Studio McGee has a knack for creating bedrooms that feel both luxurious and perfectly settled. You can definitely pull some inspiration from their look to give your own sleeping spot a more considered, calm feeling.
These 28 design insights might help you out.
Frame Your Bed with Botanical Art
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Hang three framed botanical illustrations directly above your headboard. Their simple gold frames specifically complement neutral bedding, so the art stands out.
Textured Wallpaper Creates a Calm, Layered Backdrop
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The subtle, woven texture of this wallpaper covers the walls. It’s a natural material.
Anchor a Dark Room with Landscape Art
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A large, framed landscape painting, featuring a muted color palette, sits above your bed, drawing the eye to its wide, calming scene.
Tufted Navy Headboard Anchors Artwork and Pillows
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Navy fabric covers a tall, tufted headboard. It sits below a wide landscape artwork.
Layer Bedding for a Cozy Striped Look
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A striped duvet, paired with a knit throw draped across the bed, unites these two textiles to form a consistent neutral palette.
Introduce Natural Texture with a Rattan Bench
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Woven rattan forms a bench at the foot of your bed, offering a casual spot to sit. This natural material brings visible texture to the room.
Plush Bouclé Swivel Chairs Create Cozy Seating Nooks
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Two rounded swivel chairs, upholstered in soft, textured bouclé, create seating by the window.
Warm Up Your Room with a Woven Leather Headboard
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Woven leather as a headboard delivers a deep, organic surface quality that warms your room and captures attention. This material also provides a distinctive, touchable feature placed behind your bed.
Pair Landscape Art Above an Upholstered Headboard
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Hang two framed landscape prints above your upholstered headboard. You’ll notice their tones are dark and muted.
Striped Storage Bench Offers Hidden Bedside Space
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At the foot of the bed, a fabric-covered storage bench with a pinstripe pattern provides a place to sit while dressing. The bench also offers hidden space for extra blankets and linens.
Textured Upholstered Bench Offers a Cozy Foot-of-Bed Spot
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When you’re looking for extra space at the foot of your bed, a plush, upholstered bench fits well. It can hold blankets or provide a surface to sit on.
Define Your Space with a Black Metal Canopy Bed
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Install a simple black metal canopy bed frame. Its minimalist structure is a clean frame for your layered bedding.
Abstract Art Prints Frame a Dark Wood Headboard
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Two framed abstract prints with bold black shapes hang above a dark wood headboard.
Contrast Wood with Paneled Walls
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If your walls have vertical white paneling, use a simple wooden headboard. Layered linens and a textured throw complete the bed.
Tall Channel-Tufted Headboard Creates a Soothing Focal Point
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Install a tall, channel-tufted headboard in neutral fabric. It extends high above the bed pillows, a noticeable detail.
Layer Wall Interest with Framed Textured Art
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Two pictures, each with fabric panels stacked within their borders, can be placed over your headboard to bring a quiet dimension. These artworks, in uncolored fabric, provide an understated centerpiece and pair well with a peaceful color scheme.
Woven Cube Ottomans Add Natural Texture and Seating
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Place two square ottomans with a woven texture at the foot of the bed. They offer extra seating or a spot to rest items.
Their neutral tones blend easily with most room palettes.
Bring Nature In with Horizontal Landscape Art
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Above the headboard, hang a wide, framed landscape painting. The artwork shows muted green and beige tones.
It’s a quiet piece, bringing elements of nature into the room.
Combine Tufted Texture with Leather Straps
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A channel-tufted headboard upholstered in neutral stripe fabric sits behind the bed. Above it, a large abstract artwork is suspended by leather straps.
It’s a visible pairing of textures and forms.
Blend Softness and Wood with an Upholstered Bed
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Warm wood trim appears on the posts of a clean, upholstered bed frame. It’s a combination of soft fabric and natural wood.
Soften Your Bed Frame with Curved Wood Trim
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Choose an upholstered bed frame with a rounded wood frame. The natural wood tone appears warm against the clean upholstery.
It’s a noticeable departure from beds with sharp, angular lines.
Incorporate a Rattan Bench with Cane Back
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At the foot of your bed, a woven rattan bench with a cane-style back sits. It’s made from a natural material.
Framed Landscape Art Above Dark Paneled Headboard
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Above a dark paneled headboard, a wide, framed landscape painting hangs. The artwork’s tones are neutral.
Woven Rattan Headboard Adds Natural Texture to White Walls
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Choose a woven rattan headboard for a room with crisp white walls. It’s a lighter material than wood or upholstered options.
Contrast Leather Warmth with Cool Paneling
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Warm, caramel-toned leather forms the headboard that sits against cool, muted green vertical paneling. It’s a rich material.
Upholstered Bench Offers a Soft Landing at the Foot of the Bed
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Neutral upholstery covers the plush, rectangular bench. It’s placed near the bed frame and rug.
Channel-Tufted Upholstered Headboard Creates a Soft Focal Point
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A channel-tufted headboard, covered in a softly toned fabric, establishes a plush central element for your bed. Its vertical stitching introduces a delicate surface quality, which harmonizes with the bedroom’s gentle color scheme without dominating the wall.
