Looking for the latest bedroom launches to revamp your sleep haven? We’ve got you covered!

From gorgeous eco-friendly beds to striking wallpapers, here’s what you need to invest in this season to achieve a stand-out bedroom design…

Cosiness, revisited

Versatility and comfort are still at the forefront in the post-Covid era, only now, they’re taking a more flamboyant form. Use a cosy sofa bed as your neutral canvas, to create the vibrant spare bedroom design of your dreams. Pair it with a bold floral wallpaper and striped linen in playful colours, for that whimsical effect.

Gentle hues

Pastel shades of pink, green and yellow are on trend, and will look even more special when combined with jolly elements and patterns, such as striped headboards and candy-shaped cushions – you get extra points if you add in a characterful table lamp too.

Eccentric bedroom lighting

Statement table lamps are bound to elevate the look of your bedroom, and they are literally everywhere these days. From wiggle to leaf-shaped to jazzy and metallic, no piece is too quirky or too over-the-top.

Highland breeze

Green shows no signs of waning as designers’ and homeowners’ favourite colour, with deep, forest tones being all the rage. Trust in the leafy shade to create a restful atmosphere in the bedroom, and get organised with Neatsmith’s Highland x Green Glass wardrobe.

Slumber party

Few things feel more liberating than sleeping on the floor on a hot summer’s day. Do it in style, and with a little more comfort, with Loaf’s Sleepover floor cushion.

This smart piece is basically a mattress and pouffe all at once – fold it out to reveal the comfy mattress or pile it back up and use it as a squishy pouffe. Add in some throw pillows and you may find yourself hosting an impromptu sleepover.

Fantasy land

Maximalism is slowly but surely making a comeback, and what better place to let loose than in your child’s bedroom? Circu Magical Furniture has just what you need to fill their room with fairy dust.

Made of wood and soft velvet, the brand’s dreamy Tristen bed comes in five different colours and looks like a happy little cloud on earth. Once they shut their eyes, they’ll be travelling to a kingdom far, far away.

Spirited bedroom walls

Carve out the ultimate ‘chill out’ zone for your child to relax and play. Include a chaise lounge and all their favourite toys and pair them with a statement wallpaper to make this pocket space pop. Nature- and animal-inspired motifs are having a moment this year.

By the coast

Have you had your ‘five-a-day’ today? With the Night Lark Amal Lemons coverless duvet from The Fine Bedding Company, you might not have to. Its fun lemon pattern will bring the refreshing scents of the Italian coastline into your room, while its lightweight, silky texture feels soft and smooth on the skin.

The in-built cover also makes it easy to wash, putting an end to the perpetual duvet cover struggle.

Soft bedroom textiles

The au-naturel, non-manufactured look has taken over upholstery, with mass-produced, ‘cold’ designs making way for kinder, natural-looking fabrics. Iliv’s boho-chic Jardine collection offers sustainable cushions and side tables upholstered in beautiful, leaf-adorned patterns.

Go green

With the environmental crisis in full swing, more and more interior brands are trying to be as responsible as possible. Join them in their sustainability efforts, starting with this all-natural bed from Atkin & Thyme. Crafted from eco-friendly mango wood, with its headboard and footboard upholstered in a luxurious cotton velvet in Olive Green, the Mabel is made for peaceful, uninterrupted dreams.

Colourful birdsong

If you’re going to include natural elements in your space, why not let Mother Nature herself in, and transform your room into a serene meadow? You can almost hear the birds singing on Graham & Brown’s Clavering Birds Sage Green bedding set, available from £90. Let them and their rainbow-coloured feathers lull you to sleep, as you get whisked off to a mythical forest.

Cool boards

Supersized, characterful headboards are the perfect way to spice up an otherwise minimalist room – from round and wavy to polka-dotted or checked, they are sure to add that larger-than-life element missing from a neutral design.

Studio Gabrielle’s handmade-to-order La Grâce bed features a lovely scalloped headboard that can be upholstered in a striped fabric by Colours of Arley to deliver the wow factor and then some.

Feel-good bedroom cushions

When it comes to pillows, more is more. Stack up your favourite cushions to bring that ‘hygge’ quality into an already relaxed space, and choose floral patterns in pale colours to create a sense of warmth and tranquillity.

At £115, Inchyra’s handmade-to-order Briar cushion with feather cushion pad, is a good place to start. Originally an antique wallpaper discovered behind a wooden shutter in the Inchyra estate in Scotland, its pretty floral motif is now printed on pure linen, with zip closing for extra flexibility.

Concealed tech

Sleek technology features are now more popular than ever – and the more seamlessly they blend into the bedroom design, the better.

To ensure you get a good night’s sleep, look at sound-absorbing wall panels such as the Trepanel Design smoked-oak, acoustic, wood slat panels from Walls and Floors, which feature real wood veneer and a black rigid felt backing. Stylish and practical, they pair well with discreet pendant lights.

Opulent bedroom throws

Quiet luxury is still going strong, so consider investing in plush fabrics for a glamorous touch. Yarn Collective’s latest collection includes eight gorgeous textiles, from sheers to weaves, which draw inspiration from the natural world.

In the mood

Love ambient lighting but haven’t found a way to incorporate it into your bedroom design yet? Priced £825, Lee Broom’s Mythos wall sconce from the Alchemist collection offers an easy way to do it, tying in beautifully with a moody, yet warm, industrial space.

The wall-mounted light is formed of a brass structure that nestles an illuminated glass orb. The light emitted from the sphere appears to be different from every angle, meant to add interest and intrigue to your lighting scheme.

Golden retro

The uncomplicated mid-century style remains a beloved, highly attractive choice for any stunning bedroom design. Bring it to the 21st century by welcoming a more sparkling take on the classic look, with the ultra-glamorous Antin sideboard by Mid-Century Club – available from essentialhome.eu. Its grand, shimmering presence is sure to give your space bonus personality points.

The great outdoors

Recreate the relaxing ambience of a glamping tent in your bedroom, with Garden Trading’s chic Fawley chevron bed. It’s crafted from reclaimed pinewood and features a warm, natural finish, while the solid wooden slats make it a sturdy, long-lasting choice.

To complete the ‘al fresco’ look, match it with the brand’s Fawley chevron bedside table, at £280, which features the same appealing chevron design.

Happy storing

Buttery yellow shades are dominating the season, and they can really help to balance out the mixing-and-matching of patterns like gingham or stripes.

Add Mustard Made’s oh-so-cheery Shorty locker in Butter next to your bed, and keep all the important bits safely stored away. It features two adjustable shelves inside, and comes with a lock and custom keyring, too, for extra privacy.

Declutter your bedroom

Can’t decide how big you want your wardrobe to be or how many compartments you’d like it to have? Designed by Vuesse, Scavolini’s Walk-in Fluida collection offers several possible reconfigurations to suit your space and taste. Choose from linear or corner solutions, with visible modules or modules closed with doors, or freestanding pieces.

With five available colours (from Pure White to Garden Walnut) and a range of door materials with push-pull openings or handles, it really doesn’t get more versatile than this.

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