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At the end of a long day, when all you really want is to curl up in bed and drift off to sleep, it’s essential to ensure that your bedroom is both beautiful and thoughtfully designed. The primary focus should be on optimizing the space for restful sleep. This means investing in a comfortable, downy mattress, cozy blankets, and perhaps an ambient noise machine if you’re someone who struggles with insomnia. However, a bedroom should also reflect your personal style. This can be showcased through choices such as the color of the walls—whether you prefer bold or tranquil hues—as well as the design of the bed frame and nightstand. Given the array of design decisions to make, we’re here to provide some much-needed inspiration. From a vibrant children's bedroom in France to a sophisticated, gray-toned retreat on Long Island, we’ve curated a diverse selection of bedrooms that cater to a variety of tastes. Sleep well and enjoy the inspiration!

GO FOR GOLD

Sometimes embracing historical details can add significant charm to your space. In Italy’s Tuscia region, Filippo Chia meticulously restored a 1920s-era villa, incorporating elements that nod to its history. This villa, originally built on the remains of an 18th-century botanical garden, features rich ocher stucco walls complemented by 19th-century Neapolitan tiles.

FUN WITH FABRICS

In the Milan residence of Dedar co-owner Caterina Fabrizio, fabrics take center stage. The bedroom showcases a mint-green curtain paired with purple bedding and matching moody throw pillows, creating a vibrant and eclectic look.

SO SERENE

Bedrooms are meant to be a sanctuary, so a sense of tranquility should dominate. Designed by Augusta Hoffman in a Manhattan townhouse, this bedroom features soft fabrics and Pierre Frey pillows that contribute to a serene, private oasis-like atmosphere.

MIX GEOMETRIES

Sometimes, a simple geometric shape such as a square, triangle, or diamond can make a significant interior statement. In the bedroom of landscape designer Jenny Graham’s home in Argentina, a custom bed by Graham introduces vibrant colors and intriguing angles to an otherwise minimalist design.

KEEP IT SIMPLE

If you lean towards minimalism, this option is perfect for you. Instead of overwhelming the space with decor, this bedroom in a Lebanese home cleverly combines mid-century modern elements with a splash of color through artwork. Often, the simplest designs are the most effective.

RICH TAPESTRY

While having artwork above the bed is a popular choice, it might not be ideal in areas prone to disturbances like earthquakes. In such cases, a tapestry can be a great alternative. Interior designer Todd Raymond in New York paired a textile by Pauline Esparon with a wall covering by Phillip Jeffries, resulting in a soft and tranquil ambiance.

THINK PINK

Children’s bedrooms should be fun and engaging, and this one by ELLE DECOR A-List designer Robert Couturier certainly fits the bill. Dusty pink accents grace both the bedspreads and canopies, infusing the twin beds with a sense of playful charm.

CUSTOMIZE IT

For some, only a custom headboard will suffice. In a London home designed by Veere Grenney, a bespoke headboard with fabric by Michael S. Smith is perfectly coordinated with the surrounding walls, offering a tailored and cohesive look.

COOL-TONED COMBINATION

While bright and vibrant colors are exciting, they’re not for everyone. Those who prefer a more subdued palette will appreciate the cool-toned colors in this Silicon Valley home designed by Reath Design. Various shades of olive, terra-cotta, and blue blend harmoniously to create a calming and cohesive interior.