Because there’s nothing quite like climbing into your comfy bed at the end of the day.
Of all these things, most importantly, it should simply be cozy.
And there are certainly many paths to a cozy bedroom fromthe right flooringandlayered rugunderfoot topaint color choices.
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Here are 16 different approaches to achieving next-level coziness.
Mix and Match Linens
Cody Ulrich
Go all out with cozy materials, textures, and colors.
She selected throw pillows that tied to the other textiles for a cohesive look.
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Pick a Peaceful Palette
“Lavender creates calm and tranquil spaces,” says designerLindsey Coral Harper.
The extra textiles help soften the space for a more cozier suite.
In thisFairhope, Alabama, primary bedroomthe valence is elegant without being too fussy.
Credit:Alison Gootee; Styling: Kate Malpeli
Plus, the plush wool Berber carpet is a soft landing spot for bare feet.
(The rest of the floors in the house are sisal or hardwood.)
We always start with vintage.
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Thrifted furniture and decoration can add a homey feel to any space.
When everything looks fresh-out-of-the-box new, it doesn’t feel lived in or inviting.
Utilizing one-of-a-kind pieces not only creates interest but also makes your space feel down-to-earth.
Credit: Alison Gootee; Styling: Jenny O’Connor
Dream Away on a Day Bed
Looking to really amp up the cozy in your bedroom?
Try adding a second place to hit the hay.
A day bed can really add a beautiful and comfy touch to your bedroom.
The primary bedroom, where a canopied bed is the focal point.Credit:Laurey W. Glenn; Styling: Buffy Hargett Miller
Place a side table nearby for drink sipping and magazine flipping.
The tension it creates with the classic bedding makes for an irresistible space.
“It’s the playful mix that really makes an impression.”
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Balance High and Low
James Farmermixes bargain finds with designer picks without even flinching.
Here, his custom bed is dressed in buffalo check linens he got from Ikea.
Warm creams and browns up the cozy in this elegant bedroom.
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One-of-a-kind artwork gives this primary bedroom an intimate, down-home character.
The antique wooden writing desk and chair set the soothing tone of this master suite.
Patterned drapes in the same color scheme line the windows.
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Envelop the Room
Create a hotel-style escape by enveloping the room with textiles.
A velvet headboard takes up the majority of the wall.
“There is nothing more comfortable for sitting up in bed than this,” says designerAndrew Howard.
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The2014 Palmetto Bluff Idea Houseshows just how you could add a variety of textures to create a serene space.
Interior designerSuzanne Kaslerbegan by laying down a sisal rug as the foundation of the room.
The linen drapes give the space a breezy, dreamy feel.
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Credit: Photo: Tria Giovan, Styling: Olga Naiman
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