Interior Design: Bedroom Decorating

Bedroom decorating ideas: we've got them all. Whether you're looking for a sleep sanctuary or design ideas that are a little more 'out there' (and why not?) we have hundreds of bedroom pictures to make bedroom design a cinch. Bedroom designs don't have to mean a complete overhaul, sometimes a tiny tweak like bedroom fairy lights can have just as much impact as your bedroom furniture. So take a look at these easy-to-steal bedroom decorating ideas. The bedroom of your dreams? It might just be right here...

Colour Pop

In the main bedroom of product designer Anthony Joseph one half of kitchenware company Joseph & Joseph mustard textiles were chosen to complement the walls painted in Farrow & Ball's 'Mole's Breath'.

Garden Room

Twin beds are ideal for this guest room. The Colefax & Fowler 'Snow Tree' wallpaper in aqua works perfectly with a view to the garden outside, creating a light and verdant bedroom. All the tones and patterns are harmonious and soft. The armchair has a classic bullion braid trim and the lantern continues the garden theme of the room as its design would be fitting for outdoor use.

Orange and Gray

Colourful notes in the main bedroom of artist and designer Bridie Hall's home include a painting by Mary Fedden and an orange bedcover, made by Bridie. The moody grey paint is 'Mercury' by Fired Earth.

To a Minimum

Designer Ebba Thott has kept a simple elegant feel in this London bedroom. With the problem of a large window at the end of the space, she has created a sense of entrance and drama through symmetry placing the bed, which is flanked by two stylish mid-century wooden nightstands, directly in the middle of the room; and using a blind that is dramatic in its scale, but simple in its design. Pictures stacked on the floor rather than hung give a clean, relaxed feel.

Blinding Idea

The bedroom is on the first floor, in what originally would have been the grand drawing room. The windows are lovely and big; they are the key to its appeal. Neon is the favorite, hence the tube light from Mr Resistor,' explains designer Harriet Anstruther Chelsea, London.