5 Cozy Bedrooms from This Month's Projects

Paint the walls white or stick bright wallpapers? Decorate in a loft or Scandinavian bedroom style? Our selection will help you make a choice.

Cozy Bedroom in Gray Tones

Designers of Geometrium Studio decorated a guest bedroom in neutral shades. The same parquet was used on the wall behind the headboard as on the floor — warm wood blends beautifully with gray tones.

Due to the specific structure of the house, a 45° angle formed here. To correct the geometry of the space, a wardrobe was placed in the niche. The bedside table was suspended — this makes the interior look lighter visually.

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Bedroom with Bold Wallpapers

To decorate the bedroom, designer Irina Lavrentieva chose bright printed wallpapers. The wooden furniture in a retro style fit perfectly into the decor. Walls were adorned with vintage envelopes from fashion magazines: they stored patterns and were sold together with them.

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Mini-Bedroom in the Living Room

In Protena Studio's project, there wasn't enough space for an isolated bedroom, so the area was designated with panels made from veneered wood. This is a great idea for everyone who doesn't want to divide the space with partitions. In addition, the warm wood tone pairs well with bright blue walls.

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Light Bedroom with Bold Accents

How to make a white interior not boring? Designer Ksenia Mzensetova solved this issue with bright furniture, textiles, and decor. Turquoise bed headboard blends perfectly with blue curtains and vibrant lighting. By the way, the hardware for the furniture was brought from the USA, and the mint vase on the nightstand was found in Georgia.

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Small Loft-Style Bedroom

In a loft designed for a young man, designer Andrey Popov came up with how to separate the bedroom from the common space. Here he created a structure of vertical, 360-degree rotating lamellas made from plywood that regulate access to natural and artificial light.

The walls are made of rough brick laid with black mortar. The contrast with vivid red color makes gray tones look especially attractive.

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