Must-Try 2025 Trends To Create A Dreamy Bedroom You'll Never Want To Leave

Your bedroom should be a sanctuary, but even the most fabulous bedrooms can get boring. From small changes to entire overhauls, the coming year is quickly turning into a bedroom era, and it will bid adieu to cookie-cutter spaces and matchy-matchy designs. In 2025, bedrooms will become more multifunctional, with every intentional element working harmoniously with the others. But more than just following trends, these bedroom designs are meant to bring more personalization into your space while offering a private refuge for your escape. 

Nature-inspired designs, sustainability, and technology are all part of the newest 2025 bedroom looks. Earthy hues like mossy green, muted terracotta, and soft beige work when paired with rattan and linen materials to add warmth and depth for a calmer environment. Luxury atmospheres include textured layering, offering a smidge of quiet luxury and a tad of maximalism. From fluffy faux-fur rugs to cozy velvet and boucle throws, you can create the ultimate retreat mere steps from the front door. 

As fun as it is to experiment with new styles, you shouldn't feel like you have to completely redo your bedroom all at once. Even the smallest changes can yield big results. For example, you can DIY your dream Anthropologie dresser without spending a lot. Or opt for secondhand bedroom furniture. Whether it's your bedroom makeover or one for your tween who's turning into a teen in 2025, these are some of the top looks you'll want to capture in the new year.

Canopy beds will be big again in 2025, and your bedroom doesn't need high ceilings to get the look. "Canopy beds can actually give the illusion of higher ceilings," Genevieve Lake, owner of Love Lake Studio, tells Better Homes & Gardens. From whimsical sheer fabrics to heavy gold-toned draperies, the sky is the limit on how to make a canopy bed more personalized. If you love the bed frame you have even though it doesn't have a canopy, there's a way to DIY an affordable canopy bed using a simple curtain rod trick.

In 2025, bedroom design trends are moving away from those safe neutrals and shifting toward brighter color palettes, which can enhance your mood and bring a unique aesthetic to any bedroom style. Pick a color that you love and then balance out the look with neutral tones. Whether it's a splash of color with your choice of bedding or adding interesting artwork to your walls that feature bright, bold hues, color can make your bedroom so much more refreshing and energetic.

Nature-inspired bedrooms won't just be a trend in 2025, but rather a way of life. Biophilic interior design is all about experiencing well-being in your environment and a way to bring nature closer inside your home through restorative earthy tones, furniture, and decor made from sustainable materials. It features organic shapes, maximizing natural light, and touches of living greenery. It's meant to bring a sense of peaceful ambiance to your space, where the lines between the spacious outdoors and the indoors are blurred.

Wallpaper has been making a comeback for several years, and in 2025, it's still considered "in." It's popular because it can dramatically alter the appearance of a bedroom (or really any room) with 3D effects and textures that are much cheaper to achieve than through custom-made pieces. You can use wallpaper on just a featured wall in the bedroom for a cost-effective design. What's more, with today's modern wallpaper trends, it's relatively easy to remove it as your vibe ebbs and flows through the years.

Make a headboard the statement-making focal point in your bedroom, and you'll be right on trend in 2025. Oversized, drama-inducing headboards come in all varieties — tufted linen, carved wood, and velvet, to name a few. They can add character to your bedroom, regardless of the style and design of the space. A supersized headboard oozes luxury and boutique hotel style. You can go as bold or subtle as you want, and these functionally beautiful statement pieces set the tone for the entire room.

Technology is infused into our everyday lives, and that theme is showing up in minimalist bedroom aesthetics. The key in 2025 is to subtly enhance your bedroom's functionality by concealing your technology. No more oversized charging stations taking up too much space or heaps of wires peeking out from your flat-screen TV. Whether it's voice-controlled blackout shades, wireless lamps, charging nightstands, or hidden surround speakers, convenience should find its way into your bedroom without overwhelming the space. Your technology shouldn't be visible but should still be completely functional.

The most popular bedroom looks in 2025 will be centered around lots of diverse textures and plenty of layers. Don't be afraid to mix and match. Think a fluffy faux-fur rug or textured woven rug (or both), velvet throw pillows for the bed, jewel-toned velvet curtains for the windows, satin pillowcases, and a cotton-covered duvet. These are just some essentials you'll want for creating a cozy atmosphere in your bedroom. Balance out the harder surfaces in your room, like the floor, chairs, windows, or headboard, with softer materials.

From opulent light fixtures to under-the-bed lighting displays, setting the mood in your master bedroom by bringing the lights down is so in for 2025. If you already have ceiling accent lights, consider adding a dimmer switch to control the hue. The shadows that the accent lights will cast down into the bedroom play into the entire ambiance. Or add statement light fixtures with smart bulbs to set the tone with different candle-flickering options. The choices run the gamut for tapping into this trend going into the new year.

If you have a favorite luxury hotel, 2025 is the time to pay homage by getting a tailored look and incorporating the things you love most about it into your bedroom. Whether the room has a vintage feel with an iron or four-poster bed frame, a tiny cocktail table and chair, or a velvety bench at the end of the bed, you can bring all those elements into your personal space and elevate your mood. Experts recommend keeping the look simple by featuring clean lines, a softer palette, and even some freshly cut flowers now and again.