5 Cozy Bedrooms from March Projects

We continue our long-standing tradition and share with you the coziest bedroom interiors from the projects. Take these ideas down for later!

Bedroom in Gray-Blue Tones

To make the bedroom interior light and airy, designer Elena Sorensen chose light natural shades. The bedroom was partially painted in gray-blue behind the bed, which adds more expressiveness to the interior.

By the way, they didn't force the space with wardrobes — there's a separate dressing room where all clothes are stored.

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Light Bedroom with Soft Accent Colors

This bedroom was designed for a young woman, so designer Viktoriya Zolina chose a calm color palette: white walls were complemented with elements from light wood and soft accent colors. A large mirror was used behind the bed — it visually expands the room and adds light to the space.

Storage is also well organized here: two storage systems from IKEA were hidden behind sliding textile panels (in case the apartment will be occupied by a couple).

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Cozy Bedroom in Classic Style

To decorate this room, designer Tatiana Kraskova chose paper-like light blue wallpaper with a floral pattern — it sets the tone for the entire interior. Regular balcony doors were replaced with French doors to the floor to add romance to the setup.

Also, a walk-in closet with built-in wardrobes 1500 mm wide and with ante-rooms was organized. One part stores men's clothing, the other — women's.

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Bedroom in Beige Tones

Designer Zhanna Navolotskaya decided to emphasize the large area of the bedroom with a light color palette — this made the space even more spacious.

At the same time, they didn't overload the bedroom with furniture: a coffee table with a minimalist design was placed next to the bed, and all items were hidden in a large IKEA wardrobe. It almost blends with the walls and doesn't clutter the space.

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Small Bedroom with Colorful Ceiling

For the interior color scheme, designer Ludmila Danilevich chose two shades: pink and blue. The walls were painted in a soft sky tone, and the ceiling and part of the wall were decorated with appliques made from decorative tape. This trick visually expands the small space.

By the way, the curtains were skillfully chosen to match the walls and ceiling — thanks to this, the interior looks more cohesive.

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