20 Bed Ideas For Small Rooms That Fit Perfectly With Your Bedroom Décor

This post shows you the best bed ideas for small rooms to try today!

One thing I look forward to after a long day at work besides a hot shower is cozying up in my king-size bed in between several layers of bedding.

However, as a visual person, I have found that matching my bed to the bedroom décor further elevates my relaxation and sleep experience.

That said, I will share twenty bed ideas for small rooms that fit perfectly with your bedroom decor.

With some creativity and a sense of adventure, different bed designs could enhance bedside décor to your liking.

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1. Wrought-Iron Frames

Consider getting a wrought-iron frame for your bed with rustic bed posts.

Then, get bed sheets and covers comprising neutral colors like white with beige stripes.

The wide frame and neutral colors make the small room appear larger.

2. Nursery-Inspired Carriage

Acquire a low-profile rustic carriage bed for your nursery.

Push the bed to the corner to leave space at the center of the room which makes the small room appear bigger.

Add a soft lighting fixture for brightness and warmth.

3. Canopy Bed

A canopy bed with a headboard conveys sophistication.

It is ideal if your small room has high ceilings and tall windows that allow maximum natural light.

The artsy pendant light directly above the bed adds to the luxurious appeal.

4. Sleigh Bed

Acquire a sleigh bed comprising a brown headboard and footboard.

It has a low-profile frame that facilitates openness and airiness.

Add an upholstered bench in front of the bed for added functionality.

5. Low-profile Frame

A low-profile bed with no headboard enhances airiness and illusion of space.

Get linen and cotton bedding in neutral colors and leave the windows open to allow natural light into the space.

Place several plants and natural décor in the bedroom for extra freshness.

6. Muted Colors

Fit an upholstered bed frame thick enough to make the space appear fuller.

Its fabric should fit a muted color theme that ensures the upholstery does not create an illusion of clutter.

Go for a pink or beige color for both the room’s walls and the bedding.

7. Rustic Bed Frame

Get a bed with a rustic frame covered in luxurious white linens.

Place several throw pillows and a yellow throw blanket to introduce subtle brightness and coziness into the room.

Place a small grey bench at the foot of the bed which takes up little space.

8. Children’s Bed Decor

Get a low-profile green bed with soft grey and baby pink sheets and covers.

Place similarly colored teddy bears on the bed and let in as much natural light as possible to enhance the soft ambiance.

This idea is suitable for a small child’s room.

9. Vertical Bed Design

For the bed, install a tall grey headboard that is tall enough to run up to the ceiling.

Get white bed sheets and a grey throw blanket to complement the headboard.

Incorporate pillows with grey, white, or pink covers for a touch of style and modern elegance.

10. Bohemian Bed

Ensure your bed has a thin headboard and frame to avoid taking up a lot of space.

For Bohemian vibes, adorn your bed with chunky knit bed covers and pillows with tassels.

Place a woven floor mat beneath the bed to match the bedding’s neutral tones.

11. Playhouse Loft Bed

You probably have a playhouse-inspired aesthetic for a child’s bedroom.

Get a loft bed with a staircase and a slide installed on either side of the bed.

With the bed pushed against the wall, leave an empty compartment as space for functionality.

12. Antique Aesthetic

Get a bed with a rustic slim white headboard whose frame takes up little space.

Spread green bed covers to match the vintage green wallpaper on the walls.

Add a wooden farmhouse bench at the foot of the bed for a stylish finish.

13. Standard Bed

Get a standard bed with a standalone white headboard and beige cushions and bedding to match the woven floor mat.

Place a white throw blanket on the bed and let in natural light for added brightness.

The focus on neutral tones facilitates a safari-inspired aesthetic.

14. Elegant Upholstery

Consider getting an upholstered black suede bed pushed against the wall.

Then, spread white sheets over the bed and fit white cushions and pillows.

Subtly conceal the windows with white sheer curtains to capitalize on natural light to brighten the room and create the illusion of space.

15. Central Positioning and Minimalist Bedding

Position your medium-sized panel bed centrally to leave enough room for mobility.

Avoid dramatic headboards and excessive bedding to eliminate clutter.

Place the headboard against the window to add to the room’s coziness and warmth.

16. Geometric Patterns on Bedding

Get a metal bed and push it to the wall close to a corner to take up less space.

The bed frame has rails which introduce geometric patterns to the bedroom décor.

Elevate this by getting a black and white duvet with geometric patterns to enhance the room’s visual appeal.

17. Continental Bed

Fit a continental bed with a slim upholstered headboard.

Then, hang picture frames comprising several geometric shapes on the wall.

Have beddings with similar subtle shapes for an artsy vibe.

18. Scandinavian Feel

Install an upholstered panel bed with a white headboard.

Place white sheets and minimal décor on the bed to match the minimalist theme throughout the room.

Upholstered bed frames and headboards add comfort and style while saving space.

19. Monochrome Platform Bed

Acquire a platform bed with a coffee brown headboard and matching bedcovers and curtains.

The low-profile bed facilitates airiness and makes the room appear large.

Attain a monochrome aesthetic with a floor carpet and wall textile in different shades of brown and bed sheets in beige.

20. Upholstered Platform Bed

Fit a platform bed with a cream-white upholstered headboard.

Push the bed against the wall to create floor space in the small room.

Organize the pillows to resemble the layered arrangements in a typical retreat room.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I choose the right bed size for a small bedroom?

The key to choosing the right bed size is to strike a balance between comfort and space.

Opt for a bed that allows for free movement around the room.

Twin or full-sized beds are great options for small rooms, while a queen can work if you maximize the space around it with smart furniture placement.

Floating nightstands or wall-mounted shelves can give you more floor space without sacrificing style.

2. What are some multifunctional bed ideas for a small room?

Multifunctional beds are perfect for small rooms as they offer storage or versatility beyond just sleeping.

Consider a bed with built-in drawers underneath or a loft bed that creates a workspace or seating area below.

Murphy beds, which fold into the wall when not in use, are another great solution for tiny spaces, making your room feel more open and uncluttered.

3. How can I make my small bedroom feel larger without changing the bed size?

You can create the illusion of more space by using light-colored bedding and décor.

Mirrors also work wonders to reflect light and give the impression of a larger room.

Choose a bed frame with legs to elevate the bed off the floor, which gives an airy feel, and pair it with vertical décor like tall headboards or artwork to draw the eye upwards.

4. What types of beds are best for small bedrooms with low ceilings?

For rooms with low ceilings, consider platform beds, which sit lower to the ground and give your room a more spacious feel.

You can also try a futon or daybed that doubles as seating during the day.

Avoid tall, bulky headboards or canopy beds, as they can make the room feel cramped and emphasize the low ceiling height.

5. How can I style my bed to complement my small bedroom décor?

Styling a bed in a small room is all about cohesion and simplicity.

Choose bedding that complements your overall color scheme, and layer with textures like throw pillows or blankets to add depth without overwhelming the space.

Opt for a headboard that matches your décor style, but keep it minimal.

To keep things sleek, you can use neutral tones and introduce pops of color through accessories like cushions or wall art.

If you love these ideas, don’t forget to pin the above image to your “Bedroom” board.