Create a rustic retreat with classic pine furnishings and colorful woven rugs. In this room, the beamed ceiling and hurricane lamp-inspired pendant light warms the space up even more.
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Show your creative side with a crafty wall hanging. In this bedroom, four treasured photographs are hung from clothespins on a clothesline, showing this homeowner's love of unique wall decor.
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Paint one piece of furniture an unexpected pastel color — this petal pink dresser makes an otherwise simple space eye-catching.
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For a queen or king size bed, an area rug should extend at least 18 to 24 inches from the sides and end of the bed. If you select a bold-printed rug, as seen here, it's best to keep accents and wall colors more neutral.
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When lighting a bedroom, put relaxation first. Overhead lighting should be paired with task lighting (bedside lamps or sconces). Make sure all lights have dimmers, so you can turn down the brightness when reading or settling into bed.
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Even a low-ceilinged attic can make for a romantic master when decorated in soft pinks and white-washed furniture. Consider wispy curtains hung high above frames to make windows feel bigger.
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The decorating style is easy to pull off. Start by scouring local garage sales for tables, dressers and chairs with a sophisticated silhouette, then paint them the color of your choice.
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Country Chic
A metal nightstand keeps this red floral bedding from feeling too flirty, while a small plant and lamp with a modern silhouette pack in a boho-chic punch.
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A tray ceiling makes a master feel more elegant. If you can't add one, consider giving your bedroom ceiling a makeover with a fresh coat of paint in a fun accent color.
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With two matching antique dressers, identical metallic lamps and symmetrical seashell prints, this room feels just right for those who want their room to match — but not too much.
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Smart lighting choices have a big effect on how a small bedroom feels. Soft light coming from several different directions will blur the edges of your room and, in turn, make it feel larger.
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If you need more storage space for your clothing, but don't have room for a piece of free-standing furniture, consider installing a built-in dresser.
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Small bedrooms are often short on storage, so take advantage of every inch of wasted space. Antique dough bowls, large baskets, plastic bins or rolling drawers create easy-to-use extra storage under your bed.
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Using mirrors will add depth & dimension to a small bedroom due to their unique ability to act like additional windows. Hanging several smaller mirrors in a group can add lots of visual interest, while using one large mirror will instantly create illusion of more square footage.
Deep textured purples are the perfect accent to this unique upholstered headboard. (And pssst ... if you go bold with one element in the room, keep the others neutral.)
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A tufted headboard can add glamour to an otherwise staid space. Go for Hollywood Regency style by dressing up the bed in classic black and white linens and splurge on a luxurious settee.
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