Bedroom Decorating Ideas: 20 Must-See Styles for Your Bedroom

Grey is a fabulous choice anywhere in the home. With so many different shades to choose, a grey bedroom can be crisp and cool or cosy and warm. As with any one-colour scheme, the key is in the tones you use. We love the grey bedroom above which combines soft grey and white tones on the bed against a deep anthracite wall.

If you’re looking to create a sleeping sanctuary, you can’t go wrong with fresh white. White bedrooms look eternally fresh, clean and cool so are perfect for hotter countries and they can be warmed up with cosy cushions and luxury throws for colder countries too. They’re a versatile look for any style of home and will create a perfectly peaceful sleeping environment.

Blissful blues are having their moment in the interior world which means blue bedrooms are firmly on the list. Whether dark and dramatic, or cool and refreshing, a blue bedroom can give any feel depending on the shades of blue you use. The bedroom above combines both light and dark shades and the watercolour inspired wall creates a unique statement which still complements the soothing style of the room.

One of the hottest colour combinations for bedrooms is yellow and grey. If you love the grey bedrooms we mentioned earlier in this list but still want a pop of bolder colour a grey and yellow bedroom could be the one for you. Grey is a fabulous base for sleeping spaces and nearly any accent colour will work well with it, but our favourite of the moment is the rich mustard yellow above. Stick to a few cushions and maybe a striking furniture piece, then keep the rest of the room in subtle grey tones.

A fabulous accent colour or a whole colour scheme, pink has been one of the most popular colours for the home in the last few years. This pink bedroom has been teamed with darker colours which the pink instantly softens for a relaxed romantic feel you’ll want to sink into night after night.

To create a luxury bedroom you need to focus on materials and textures. Any colour scheme whether neutral or bright, will instantly take on a luxurious feel with the addition of plush textures like velvet, fur and sublimely soft Egyptian cotton sheets. Layer touches of opulent materials like shining metals and cool marbles and you’ll give your sleeping space a coveted luxury feel.

Tropical interiors is a trend that’s sticking around. From large scale leaf prints like the bedroom above, to verdant green hues and bursts of tropical flowers, this style of bedroom look will make you feel like you’re on holiday when you wake up in the morning and is a fabulously fun style to work into your home.

Inky colours are no longer banished to the accents of the room, they’re becoming a key style in their own right. We’ve moved on from the days when it was thought that dark walls makes a room feel small, so why not be daring and choose a dark bedroom for your next revamp?

If you love a rustic home look, why not consider a country bedroom? More English country pile inspired, than Stetsons and cowboy boots, we’re talking soft colours, delicate floral touches and a sprinkling of greenery like the bedroom above which wouldn’t be out of place in a charming country farmhouse.

If you’re going for glam, the ultimate choice would be the most glamorous of design eras. The Art Deco design movement of the roaring ‘20s is still incredibly popular today and is the perfect mix of opulent design and frivolous style. Experiment with rich colours, ornate geometrics and shimmering metallics. The room will be exuding glamour in no time.

Is there anything more decadent than a gold interior? A gold bedroom doesn’t mean you have to go all-out with the gilding but a glimpse of gold here and there can instantly turn a room from meh to marvellous. This room caught our eye thank to the golden accents which catch the eye and would work well with many other wall colours too.

If you’re not a fan of too much colour in the home or just want to keep your sleeping space a tranquil haven, neutral bedroom ideas should be your first port of call. A combination of soft greys, beiges and whites are a classic look for the bedroom and when done probably they’ll look anything but boring.