Looking for bedroom photo frame ideas that go beyond one picture on your nightstand? Think matching black frames, little gold ovals or photo ledges filled with your favorite snapshots.
These ideas include bedroom arrangements plus a few displays from other spaces you could adapt for your own room.
You can keep it simple or go all out. There are framed photos, pretty art prints and even a couple of frameless options if you want something a little different.
Photo and Frame Displays Worth Saving
two rows of black frames
We’re starting off strong with this gorgeous black-and-white display. Ten matching frames sit in two neat rows above the bed.
I love how the wide white borders give each little photograph its own space.
Try the same arrangement with your favorite black-and-white photos. Keep the gaps even to follow this look.
layered white picture ledges
If you want room for pictures and a few little decorations, this one is for you. The white ledges hold a mix of tall prints, smaller frames and greenery above the bed.
Start with a larger botanical print, then tuck smaller pictures beside it. Those little rounded ornaments are a pretty extra touch.
ornate frames and trailing flowers
I am obsessed with this mix of ornate frames. The tiny oval portrait looks so cute beside the larger landscapes and floral pictures.
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There’s also a basket with greenery and white flowers tucked into the arrangement. Borrow that detail if you want your bedroom wall to include more than pictures.
one big gold frame
How pretty is that large gold-colored frame? The green scene inside it takes up most of the space above the dresser, with smaller pictures gathered around the top and sides.
This display sits beside a drinks cart, but you could borrow the picture arrangement for a bedroom dresser. Start with one large piece you love rather than making every frame match.
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photo grid with little lights
Don’t want to put every photo in a separate frame? No problem!
This black grid holds lots of little snapshots with glowing lights threaded through it.
I love the leafy branches at opposite corners. Keep a few photos tilted like these if you want a less formal display.
black frames on one ledge
This is such a cute way to mix photography with graphic prints. The large black-and-white face collage sits in the middle, with smaller frames on either side.
A single white ledge keeps the whole arrangement in one row. You could bring in one pale pink print like the one here without changing the mostly black-and-white look.
a pale four-by-four gallery
If you love a neatly arranged photo wall, save this one. Sixteen pale frames form a square on the wall beside the bed, each with a wide white border.
The little black-and-white photos look so pretty against the light wall. Choose matching frame sizes if you want to recreate this exact layout.
gingham and little illustrations
How cute is that gingham border? It surrounds a botanical illustration near the top, with smaller food, flower and street scenes filling the wall below.
I especially love the little arched frame. Add one different frame shape to your own collection if you want to break up all those rectangles.
gold frames and oval mirrors
The oval mirrors may just be my favorite part of this gallery. They sit among gold-colored, white and dark frames filled with flowers and small scenes.
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This arrangement is above a bench rather than a bed. Try a smaller version over a bedroom bench if you like the same mix of mirrors and pictures.
a tall portrait collection
Have a narrow patch of wall you’d like to fill? Take a little inspo from this tall display of portraits and group photographs.
The brown, black and gold-colored frames are all different sizes.
The large rounded portrait near the middle is a lovely place to start. You could adapt this doorway-side arrangement for a narrow wall beside your bedroom door.
a little bedside photo
Don’t want to go all out with a gallery wall? This bedside pairing is for you.
A small silver-colored photo frame sits in front of a much larger framed street scene.
I love the wide white border on the larger picture. Leave room for your lamp and everyday bedside things rather than filling the whole surface with frames.
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clipboard picture rows
Here’s a different way to display your pictures without traditional frames. Clipboards hold colorful illustrations and lettering in rows above a dresser.
You could try the same idea with photo prints in your bedroom. Keep the boards matching like these, then mix up the colors in the pictures.
a white bow and gingham border
I am obsessed with this little floral picture. The ornate gold-colored frame, gingham border and white bow are just so pretty together.
Try adding a bow above a frame you already have if you want to borrow one detail. You don’t need a whole gallery wall for this look.
pictures around a wavy mirror
This blue wall has so many lovely little details. Sailboat pictures, portraits and framed writing wrap around a wide mirror with a wavy edge.
The model boats on the dresser carry on the sailing theme. For your own version, mix personal photos with a few prints that share a subject you love.
arched photo boards and black bows
How adorable are these matching arched displays? Little wedding photos sit against pale backgrounds, with a black bow on each board.
I love that the photos aren’t arranged exactly the same way on both sides. Try this with a collection from one occasion, or gather a few favorite moments together.
three simple frames above the bed
If you’re looking for something that keeps the wall simple, go with three matching black frames. These hold pale abstract prints above a dark headboard.
You could swap in three black-and-white photographs while keeping the same tall frames and even spacing.
two shelves of favorite pictures
This is one of my favorite ways to bring different frames together. Two brown ledges hold little portraits, larger prints and patterned frames, with some pictures partly overlapping.
Place taller pieces at the back, then add smaller photos in front. There’s no need to hide a favorite frame just because it doesn’t match the others.
a narrow photo-strip frame
Sometimes one little frame is enough. This narrow brown frame holds a vertical strip of black-and-white pictures beside the headboard.
The single white rose on the nightstand looks so pretty underneath. Save this idea if you have a photo strip you’d rather display than tuck into a drawer.
photo collage with a glowing sign
Want to skip frames altogether? This wall is filled with overlapping snapshots, with a pink-purple glowing sign right across the middle.
I love the uneven edges of the collage. Try grouping your photos close together like these if you want one big display rather than scattered pictures.
pastel frames around the corner
Last but definitely not least, we have this adorable corner gallery. I love the pink bow print and the little green oval frame!
Flowers, pastel borders and gold-colored frames fill both walls above the bed.
You could tuck a few personal photos among the illustrations to make your own version. Keep some of those small frames in the mix too.
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