6 bedrooms that will delight you

Comfortable conditions for sleep and rest are the first priority in a bedroom. Then comes functionality, style and beauty. Designers know how to combine all these requirements in practice — let's see how it looks in implemented projects. We've compiled very beautiful bedrooms in different styles and color schemes.

Atmospheric bedroom with natural motifs

The starting point for the interior color scheme was accent wallpaper with an active pattern. These were used to cover the wall at the head of the bed, and the other walls along with the ceiling were painted in a muted green color. This technique helps visually dissolve the boundaries of a small space and makes the bedroom atmosphere more intimate.

Photo: Design project by Gulnara Tineeva

A bed with a large ornate headboard. The upholstery color echoes the wallpaper pattern. Nightstands on high legs to match the furniture in the room. The highlight of the interior was an unusual handmade lamp brought by the homeowner from Bali island.

Photo: Design project by Gulnara Tineeva

For main lighting, a minimalist ceiling fixture was chosen. Storage space includes a large wardrobe that spans the entire wall up to the ceiling, so as not to overload the room visually. The facades feature accent black handles.

Photo: Design project by Gulnara Tineeva

Spacious bedroom in soft pink tones

The area of this bedroom was expanded. After re-planning, it became around 20 sq m. A 2x2m bed occupies most of the space, and a workspace was also placed there, while the rest is left free for yoga practice.

Photo: Design project by Julia Telnova

A long bench was placed at the head of the bed, which is convenient for getting dressed, folding blankets and putting on clothes. Very large table lamps were chosen to match the king-size bed so they don't get lost in its background.

Photo: Design project by Julia Telnova

The bedroom refused bright accents in favor of a soft palette: white, soft pink and sandy tones were chosen. Warmth and comfort in the room were added using elements made from wood and rattan.

Photo: Design project by Julia Telnova

Elegant timeless bedroom interior

This bedroom has an area of 12.5 sq m. For more functionality, the entrance to the room was moved and widened by installing French-style sliding doors. The glass inserts with panels add a touch of French elegance and airiness to the space.

Photo: Design project by Buro Polki

The walls were covered with gray-blue wallpaper, and parquet flooring was installed. Nightstands are mirror-finished but different in design — this makes the interior more interesting. The headboard wall was decorated with a quadruped by Maxim Shishkin.

Photo: Design project by Buro Polki

A functional walk-in closet zone with a separate entrance was organized in the bedroom. A semi-circular chair for relaxation and a side table were placed next to the entrance. An antique Venetian mirror brought by the homeowner from a trip to Belgium serves as a special accent in the interior. It decorates the bedroom and adds an element of refined style.

Photo: Design project by Buro Polki

Luxurious bedroom with Parisian flair

Parisian interiors were the reference point for implementing this entire project, including the bedroom. The idea was realized with data from a new-build apartment — panoramic glazing and four-meter ceilings.

Photo: Design project by Vlada Masorina

The walls were painted with light paint from Little Greene, and parquet was laid in a 'French fir' pattern. The walls and ceiling were decorated with cornices. Several narrow niches were made in the headboard wall, each fitted with a mirror panel. The mirror inserts also repeat on the facades of the built-in wardrobe — they enhance light, making the room brighter and more spacious.

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Photo: Design project by Vlada Masorina

The project features three entrances to the bedroom: two from the kitchen-living room and one glass portal leading to a balcony. The balcony doors are luxurious: 330 cm in height with gold-plated handles — all in the style of Parisian interiors.

Photo: Design project by Vlada Masorina

Stylish bedroom in a Stalin-era apartment

The bedroom occupies a large room in this two-room Stalin-era flat. Part of it was dedicated to the wardrobe. The bedroom interior combines many classical elements, but some were used in an unconventional way. For example, the headboard wall was decorated with a truncated ceiling rose. To make it even more interesting, the rose was cut and shifted to one side.

Photo: Design project by Elena Gladkova and Marianna Ostrovskaya

For the walls, a rich blue color was chosen that gave the bedroom a grand appearance and at the same time an intimate atmosphere. The ceiling and doors are white, and the floor features modular parquet. Near the exit to a small French balcony, a green chair was placed, and there was space in the corner for a vanity table with a footstool.

Photo: Design project by Elena Gladkova and Marianna Ostrovskaya

To avoid overloading the interior, a monochromatic textile was chosen and minimal decor. A walk-in closet room with its own internal door is located at the entrance to the bedroom.

Photo: Design project by Elena Gladkova and Marianna Ostrovskaya

Light bedroom with an authentic interior

Architects Julia Musina and Alexander Safarov designed the interior of their apartment in Ufa themselves. It turned out to be unconventional and impressive, worth examining every detail. The bedroom is the lightest and most 'airy' space in the apartment. Light walls were used as a background, while furniture, textiles and decor were chosen to be accent pieces.

Photo: Design project by Julia Musina and Alexandra Safarova

The bed was made according to the owners' sketches. Details in the form of an ornate headboard and tall spires are a reference to Eastern design, especially in combination with the carpet and painted nightstands. By the way, the nightstands were initially plain white ones. They were painted yellow and decorated with painting.

Photo: Design project by Julia Musina and Alexandra Safarova

A relaxation area was organized on the insulated balcony, which was attached to the bedroom. Opposite the bed is a decorative fireplace functioning as a console table. It was decorated with decor and paired with handmade lamps.

Photo: Design project by Julia Musina and Alexandra Safarova