6 Cozy Bedrooms from January Projects

You loved this section so much that we decided to release it every month. This time we dedicated the collection to bedrooms — they turned out to be very cozy. Which one do you like more?

Stylish Bedroom with Accent Wall

For a young client, designer Marina Karalkina decorated a sky-blue bedroom. The main feature of the interior is an accent wall behind the bed headboard. It was covered with wallpaper featuring flamingos, and the whole setup instantly came alive.

Design: Marina Karalkina

Light Bedroom in White Tones

For a married couple, calm light tones are ideal. Designer Evgenia Makarova used white as the base — the bedroom walls were covered with wallpaper featuring a small botanical pattern. To complement the monochrome setting, they added blue and yellow shades reminiscent of summer.

Design: Evgenia Makarova

Stylish Bedroom in Modern Style

Designers at Taupehome focused on modern materials for finishing — slate and wood. The interior was not overloaded with unnecessary details — an effectual accent wall behind the bed headboard was more than enough.

Design: Taupe Home

Spacious Bedroom in Light Tones

Designer Kirill Ponomarenko enlarged the bedroom space by connecting the balcony to the room. The effect of open space was enhanced with light textile wallpapers, which also add coziness and blend perfectly with the olive green bed upholstery.

Design: Kirill Ponomarenko

Bedroom in Pink Tones for a Girl

This bedroom was designed by Nina Ivanenko for a young girl, so she chose a light color palette — soft pink and gray tones. The niche in the room was used as a wardrobe — handy when it's located in the bedroom. The highlight of the interior was a poster of Audrey Hepburn above the bed headboard.

Design: Nina Ivanenko

Bedroom in Gray-Blue Tones

Cold and deep shades can also look great in a bedroom if the right combination is chosen. For a young married couple, designer Elena Teplova decorated the interior in gray-blue tones. To add warmth to the setting, they subtly incorporated beige shades through textiles.

Design: Elena Teplova