is from Lites on West, the bed linens are by Matteo, and the throw is from Area Home.

14

A Hint of Yellow

silvia foz

What’s that peering through from behind the creamy bedding? It’s all our eyes can see. Is it...? Why, yes. That’s a dollop of mustard in a New York City bedroom by Carly Cushnie, as strong in appearance as Colman’s is to taste. A collage of vintage saris adds another splash of yellow above the bed.

15

One Big Dark Room

Nick Glimenakis

Don’t underestimate the calming qualities of an all-black room. Delia Kenza went for it here in the main bedroom of a Brooklyn townhouse. Verdict? Worth the risk!

16

Frey All Day

Joanna Maclennan

Every house should include some Pierre Frey fabrics. They’re chic, they’re classic, and they’re extremely well made. Patrick Frey, of Pierre Frey, just went all out in his use of the family product in his house in the south of France. The bedcover, canopy, and pillows are all in Pierre Frey fabrics. The rattan trunk is vintage, and the rug is by—you guessed it—Pierre Frey.

17

Statement Bed

Douglas Friedman

A stunning ­lacquer-and–silver leaf four-poster bed makes a statement in this Palm Beach house. An Art Deco floor lamp is paired with a tufted window seat. The art is by David Hockney.

18

Bright Blue Accents

William Waldron

Two iridescent glass pendants flank a blue artwork by Caroline Sardi. The Nicole Fuller Collection side table sits next to a low-profile platform bed by Poliform. Rich velvet curtains match the cobalt hue in the rug from the Rug Company in this townhouse in New York City’s Greenwich Village.

19

Wood-Beam Bedroom

James Merrell

An iron four-poster bed sits on top of an antique parquet floor in this Jacques Grange–designed apartment. The wood-beam ceiling is an original and striking detail. Custom bronze mirrors face the bed, and a 1950s floor lamps adds a pop of color.

20

Modernist Details

Roger Casas

Concrete walls are softened with flowing blue window treatments in this Marina Del Rey, California, house. Wood furniture adds warmth, and the tufts of the bedspread align with the tie holes in the concrete wall behind the bed.

21

Rich, Colorful Accessories

Trevor Tondro Photography

This Montecito, California, bedroom by Kim Alexandriuk is gorgeously filled with gray textiles and accessorized with pops of rich color. Blue table lamps by Ryan Mennealy flank a bed covered in a George Spencer Designs velvet. A midcentury aluminum bench covered in a green jacquard by Lauren Hwang is placed at the foot of the bed, and the subtle and glamorous rug is by Jorge Pardo for Christopher Farr. A pendant by Philippe Anthonioz makes a statement in the center of the room.

22

Modern Glamour

Gianni Franchellucci

Shades of gray create a chic palette in this London apartment. A custom lamp with a charcoal shade by Liz Marsh Designs sits on top of a nightstand by Oliver Bonas. A large black-and-white photograph hangs above the cream-upholstered bed.

23

Minimalist Decor

Erik Undéhn

Stark white walls are a crisp canvas for furniture and accessories in this modernist bedroom. A black Volante occasional table by Pierre Guariche is paired with a Pivotant wall light by Charlotte Perriand. A painting by Hans Hedenström hangs above a low wood headboard.

24

Warm Tones

Brittany Ambridge

A blue-and-orange color scheme adds richness to this New York City bedroom by designer Danielle Colding. An upholstered bed is topped with blue velvet throw pillows, and a pendant hanging above a cobalt side table makes for an unexpected bedside lamp.

25

Oxblood Accents

Eric Piasecki

Walls covered in a Holland & Sherry fabric create a creamy canvas in this New York City bedroom. An oxblood wallcovering from Castel is a dramatic break in the wall. The custom bed by interior designer Gideon Mendelson is flanked by two open-shelf nightstands.

26

Hamptons Living

David Benjamin Sherry

An East Hampton bedroom relies on a sleek white backdrop punctuated by a colorful Dhoku rug, artwork by Richard Aldrich, and vintage sconces by Gino Sarfatti. The bed features Frette linens.

27

Beach Escape

Douglas Friedman

For this Miami Beach getaway, designer Lee F. Mindel fused modern and Pop Art sensibilities. The headboard, in a Chapas Textiles fabric, and bench are custom, the nightstands are by Atelier Prelati, and the vintage Max Ingrand pendant is by FontanaArte.

28

Modernist Accents

Thomas Loof

When it came to an apartment in a TriBeCa skyscraper, designer Richard Mishaan aimed for a sense of adventure. From stimulating hues to rich textures, there's no shortage of visual interest throughout the space, especially in the main bedroom. The design scheme features a custom bed and sofa, both in a Maharam mohair, from Mishaan’s line for Theodore Alexander. The bed linens are by Matouk, the armchairs are by Holly Hunt, and the Plexiglas cocktail table is by Charly Bounan. The brass pendants are by Roll & Hill, and the Willy Rizzo floor lamp is from Flair Home Collection.

29

Pops of Color

Douglas Friedman

Designer Lee F. Mindel isn’t afraid of color, and this modern Miami Beach getaway is proof. In the guest bedroom, which Mindel brought to life with panels in Benjamin Moore’s Cool Aqua, the headboard, in a Link Textiles fabric, matches the wall panels. The bed is dressed in custom linens by E. Braun & Co., the Oluce lamps are from MSK Illuminations, and the nightstands are from Design Within Reach.

30

Monochromatic Look

Tim Waltman

An all-white bedroom in downtown Manhattan showcases the beauty of modern design. The minimalist interior, crafted by fashion designer Jeffrey Dodd and his husband, Jonathan Reed, still manages to have a sense of warmth.

31

Minimalist Dream

Courtesy of Kara Mann

A soothing gray-and-white color scheme plus layers of texture enhance this modern bedroom design by Kara Mann. The interior is outfitted with a custom bed and bench by JM Upholstery, which are covered in a Rosemary Hallgarten alpaca fabric. The bed is dressed in Frette linens, the throw is custom, and the bedside tables are made from selenite. The artworks are by Ed Ruscha (left) and Yayoi Kusama.

32

Warm and Cool

Robyn Lea

This spacious primary bedroom—crafted by fashion designer Lisa Perry—unites warm and cool colors to create a clean, contemporary balance. Here, a Callum Innes artwork brings a citrusy appeal to an otherwise cool-toned space.

33

Industrial Cool

Dylan Lim Suarez

In the Brooklyn apartment of blogger Natalie Lim Suarez, custom sliding-glass doors lead into the bedroom, which maintains a pared-down appeal with minimal furniture and a monochromatic palette.

34

Monochromatic Oasis

Richard Powers

Sex and the City creator Darren Star’s New York City bedroom is a lesson in the peacefulness of monochrome and features a headboard in a Cowtan & Tout fabric, sconces by Gubi, and nightstands by Room & Board.

35

Beachside Modernity

Douglas Friedman

In a striking retreat in Miami’s Surf Club designed by Delphine Krakoff, the guest bedroom maintains modern beach vibes with a sculptural side table, rounded headboard, and statement artwork.

36

Modernized Antiques

Stephen Kent Johnson

With accents like a 1960s wall sculpture and antique French tole clocks, this bedroom manages to exude modern elegance. Thanks to a palette of rich grays, a layering of textures, and clean-lined silhouettes, the space has an overarching sense of modernity.

37

Pale Hues

Emily Andrews Photography

A Chelsea home’s main bedroom relies on just a few statement pieces to reflect a serene and modern aesthetic. The custom walnut bed, matching dresser and side table, and coordinating artwork give the minimalist space a modern feel.

38

Minimalist Millwork

Patrick Cline

A recessed bed niche, low-profile bed, and cerused-oak headboard channel a spa-like vibe in this modern bedroom.

39

Black-and-White Industrial

Marco Ricca

In a spacious TriBeCa bedroom, a statement black bed frame contrasts the white walls and bedding. Modern sconces and a BDDW lounge chair tie the space together.

40

Wide-Plank Modern Walls

Jane Beiles

A summer camp turned winter home is clad in pale pine shiplap, which contrasts with the arboreal green window trim. Modern sconces and bedding—along with a pop of red in the headboard—helped reimagine a cabin-like bedroom as a contemporary oasis.

41

Clean Silhouettes

Björn Wallander

In the primary bedroom of a Lake Tahoe vacation home, an armchair and stool by Minotti, upholstered in a Holly Hunt leather, are paired with a side table by Jonathan Adler. The bench and dresser are by Lawson-Fenning, and the drawing is by Ching Ho Cheng; the wall is painted in Bank Vault by Dunn-Edwards, and the carpet is by Decorative Carpets.

42

Coordinating Finishes

Miguel Flores-Vianna

In the main bedroom of a California home, the linen coverlet is by Area, the photograph above the bed is by Olafur Eliasson, and the 1930s lamp on the custom-made table is by George Carwardine; the capiz-shell pendant is vintage, and the redwood closet doors are original.

43

Modern Boho

William Waldron

In the main bedroom of a TriBeCa apartment, the bed is by Meridiani, the vintage Poul Kjaerholm daybed retains its original leather, and the side table is by Wyeth; the console is a vintage piece by Paul McCobb, and the circa-1970 Beni Ourain rug is from Double Knot.

44

Curved Furniture

Richard Powers

In a Palm Beach home, the settee by Gastone Rinaldi is upholstered in a Bergamo fabric, the rug is by V’Soske, the walls are covered in Venetian plaster, and the adjacent closet structure is sheathed in acrylic panels; the drawings above the bed are by Ciprian Muresan, and the photographs in the corridor are by Mircea Cantor.

45

Rich and Sultry Fabrics

Trevor Tondro

In a contemporary Manhattan bedroom, a bed by Minotti is dressed in linens by E. Braun & Co., the bedside table is from Philippe Hurel, and the walls have a custom textured finish by Atelier Premiere.

46

Modern Zen

William Abranowicz

In the main bedroom of a San Francisco loft, the headboard is covered in a Rogers & Goffigon fabric, the bed linens are by Sue Fisher King, the bedspread is antique Belgian linen, the walls are painted in Benjamin Moore’s Super White, and the artwork is by Joan Mitchell.

47

A Futuristic Headboard

Simon Upton

In the bedroom of a West Village home, the vintage Cityscape headboard is by Paul Evans, the bed is dressed in Casa del Bianco linens, the bedside tables are ebonized mahogany, the 1950s American lamps are from Wyeth, and the carpet is by Beauvais.

48

A Statement Chair

Richard Powers

The bed in this New York City apartment is upholstered in a Holly Hunt silk and dressed in Schweitzer linens; the stainless steel chair (right) is by Maria Pergay, and the Philippe Hiquily chair has cushions in a Fortuny fabric. The curtains are of a Holland & Sherry silk satin, the carpet is by Beauvais, and the walls are sheathed in a Rubelli cotton velvet; the sculpture is by Rebecca Warren, and the painting to the left of the bed is by Richard Prince.

49

Modern ”Moldings“

Ricardo Labougle

The bed in this London townhouse is dressed in a custom duvet made from a Dedar fabric, the letter-shaped stools are from Andrew Martin, and the walls are sheathed in a Jim Thompson silk with hand-sewn red silk borders; the drawing over the mantel is by Lluis Lleo, and the artwork over the bed, which is inscribed with Buddhist phrases, was purchased in Singapore.

50

Round Geometrics

Douglas Friedman

In a playful New York apartment, a bed by Christopher Ostafin and a 1990s bench by Campion Platt are featured in the master bedroom. The circa-1950 chair by Illum Wikkelsø is from Hostler Burrows.

51

Modern Playful Design

Richard Powers

The bed, dresser, and side tables in the bedroom of a Mexican home are by Roche Bobois; the Eames chair and ottoman are from Herman Miller, the bedside lights are by FontanaArte, and the wall is painted in Patagonia by Comex.

52

Maximalism

Richard Powers

The bed in the main bedroom of an upstate New York home is upholstered in an Edelman leather and dressed in Pratesi and Frette linens, the bedside tables are by Jallu Ebénistes, the Carol Egan stool from Maison Gerard is upholstered in a Toyine Sellers fabric, and the circa-1970 Mazzega ceiling light was found at a Paris flea market. The walls are upholstered in a Ralph Lauren wool suiting fabric, the ceiling is covered in a Stark tea-leaf paper, the custom wool carpet is by Hokanson, and the artwork over the bed is by Richard Serra.

53

Statement Art

Trevor Tondro

In the primary bedroom of a Pacific Palisades, California, home, the custom bed is dressed with linens by Deborah Sharpe Linens and a Frette coverlet; the photograph is by David Drebin.

54

Bright White

Simon Upton

In a minimal apartment, the neon wall sculpture in the main bedroom is by Glenn Ligon, and the Corian platform bed, a custom design, is dressed with Belgian linens; the circa-1960 bedside tables are by Joseph-André Motte, and the walls are sheathed in a Marmorino wall finish.

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40 Stunning Modern Bedrooms Ideas and Decorating Tips

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Updated on 06/10/22

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While the term “modern décor” might bring to mind the Jetsons' flying cars and automated homes, this now-classic decorating and architectural style has been around for quite some time. It arose out of the German Bauhaus art school in the early decades of the 1900s and reflected the mindset of the modernism movement. Simple, clean, and functional, modern style was a sharp contrast to ​the Art Deco look so popular at the time.

If you're looking for inspiration on how to bring the modern style to your bedroom, take a look at these 40 ideas we've compiled.

  • 01 of 40

    Contemporary vs. Modern

    Brophy Interiors

    Many people use the words “contemporary” and “modern” interchangeably, but they are not the same. Modern refers to a particular style. On the other hand, contemporary refers to the styles in vogue at that time, and so “contemporary” is a fluid, ever-changing concept. Because modern décor is currently extremely popular, it falls under the contemporary umbrella, adding to the confusion. The bedroom shown here is a prime example of midcentury modern design—an example of a popular decor style that embraces decidedly modern attributes.

  • 02 of 40

    Form Follows Function

    Kendall Wilkinson Design

    The modernism movement embraced the concept, “Form follows function,” meaning that the most important aspect of a piece of furniture (or space) is its intended use rather than its appearance. In other words, appearance is secondary to function. This doesn’t mean modern style is ugly; it means that it is typically without unnecessary adornment. Clean lines on furnishings and plenty of open space are essential components of this look.

  • 03 of 40

    Mid-century Modern

    Tyler Karu Design

    By far the most popular variation of modern style is what’s commonly referred to as mid-century modern, or MCM. Created in the United States during the 1920s and 1930s, MCM reached the pinnacle of popularity during the 1950s and 1960s, practically defining the decorating style of those decades. Midcentury modern is once again red-hot on the decorating scene, with no signs of fading away anytime soon.

  • 04 of 40

    Modern Color Schemes

    Mindy Gayer / Photo by Lane Dittoe

    Traditionally, the modern color scheme is neutral: Various shades of brown, cream, tan, black, gray, and white predominate. Early Bauhaus designers used small touches of red, yellow, or blue as accents. As the style matured, neutrals remained the primary palette, but the use of bright, cheery accent colors became more common.

  • 05 of 40

    Natural Materials

    Cathie Hong

    Modern and midcentury modern decor embrace natural materials, particularly wood, as seen in the primary bedroom shown here. However, the use of plastics and chrome is an integral part of the MCM look, adding the color, shine, and celebration of mass-produced things that are typical of this style.

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  • 06 of 40

    Geometric Patterns

    Mary Patton Design

    Clean-lined geometric patterns are prized in the modern style. “Atomic” designs are an especially fun touch in a midcentury modern bedroom. The combination of color and shape is artistic yet functional.

  • 07 of 40

    Spotlight on Art

    Ashley Montgomery Designs

    Fussy knickknacks, unnecessary collectibles, and general clutter are nowhere to be seen in the modern bedroom. Instead, this style spotlights artwork, especially large paintings, posters, or prints on the walls. If you can overlay a gorgeous painting over a patterned wall like the room shown here, even better.

  • 08 of 40

    Scandinavian Modern

    Home and Spirit / Instagram

    An offshoot of midcentury modern, Scandinavian modern embraces a similar clean, streamlined, and functional look but tends to use white far more than the other neutrals, particularly on the floors and walls. Classic IKEA furniture is an example of a Scandinavian modern design.

  • 09 of 40

    Raised Furniture

    Bespoke Only

    One thing you’ll see a lot of on midcentury modern furniture are legs, particularly metal hairpin or simple wooden dowel legs. The raised profile of MCM furniture is characteristic of the airy openness of the style and makes these pieces especially well-suited to small rooms.

  • 10 of 40

    Bright Accents

    Rush Me Home

    While a subdued color scheme is a hallmark of modern décor, pops of bright accent color keep it from being lifeless. Red and orange are especially popular as accents, although any favorite color can play the part. The jewel toned green drapes look bright in this neutral color scheme room.

  • 11 of 40

    Versatility and Flexibility

    Brophy Interiors

    Modern style is versatile enough to work with just about anyone's needs. Create a bedroom that works for you; after all, functionality is a basic theme of modernism. This designer incorporated a small work area in this modern bedroom.

  • 12 of 40

    Added Interest

    Kate Marker Interiors

    Despite the simple lines, neutral colors, and lack of accessories in the typical modern bedroom, the look isn't at all boring or sterile. Just one special touch, such as the dandelion light fixture in this room, is all it takes to add interest.

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  • 13 of 40

    Light and Airy

    Jenn Pablo Studio

    The modern style is not one for clutter or lots of furniture. Instead, a light, airy vibe adds to the overall clean and simple appearance. Including only specific items that play a distinct role highlight what is truly important, and will be essential in helping you keep your things spacious and minimal.

  • 14 of 40

    Polished Surfaces

    Cathie Hong

    For the most part, surfaces in a modern room are smooth and often shiny. Polished floors, lacquered or highly polished furniture, accents of metal—especially chrome—and glass all add to the clean, modern vibe.

  • 15 of 40

    A Show of Personality

    Home and Spirit

    Whatever your decorating style, feel free to have some fun adding your own touches to the mix. An array of prints, a folded favorite quilt, a souvenir basket holding a potted plant—little changes can make the biggest difference in a modern space.

  • 16 of 40

    Multi-Purpose Furniture

    Brophy Interiors

    Furniture that serves more than one purpose screams modern design. Pieces like a bench with storage space at the foot of the bed or a bed frame with built-in floating shelves to serve as side tables fit the modern look perfectly. Selecting sleek, multi-functioning pieces is a fantastic way to add the design to your room–after all, form does follow function.

  • 17 of 40

    Serene Modern Style

    Charlie Interior Design

    The soft colors, simple lines, and lack of clutter give the modern style a calming, relaxed vibe, making it an excellent choice for the primary bedroom.

  • 18 of 40

    Angular Light Fixtures

    Amy Lau Design

    Although midcentury modern design is mostly clean and without excessive ornamentation, one exception to that rule is the use of angular or unusual light fixtures, particularly “atomic” styled fixtures, as seen in the beachy modern bedroom from Amy Lau Design shown here.

  • 19 of 40

    Minimalist Primary Bedroom

    Tyler Karu Design

    Minimalism is similar to modern design in that it emphasizes a spotless, simple look without a lot of adornment. Often, midcentury modern furniture fits well into this “less is more” decorating philosophy.

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  • 20 of 40

    Platform Beds

    Cathie Hong

    Simple platform beds are a common sight in the modern bedroom, particularly Scandinavian modern style. Keeping space available under the bed or other furniture contributes to the open space that's so important to this style.

  • 21 of 40

    Modern Mix and Match

    Buchard Design Co / Instagram

    The 1970s-inspired macrame pillows, along with the soft brown bed linens, add a bit of funky retro style to any modern bedroom. This design style is open to mixing and matching with other elements, so feel free to play around with patterns, textures, and other decor, like the contemporary painted circle on the wall.

  • 22 of 40

    Vertical Touches

    Buchard Design Co.

    Hanging light fixtures break up the mostly horizontal planes of a modern bedroom. This peaceful, beautiful primary bedroom uses copper pendants to great effect. So serene and lovely.

  • 23 of 40

    Natural Materials as Decor

    Arbor & Co

    Modern style celebrates natural materials, such as wood and stone, as artwork in their own right. Midcentury modern architecture often used wood not just as flooring but also to panel the walls and even the ceiling.

  • 24 of 40

    Area Rugs

    Sire Design

    Although midcentury modern typically is fairly subdued in color, exceptions are the rule when it comes to interior design. An area rug with fun colors or patterns can change the whole atmosphere of a room, so keep that in mind when selecting one for your floor.

  • 25 of 40

    Playful With Patterns

    Alvin Wayne

    Modern styles don't have to be plain or without a pattern–quite the contrary. This stunning modern bedroom proves our point by using smaller designs that are contrasting yet not overbearing. The neutral polka dot comforter, the different textures of accent pillows, and the decorative pattern on the area rug all bring interest yet keep the room decidedly modern in theme.

  • 26 of 40

    Black and White for Bold Contrasts

    Kurated by Kris

    Modern styles can be subtle, but can also take a bold approach–and what better way to go about it than creating a classic contrast with black and white? The striking appearance of the black geometric accent wall with the pure white comforter is stunning, and the blanket with the accent pillows helps tie both hues together.

  • 27 of 40

    Marvelously Monochromatic

    Amy Leferink at Interior Impressions

    Monochromatic color schemes help unify your entire room with ease and give an air of sophistication. The room shown here leans into a neutral monochrome concept–various shades of gray with additional touches of white. The gorgeous black and gold global light fixture and golden light sconces on the wall are a flawless addition that adds a dose of industrial to the rest of the room.

  • 28 of 40

    Cool and Comfortable

    Arbor & Co.

    Cool tones are always a safe bet when decorating a modern bedroom, and the black wire lamp creates some contrast against the softer textures on the bed. Comfort doesn't take priority over function in this style, but the minimalist decor keeps the space from feeling too crowded.

  • 29 of 40

    Modern Farmhouse

    Ashley Webb Interiors

    The farmhouse style is a favorite for many with its rustic and charming appearance. If you feel torn between a contemporary to farmhouse vibe, the good news is you can easily blend them together. Choose antique-style furniture, like the matching accent tables shown in this bedroom. Go with braided textures and fabrics, white walls, and incorporate a neutral color palette of beiges, charcoal gray, and light gray to add a modern feel.

  • 30 of 40

    Focus on One Key Piece

    Ashley Montgomery Design

    Even one simple swap can create the modern atmosphere you're hoping for. An example is to switch out your current light fixture for a modern one–something metallic and geometric that is almost as much an art piece as it is a functional necessity. The rest of this room includes touches of other characteristics, with the brown, blue, and white color scheme and framed artwork on a white wall, but the overhead light is truly the most obvious modern aspect.

  • 31 of 40

    Accent Wall

    Ashley Montgomery Design

    While the style usually leans towards white or solid color concepts, you can still add some flair by incorporating an accent wall into your bedroom. Selecting a consistent pattern in a darker hue creates a dramatic yet still sophisticated vibe.

  • 32 of 40

    Canopy Bed Frame

    Brophy Interiors

    Canopy bed frames are a perfect modern staple, considering they contribute to the strong and sleek lines popular within the style. This four-poster bedframe, created with strong wooden beams, draws your eye upwards and helps tie together other decor items, like the bedside tables and wooden photo frames.

  • 33 of 40

    California Cool

    Chelius House of Design

    The sophistication of the modern style and the relaxation of a California coastal theme? Count us in. To get the look for yourself, gravitate towards ocean and sandy colored tones that create a "go with the flow" atmosphere, perfect for a bedroom. However, adding some simple decor options, like the midcentury modern bench at the end of the bed, the patterned accent pillows, and a simple piece of artwork, will elevate the space from becoming a typical coastal theme.

  • 34 of 40

    Modern and Glamorous

    Erin Williamson Design

    Creating a modern glam bedroom is absolutely possible, yet there are a few things to keep in mind. Keep your decor items simple and necessary, if possible. Yet when adding in the other pieces, feel free to experiment with different patterns and concepts to create a unique and elegant space. The golden bedframe, metallic gold lamps, and leopard print blanket already make the room feel glamorous without seeming overwhelming or too busy.

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    Comforting and Colorful

    Home By Polly

    Pops of color and a dose of plant life allow this room to feel optimistic and current. The light color choices for the bedspread are a vibrant statement in the otherwise white-focused bedroom.

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    Open Layout

    Latham Interior Design

    A simple way to ensure your bedroom has a modern feel is by changing the layout to create plenty of open space. Keeping your furniture to a minimum and any other items out of the way will give the impression of a vast, open space with plenty of possibilities. We're also a fan of the illuminated ceiling and under the bed giving a subtle futuristic touch.

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    Sleek, Straight Lines

    LeClair Decor

    Regardless of your color scheme or specific types of decor you choose, sleek and straight lines are ideal within this particular style. The room shown here highlights this with its diptych over the bed, the square wood accent tables, the horizontal lines found in the fabric headboard, and the diagonal ones found in the area rug. Almost every aspect of the room points to strong, bold lines that all work well together.

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    Natural Light is a Must

    LeClair Decor

    Rather than relying solely on indoor light fixtures, bringing in as much natural light as possible is ideal. If you have access to large windows, keep them open to allow the sunlight to pour in and give the feeling of a wide-open space. If you need some privacy, curtains can still be used–just keep them light and easy to move to not inhibit light from coming through.

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    Modern and Earthy

    CreativaStudio via Getty Images

    This stunning green bedroom combines earthy vibes with modern aesthetics. The sage green walls paired with the brown headboard and neutral sheets and combined with plenty of natural light create a blissful state that will strike the perfect balance between nature-loving and modern concepts.

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    Industrial Qualities

    michal-rojek via Getty Images

    Allowing natural elements and frameworks of a space is a strong indicator of a modern room. Whether it's natural brick, exposed wood beams, steel pipes, or a combination, it's best to embrace the industrial parts rather than remove or cover them up. Adding decor like the metal overhanging lamps and holding onto the gray, white, and black color scheme only enhances the elements, and the small pop of yellow helps keep the place from feeling cold and uninviting.

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Bedroom design ideas 2022 - color, lighting, bedroom furniture (90 photos + video)

Functionalism in the bedroom. Convenience and practicality of the bedroom. Functional rooms are characterized by practicality and convenience. In many directions and styles, you can see the main bedroom design ideas 2022:

  • - free not overloaded space;
  • - only necessary items and accessories;
  • - transformable or built-in furniture;
  • - conciseness and comfort.

In addition, in a functional environment, bedrooms should be well lit and ventilated.

Modern style bedroom interior has a simple and clean appearance.

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Bedroom Design - Color Ideas

Bedroom interiors are characterized by pastel colors that are relaxing and peaceful. Commonly used colors:

  • white,
  • light grey,
  • sand,
  • beige,
  • sky blue.

The softness of the room will give a brown range of muted shades.

Intense blues, greens, grays, purples, reds and blacks are used for accents. Ideas with dark tones - when decorating the interior of the bedroom, you should be careful - they can create a depressing atmosphere and make the room dull.

Ceiling, wall and floor finishes

What are bedroom ceiling ideas 2022? Surfaces are smooth and even.

The ceiling in the interior of the bedroom is made stretch matte; Glossy surface is applied only with white color. Light paint and plaster will also work.

The walls of the bedroom are covered with wallpaper, which sometimes has a geometric pattern. Wood panels can cover the entirety or just the bottom of the walls.

For cladding the walls of rooms, various imitations of stone or brick are used, which resemble the character of a loft.

The flooring is carpet or self-leveling floor in the bedroom. But a wooden board of a dark or light shade can also be used. Bedroom Design Ideas 2022 in Photo Gallery:

Lighting in the bedroom - decorating ideas

Large windows without curtains perfectly illuminate the bedroom with natural light. For evening lighting, devices with soft light dispersion are needed.

Ideas with the best option is a classic chandelier or a lamp with a geometric shape lampshade (cylinder, trapezoid, cube). Floor lamps and bedside lamps also have a simple shape.

A modern solution for the idea of ​​a bedroom in a small room would be the use of spotlights scattered across the ceiling in the required quantity. Such devices are invisible, but they perform their function well.

An alternative to them is LED lighting, which is built into the perimeter of the bedroom under the ceiling or near functional areas.

Bedroom Furniture Ideas 2022

If the bedroom has a separate room, then it is worth furnishing it comfortably and conveniently. The main item - the bed - is a standard double option that can combine several functions.

Shops offer many modern bed models. To give lightness and weightlessness, there is a variant of a suspended or built-in wall (using special fasteners) design.

In the second case, the bed appears to be floating in the air. Often, such ideas in the bedroom are equipped with lighting under the frame. You can also use the usual options, like a bed on posts or straight legs. Squat models are also nice and modern. Photo ideas for zoning a bedroom in our selection:

Wooden bed frames are available with a hidden niche for storing bed linen. It slides out from the side or opens when the mechanism with the mattress is raised.

Wardrobes and shelves built into the bedroom wall give the impression of empty space. In small rooms, such furniture will be just right, and it is better to equip spacious rooms with cabinet furniture with sliding doors.

Again, to save space in a beautiful modern bedroom, you should use wall-mounted cabinets and shelves that are easy to reach by hand.

The bed must have bedside tables with lamps and shelves for books and necessary small things. Armchairs should be added if there is a need for rest “as a snack” with your favorite book.

Work tables can be easily replaced with folding tops, which will be reminded of a nearby chair with fabric upholstery. Modern photo ideas for a small bedroom 2022:

Bedroom Decor Ideas

If you want to spruce up your bedroom interior with details, add nature or other theme paintings to the walls in black and white. Above the bed you can hang a classic clock with a quiet mechanism. On the shelves you can place fresh flowers, laconic vases and figurines.

Textile, except for the cape and decorative pillows on the bed, will be a plain soft carpet. The geometric pattern in the design of the bedroom is not prohibited, but it should be used in moderation.

Curtains for the bedroom modern ideas 2022 - windows are draped with thin transparent curtains or curtains that are cleaned during the day. Roman shades and blinds will be more practical in functionalism.

You can add other details, but do not overload the interior with non-functional things. Simplicity, tranquility and comfort should reign in the bedroom.

If there is no bedroom in the house, a place to sleep is equipped in a common room in the form of a structure built into a wall or closet. Another option is transformer furniture, which serves as a place to sit during the day and as a bed at night. Bedroom design ideas in photo interior examples:

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Bedroom ideas 2022 with 85 photos and videos on how to decorate a bedroom

The bedroom is the most private room in the whole house, because a person spends a lot of time there. Healthy sleep is the key to good health throughout the day. Therefore, its design must be approached with all seriousness. It doesn't matter how much money a person has. It should be comfortable in any case. Bedroom ideas 2022 with 85 photos and videos on how to decorate a bedroom in our article:

Table of Contents of the article:

  • Bedical Design - Modern Ideas 2022
  • How to arrange furniture in a bedroom
  • SPALITION INTERY
  • SPECIARY FAITHERS in classic style 9000
  • Ideas for a small bedroom
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  • bedroom design. — color ideas

Bedroom design — modern ideas 2022

  1. First, you need the right choice of colors. The colors are selected calm and gentle, they do not irritate the eye. Bedrooms are best done in a light green or bluish tone.

    Red, lilac and other bright colors are best avoided. The ideas of modern bedroom curtains can be different, but they should be dense and not let in the light of the moon and lanterns.

  2. Secondly, it is better to place TVs and computers in other rooms, you need to sleep in the bedroom, and not work on a laptop.
  3. And, thirdly, the doors should be tightly covered and let in sounds to a minimum, in fact, like windows.

In addition, a modern bedroom can be equipped with an air conditioner or a ceiling fan that will bring fresh air into the room.

Finishing materials also play an important role. They are environmentally friendly and do not contain harmful substances. These requirements are met:

  • cotton cover,
  • wallpaper,
  • laminate,
  • parquet, as they do not cause allergic reactions.

And, of course, the bed should be very comfortable and preferably with an orthopedic mattress. Rest is necessary not only mentally, but also physically. Pleasant dreams. For an example, see bedroom design ideas 2022 in the photo selection:

How to arrange furniture in the bedroom

The main requirements for a bedroom set are convenience and suitable design.

Every owner wants his bedroom to have only the modern furniture that is made from the best materials, created by skilled craftsmen and has an appearance worthy of beautiful palace interiors.

But, unfortunately, not everyone can afford such a headset, and most only envy those lucky ones who can afford to buy expensive cabinet furniture for the bedroom 2022.

The most important characteristic that any bedroom set should have is the quality of the product.

A bedroom furniture set must be of safe design, thoughtful, high quality materials and components, high build quality, durability and ease of maintenance and operation.

Bedroom interior with furniture

A separate category includes furniture, the creators of which are world famous designers. Prices for bedroom sets can reach unprecedented heights. In addition, buyers in this case understand that they are paying for the name, for the design, as well as for following the latest fashion trends.

Today, most European factories produce bedroom sets of different price categories in 2022: from business class to premium class.

Their average degree of execution often corresponds to a fairly high degree of domestic production. However, Russian modern bedroom furniture is inferior in that its design does not keep pace with the ever-changing fashion trends.

If we talk about the luxury class, here, unfortunately, we cannot compete with European manufacturers. Indeed, in order to produce high-quality products, expensive equipment is needed, which domestic manufacturers cannot afford.

Classic bedrooms with dark furniture are, in most cases, furniture made from solid natural wood.

Moreover, they are distinguished as:

  • strict classics - without excessive luxury and pomposity, which has simple shapes and straight lines,
  • as well as a bedroom set in the Baroque and Empire styles, which are characterized by complex shapes, pomp, pretentiousness and a large number of decorative elements and decorations.

Bedroom sets in classic style

While classic bedrooms are characterized by rich finishes and elegant forms, modern ones reflect a certain vision of life - the philosophy of a person who strives for expensive and functional simplicity.

High quality and special attention to detail are determined by high prices for a set of furniture of this style. It is characterized by the use of the latest technical achievements, the use of only high-quality materials, as well as carefully thought-out design and convenience.

Just like in the classic bedroom set, modern bedrooms use only natural materials:

  • solid wood,
  • leather,
  • glass and
  • metals.

Very often, individual elements are illuminated, and comfortable and spacious drawers for bedding are built into the bed.

The design of both classic and modern bedroom furniture 2022 should obey the main idea: comfortable rest. Due to the modern rhythm of life, there is less and less time left for sleep, so it is very important that everything in the bedroom is calm and comfortable.

It is necessary to show taste and measure in the design of the bedroom. But the most important thing is that this room was created taking into account all the personal wishes of the owners of the house. That is why choosing a bedroom set, when it comes to married couples, is only necessary together.

Small bedroom design ideas

Living in high-rise buildings, few people boast of the large size of their bedroom. This is a modest room, serves as both an office and a dressing room. But even this room with a modest square can be made cozy and beautifully decorated.

The design of a small bedroom with light furniture can be done in several styles, but there are basic touches that it is desirable to take into account.

The design of the bedroom looks great with a small number of pieces of furniture without bulky and artsy decorations.

Bedroom design 2022 - color ideas

The color scheme of the walls is important. Wallpaper for the walls in the bedroom should be selected in pastel shades with an unobtrusive small pattern or without it. Dark colors and a large drawing visually reduce the space.

Ceiling color white or beige. In the general range, light and light curtains are selected.

Bedroom decor ideas - a podium bed picks up a 2-bedroom with a headboard against the wall, with drawers, it will save space perfectly. Next to it are 2 bedside tables.

Ideas for curtains for the bedroom and all other textiles must also be chosen for the interior, an online bed linen store can help with this.

For a visual increase in space, a wardrobe in the bedroom with mirrors on all doors is perfect. The built-in wardrobe will create the maximum storage system.

Use the brackets to fix the TV to the wall.


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