Boudoir Bedroom Ideas
Marks & Spencer
Create your own romantic haven with these gorgeous romantic bedroom ideas.
From soft and dappled lighting to soothing, enveloping colours - the right design scheme can make the world of difference and transform your bedroom into an opulent dream space.
It does however tend to be texture rather than pattern that will help you create your perfect boudoir, the more luxurious the better. Layer together chunky wools, sumptuous velvets, soft silks, semi-sheers and sheepskins to entice you into bed all the quicker.
Lighting plays a big part in the bedroom. Whether it's task lamps you can place directly on bedside tables for a bit of night time reading, ornate chandeliers that disperse light across the room or a twinkling of fairy lights all around the bed, these all help to set the mood in your bedroom come night time.
Sticking to a colour scheme will help soft colours work best; blush, lilacs, greys and neutrals always work well together. Likewise, sticking to plains mixed with pretty patterns like florals works particularly well, but there's also nothing stopping you opting for an ombre or blurred abstract prints as long as it's not too dominating.
Don't rule out darker, richer colours like charcoal, aubergine and chocolate as long as they're balanced out by lighter accents, this creates an even more intense, cocooning affect.
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Mix up tactile fabrics-sumptuous velvets and silky cottons look great combined with pretty sheers and faded rugs, creating a soft, luxurious look. Use decorative lighting such as ornate chandeliers and metallic candlesticks to bring a warm glow come bed time.
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Darker colours such as slate and black don't always have romantic connotations, but they can be incredibly cocooning particularly when teamed with soft floral prints. For inspiration look to House of Hackney or highstreet favourite Marks & Spencer.
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All-white rooms are beautiful but can be quite cold. For an instantaneous splash of romance add a variety of plush textures like ruched bedding, white silks, faux fur and even some light and boho feeling linen. Pair with woods and woven decor for an inviting, ultra comfortable space.
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You may usually shy away from black and gold colour combinations but it's a surprisingly romantic yet glamorous look. You don't have to decorate your entire wall in gilded wallpaper but a nod to art deco through stylized patterned bedlinen, mirrored side tables and elegant table lamps will add style and warmth to your bedroom.
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All-white bedrooms are calming and serene - perfect for unwinding and creating a romantic environment. Why not invest in a statement and grand bedframe like this one. Pair with all-white bedding and if you want to create more grandeur, a chandilier and statement wall will make the space seem even more special. You'll never want to leave.
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Blue doesn't have to be a cold colour-shades of duck egg mixed in with whites and teals can create a soft, elegant look. The key is mixing textures such as sheepskin, mohair and quilted throws together which will make the space feel tactile and inviting.
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We all love grey but mixing it in with soft creams and mauves will instantly prettify your bedroom. Stick to subtle patterns and intricate embroidery on cushions and bedspreads to give a soft, whimsical feel.
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Dark coloured walls are great at creating ambience and a romantic mood. If it's too dark for you, simply brighten with white bedding and a fab mix of prints like polka dots and stripe. It's fun and sophisticated at the same time.
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Vintage style bedrooms can look incredibly romantic-pale distressed woods and tactile hessian rugs partnered with crisp white linen and simple chandeliers mixes the old with the new but keeps the look of grandeur.
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Who would have thought paisley print could be romantic? Inspired by traditional styles, this purple and cream look can be cosy and luxe when done right. A padded headboard and satin, rouge rounded cushion make the bed look extra amorous.
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Pastel room schemes are becoming increasingly popular-powdery pinks, chalky blues and pale greens create a soft, feminine colour palette when worked together-stop it looking too girly by grounding it with modern touches of wood, metal and glass through flooring, lighting and furniture.
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Country bedrooms are about mixing floral accents with a bit of vintage bedroom furniture to give the master bedroom a homely feel. Add a romantic touch with a hit of gilt in the lighting or bedroom storage, and layer lots of quilts for extra snugness.
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Modern bedroom furniture is full of clean lines and sharp edges, but that doesn't mean it needs to feel cold. Here, the master bedroom design is stopped from feeling overpoweringly masculine by the bronze bedframe and slatted headboard. And as for bedroom colour ideas? The cream paint on the walls, picking up the original features and matching the soft rug makes the room feel instantly palatial.
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Adding lots of cushions and pillows is a quick way to make a master bedroom feel more romantic, with blankets and throws adding to the decadence. Just a few in soft girlie colours can provide a bedroom makeover with added comfort.
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A low bed in a high ceilinged master bedroom can increase the feeling of being cocooned – you get into bed and snuggle up with the cavernous space opening up above you. Here, the padded headboard increases the level of comfort, becoming a place you will always feel relaxed.
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Deep and royal blues with golds and beiges are rich, gorgeous and mood boosting for a romantic night in.
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All white bedrooms are serene, and with a sense of calm comes a feeling a romance. Playing with the neutral pallete, by adding hits of cream and taupe and natural wood, stops the whiteness of the master bedroom design from being too stark.
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Having a free standing bath in the master bedroom can make the room feel like a hotel, and it's always more romantic to be away on a mini break than at home. Ultimate luxury.
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Bohemian bedrooms are perfect if you want to create an ornate space that is fit for a queen. The striped posts and material used for the canopy add a sense of fun, whist the abundance of cushions means even a princess won't feel the pea.
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Textured bedlinen adds to the feeling of luxury, creating a sumptuous nest to fall into, so a key master bedroom decorating idea is to go for an eiderdown or duvet cover with a subtle raised design. The curtains around the bed clearly mark out the different zones of the bedroom, from living area to sleeping…and more!
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Bold patterns turn this master bedroom into an exotic boudoir – having curtains to potentially hide the bed area make you feel like you're entering an inner chamber. Endlessly sexy.
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Add a touch of the je ne se quoi. This geometric print wallpaper looks fun but classy and modern. When matched with a white wooden headboard and luxurious silk bedding, you can create a romantic look which is personal to you and oh so chic.
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Greys and pretty pinks are classic and oh so chic when paired. Making a feature wall behind your bed's headboard is a great way to make your bedroom seem more sophisticated and enchanting.
Source: https://www.redonline.co.uk/interiors/g504674/romantic-bedroom-ideas/
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