21 Romantic Bedroom Design Ideas to Make You Swoon (2024)

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  Use Moody Wall Finishes

  

  Moody black walls are the perfect backdrop when it comes to creating a romantic sleep space. If you're hesitant about introducing such a dark color, note that you can still implement brighter hues by way of a rug, as demonstrated in blogger Miranda Schroder's space. Accents like candles and a blanket set the scene for cozy nights in.

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  Don't Skimp on Lighting

  

  Lighting is an excellent way to add some drama and intrigue to your bedroom. In this space by Kate Marker Interiors, a beaded chandelier makes a statement and instantly adds a romantic touch. Say goodbye to your apartment's uninspiring ceiling fan.

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  Pick a Vintage Headboard

  

  Think beyond the basics when it comes to a headboard and go for a design that's flirty and fun. In this space, designer Claire Staszak selected a retro-style wicker number that adds a bohemian touch. Whether you go the vintage route or opt for something more modern, you'll enjoy having a bedroom that doesn't look exactly like everyone else's.

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  Add a Tropical Accent Wall

  

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  What's more romantic than a bedroom that reminds you of your favorite vacation spot? Blogger Dabito added tropical touches to his bedroom in the form of palm leaf wallpaper and a cane bed frame. There's no reason your bedroom has to blend perfectly with every other room of the house if you find a print that makes you happy.

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  Choose a Four Poster Bed

  

  There's something so darn romantic about a classic four-poster bed that gives off luxury hotel vibes. If you're worried about things looking too formal, don't be. Blogger Shaheen Khan softened up her space by adding a cozy boucle bench and laid-back-looking striped bedding, which suggests that lounging is most definitely still encouraged.

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  Create a Natural Ambiance

  

  What's more dreamy than a bedroom with a cloud-themed mural? Blogger Jenna LeBlanc's bedroom brings the outdoors in by way of a hanging bed wrapped in faux vines. The setup is perfect for those who love lazy hammock days and crave a garden-like feel.

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  Add Romantic Floral Details

  

  Blogger Jennifer Lake's bedroom is a chinoiserie lover's dream, filled with dainty details and soothing colors (cool blues are perfect for a sleep space).

  Feminine details pair nicely with more neutral grays, while simple touches—like flowers on both nightstands—make the space look extra welcoming and peaceful.

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  Layer in Soft Accents

  

  Small upgrades—like the addition of a throw rug or a colorful fabric bench—can make a bedroom look more romantic in no time.

  Blogger Carla Hayden opted for soft pinks and oranges, which most certainly add a sweet touch.

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  Add Luxurious Extras

  

  White textiles add a sophisticated, adult-like feel to any bedroom. Blogger Kat Jamieson kept her space from feeling stark by adding texture in the form of a sheepskin rug and introducing romantic elements like roses and a tray of perfumes.

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  Utilize Fluffy Textures

  

  Blogger Jenica Parcell also designed a bedroom rooted in neutrals but opted for frillier touches like furry stools and fluffy pink pillows.

  Comfort is key when it comes to a romantic bedroom, so don't be afraid to indulge in these types of pieces, which will make you feel extra at ease in your space.

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  Add Glamorous Touches

  

  Blogger Lacey Kennedy designed an ultra-glam bedroom filled with plush pillows, floral details, and shabby chic accents.

  Her space is proof that you can implement a romantic theme without having to cover your walls in a bright paint color or go overboard with upgrades—it's all in the decor.

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  Decorate With Mirrors

  

  There's something about mirrored furniture that's just extra romantic and glam, and blogger Cheryl Luckett made sure to incorporate such pieces into a bedroom that she designed. Flirty leopard print and a velvet headboard making for perfect additions.

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  Hang Whimsical Wallpaper

  

  Add whimsy to your bedroom with romantic wallpaper depicting a fanciful nature scene.

  Desiree Burns Interiors chose wallpaper with a bright pink background and a larger-than-life handpainted landscape of trees, flowers, and birds. A curvy headboard completes the escapist romantic feel of the room.

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  Add Moroccan Accessories

  

  Moroccan decor will add texture and interest to a romantic modern bedroom. Erin Williamson Design layered a Moroccan wedding blanket on the end of the bed, placed a carved wood screen in front of the windows, and added a mix of patterns and soft colors to create a romantic ambiance in this A-frame bedroom.
  

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  Pair Pink and Red

  

  Create a Valentine of a color palette in shades of red and pink to give your bedroom a romantic feel year-round.

  Emily Henderson Design combined blush pink walls, a red velvet armchair, and a mix of patterned bedding to add layers to the design.

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  Try a Wall Canopy

  

  Give a twin bedroom a sense of romance by turning the bed into a real focal point. Studio Peake mixed in vintage accents like a two-tone velvet wall canopy to give the narrow bed a more expansive feel. A soft palette of pink and green is fresh and inviting.

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  Include a Seating Area

  

  If you have room, set up a seating area to make your bedroom a place to unwind and relax even when you're not in bed.

  Marie Flanigan Interiors added a cozy seating area in front of the bay windows in this spacious primary bedroom decorated with a mix of rustic elements and antiques.

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  Add a Fireplace

  

  A real or faux fireplace of any style will make your bedroom more romantic. In this Art Deco-inspired bedroom from Emily Henderson Design, a dark marble fireplace does the trick.

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  Decorate With Pastels

  

  Decorate your bedroom with soft pastels for a light romantic feel. Will Brown Interiors combined sherbet shades and soft textures for a serene feel in this romantic primary bedroom complete with a dressing table for an old school touch of glam.

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  Keep It Symmetrical

  

  A symmetrical layout will create a romantic ambiance in a shared bedroom. In this space from Brexton Cole Interiors, a framed tufted headboard floats between identical closet doors. Matching nightstands with a pair of sculptural black lamps flank the bed.

  Add romance to your bedroom with little extras, like a small vase of roses on the nightstand, or a cozy faux fur throw for cuddling up on cold nights.

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  Hang a Crystal Chandelier

  

  Add classic romance to your bedroom with an elegant chandelier. Mary Patton Design channeled timeless elegance with a crystal and brass chandelier suspended over a comfy upholstered bed frame, painting the walls in an unexpected shade of lavender for an eclectic feel.