If you have plans to decorate your bedroom recently, why not take a look at these 27 styles for your inspiration.

01.Traditional

The key to creating a traditional look is buying authentic traditional items. A solid wood bed is paired with a simple white quilt, and if you have the space, some antique furniture in the bedroom.

02.Transitional

Torn between past and present? There is an aesthetic that solves this problem. Transitional design bridges the gap between traditional and contemporary design, leaving you with an interior that feels classic yet fresh. Consider pairing a heavy traditional bed frame with some understated furniture and stick to warm but understated tones.

03.New Traditional

Neotraditional style is a lot like transitional style, but not quite the same thing. Both design styles combine the past with the present. But transitional design tries to blend the two, creating a middle ground, while neotraditional design simply takes pieces from both eras and places them in the same room.

04.Country

Country style is about keeping things traditional. In this style, solid antique furniture sits alongside classic home décor pieces like pleats, muted colors and delicate floral prints. So throw some home-spun sheets over the wrought-iron bed frame, keep your palette muted, and pair your favorite sunken furniture with some pretty floral accents.

05.French Country

The French country style adds minimal elements, light colors, retro and streamlined decorations to the pastoral design. Since the French country aesthetic pays homage to the French countryside, what works for a country cottage might work for your French country bedroom as well. Embrace antique furniture and simple linens, and keep the palette muted and understated.

06.Scandinavian

Scandinavian design is known for its sleek shapes, cozy feel and minimal decor, three traits that make bedrooms truly lovely. Since this aesthetic is so minimal, it's easy to achieve.

07.Monochromatic

The word monochrome describes a color scheme, not an aesthetic. But since monochromatic bedrooms are so eye-catching, they're worth considering as you decorate your space. To do this, just pick a color and stick to it. Remember, you can add contrast by exploring different shades of this color.

08.Minimalist

There's nothing wrong with keeping it simple. Focus on the items you need, such as a firm bed, some comfortable bedding, a bedside table and a bedside lamp. Maintain your aesthetic at all times with sleek lines and neutral colors.

09.Maximalist

If you believe that more is better, go all out for a maximalist bedroom. That doesn't necessarily mean matching every print in sight. Rather than putting everything in one room, maximalism combines colour, pattern and texture in unexpected ways. So start by finding a few pieces that you like, then add some surprising additions.

10.Regency

The Regency period refers to the United Kingdom in the early 19th century. During the reign of George III and George IV, art fields such as architecture flourished. difference from traditional style.
To capture some classic Regency style, go for antique wood furniture, metal accents and decorative details. Of course, match your upholstered headboard with a queen-sized canopy.

11.Midcentury Modern

Mid-century modern design has also become mid-century style, which has become a favorite, and it's not hard to understand. This design movement dates back to the mid-20th century and is about combining function with form. So it's not hard to embody mid-century, sleek furniture, and keep decorations to a minimum.

12.Bauhaus

The Bauhaus movement in Germany influenced the Mid-Century Modern movement in America. Like the mid-century modern movement, the Bauhaus movement appreciated accessibility and functionality. But it puts more emphasis on bright colors and geometric shapes. So add color to your mid-modern bedroom and invest in some eye-catching geometric artwork.

13.Coastal

Coastal style is the most popular interior decorating style in America today. Bright and breezy, the coastal decor makes you feel like you're at the beach, even when you don't see the ocean. This relaxed interior style is known for its emphasis on natural light, textured materials, and beachy colors.

14.Industrial

If you have concrete ceilings, wall-to-wall windows, and exposed pipes in your bedroom, you're already on your way to an industrial space. Simultaneously sleek and rugged, the industrial aesthetic draws inspiration from warehouses, factories, and other industrial buildings.
Keep the furniture surfaces smooth, the decor simple, and look for some industrial materials like concrete and metal.

15.Art Deco

The Art Deco period (early 20th century) was bold, playful and extravagant. So if you're looking for a bedroom that will make a statement, Art Deco has you covered.
Love the rich colours, bold prints, shiny metals and luxurious finishes. You can put on some playful wallpaper and hang a magnificent light fixture.

16.Contemporary

Sleek and streamlined, the contemporary design will make you feel where the present and the future collide.
Modern style refers to a specific design movement from the mid-19th century, while "contemporary style" refers to the cutting edge of design today. So invest in cool, angular furniture and decorate it with some abstract art.

17.Southwestern

Filled with bold print, warm wood accents, and desert-appropriate plants, Southwestern decor offers a modern take on country style.
Set the scene with some sleek wood furniture, printed pillows and rugs for a fabric-like texture, then add some classic "Wild West" elements like a cowhide rug, a horned skull, or a cactus .

18.Desert Modern

Desert Contemporary boasts the clean lines of contemporary design and the cozy warmth of Southwestern decor. The result is an aesthetic that is both stylish and homely.
Set the scene with warm hardwood floors, sleek modern furnishings. Then there's the classic Southwestern touches above, like printed throw pillows, a textured rug, and potted cacti.

19.Boho

Bohemian decor is textured, earthy and breezy and will make you feel like you’ve stepped into paradise. This aesthetic is all about layering different colours, prints and textures. It maximizes natural decor such as plants, woven rugs and rattan furniture.

20.Farmhouse

Rustic style is everyone's favorite home feeling, and it's sure to impress you with a cozy bedroom. Keep colors subdued, prints simple and natural materials.
Remember, country style can be as modern or as shabby as you want it to be. You can keep your walls white, your furniture sleek, or fill your room with the quaintest old furniture you can find.

21.Eclectic

Can't settle on just one style? Eclectic decor might be just what you're after. This design style celebrates the art of mixing and matching, so play with contrasting colors, stock up on prints, and pick from pieces from different eras. This approach is sure to make your bedroom look vibrant, textured, and cheery.

22.Rustic

If you want your bedroom to feel as cozy as a mountain cabin, farmhouse-inspired decor should help you get there. Stock up on home-spun linens, dented wood furniture, and rugged metal fixtures. Remember, items that are scratched, torn or rusted are welcome in farmhouse style decor.

23.Moroccan

Many interior designers take inspiration from Moroccan design, mixing traditional elements with patterns you'd find in contemporary Western interiors.
Moroccan design is a hallmark of intricate tile mosaics and colorful bone inlaid furniture that can make eye-catching additions to any home.

24.Victorian

Longing for a royal bedroom? Victorian has you covered. The period is known for its decorative approach to design, which included decorative moldings, dramatic drapes, printed wallpaper and a whole host of other statement touches.
Since the Victorian era was all about decor, you can hang a beautiful chandelier, accessorize with ornate mirrors, or buy the classic Victorian headboard pictured above.

25.Ski Lodge

Ski lodge style is the most luxurious decorating style available today. With a little effort, you can capture this luxury in your own bedroom.
Pair rustic wood accents with plush blankets and pillows. If you can, you can also quietly put a winter equipment, such as a fireplace, candles, etc.

26.California-Cool

"California cool" is a decoration style that has just become popular in the United States in recent years. It is similar to the coastal style. It is sunny, vibrant, and textured. It combines elements of coastal decoration, modern design and bohemian style. .
Keep your decor scheme simple, with crisp bedding and textured furniture. Then, accessorize with woven blankets, colorful beach prints, and potted cacti.

27.Grandmillennial

The main essence of the millennial style is to retain the classics while bringing out the chic style of modern fashion. This retro trend is especially reflected in the furniture: mid-century lighting, chairs with metal brass pedestals, marble-patterned tables, velvet sofas and other objects are all one of the classic elements of Grandmillennial.