To keep things simple and easy to transition throughout the years, I brought in these colors through a bed spread and throw pillows. If I change my mind in a few years, switching out these trendier items will be a breeze. I also wanted to incorporate bedroom ideas that would make my room relaxing. I have a stressful job so it was important to me that my space was a haven at the end of a long day. I added dimmable lights, and lovely reading nook to unwind in before bed.

Bedroom design is often overlooked, but actually such an essential part of your home decor. This is the space that you go to to relax and spend time away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the house. As such, the decor should be a representation of yourself and present a tranquil area to spend time. I enjoy taking on master bedroom projects because it is rewarding to help clients create a personal oasis for themselves. This was one of my favorite bedroom redesigns that we have done because it turned out to be such a lovely and relaxing space. The inspiration for this master came from the beautiful wood burning fireplace at the head of the room. We loved the panelled detail and marble surround. All of the other bedroom decor ideas we used stemmed from this feature. We chose a subtle blue color palette to coordinate with the marble tile, and simple white bed linens with a paisley comforter to add a bit of pattern. The finishing touches were a gorgeous antique bench at the foot of the bed and classic sea grass area rug. The finished look is something out of the pages of Southern Living magazine.

Great bedroom design ideas that will suit a variety of interior decor styles are hard to come by. However, I think this master bedroom suite managed to achieve a universal theme that would blend well with either a contemporary or a traditional styled home. The key to making this work is blending elements from each category into one seamless bedroom design. For example, the designer started with a simple and monochromatic foundation that could be transitioned to a multitude of looks. The neutral paint palette and classic wood floors can lean modern or classic. Then they brought in traditional elements through the large intricately carved hearth and glamorous shaded chandelier. This is offset perfectly by the sleek upholstered headboard and crisp white bed linens. Small elements of bedroom decoration are then added in through abstract art over the mantle and funky glass lamps on the nightstands. Although the finished look is a bit unconventional, I think it serves as great inspiration for any homeowner that cannot decide on one particular style for their space.

Small bedroom ideas do not have to be boring. When I first moved into this studio apartment I was worried that the lpw square footage would limit my ability to style the place. Fortunately, with some creativity and a lot of design research, I think I was able to create a trendy and well put together space that does not seem tiny at all. My approach to bedroom design was actually quite easy. I knew that I wanted to use simple light color palette to keep the space open and airy. This included wall and ceiling paint as well as all of my larger furniture pieces. I really gravitate to modern bedroom ideas, so I decided to bring in elements of contemporary design (as well as a bit of color) through artwork and fabrics. The major focal point of my room is actually the grey and white animal print rug. At first I thought it would be too much in a small space, but I think that keeping the busiest pattern closest to the floor actually works quite well. I accented the rug with simple throw pillows and minimalistic artwork on the walls to avoid a cluttered look.

I enjoy working with modern bedroom designs because you can incorporate unique and unexpected features that more classic styles would not allow. This fantastic room is a great example of how you can take interior design to the next level with awesome contemporary features. The focal point of this bedroom design is the impressive inset headboard feature. It is a bit silly calling it a headboard, because it is actually a gigantic unit built into the wall complete with sconces and decorative lighting on each side. The mixture of lacquered ebony wood and buttery beige leather provides a striking contrast of textures and color. Not surprisingly, the interior decorator kept the rest of the master bedroom ideas fairly simple and neutral so as not to distract from the headboard focal point. Bed linen and paint colors were kept monochromatic, with just a bit of color brought in through the navy blue throw pillows and area rug. The overall look is quite striking, and should provide inspiration to anybody looking for unforgettable modern bedroom decor.

We recently hired a designer to revamp our master room decor and think the overall project turned out fabulous. I would highly recommend Cindy, she was fantastic and translated all of my ideas into this beautiful and glamorous space. I tend to gravitate to master bedroom designs that are classic and elegant, that do not really go out of style as trends change over the years. Neutral color palettes with pops of muted shades are other items that I had on my list. I love how the extremely dark wood floors contrast against the simple white paint colors. Then the addition of the wood panelling on the walls, gives it some texture and design without being too bold. Finally the muted purple and tan fabrics she used in the couch, arm chairs and bed linens add just the right amount of style. She even picked out small accent pieces that matched the decor as well as my personality and interests. The bedroom design now seems so high end and luxe, exactly the same style as the rest of our home.