20 Burgundy Bedroom Ideas With Pretty Patterns and Rich Color

Explore 20 burgundy bedroom ideas with wine-colored bedding, floral gallery walls, cream accents and pretty pink pairings. Find inspiration for small updates, statement curtains and darker bedroom colors.

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20 Burgundy Bedroom Ideas With Pretty Patterns and Rich Color

Looking for burgundy bedroom ideas that don’t all start with painting your walls? Deep red bedding, floral prints and even a little fringed lamp give you plenty to work with.

These rooms and moodboards include darker looks plus lighter pink and cream combinations.

You can keep things simple with a few pillows or go all out with matching curtains and bedding. I especially love the floral details.

There are also a few softer color ideas here if you’re not ready for burgundy everywhere.

Burgundy bedroom ideas worth saving

wine curtains and a black bed

We’re starting off strong with these gorgeous floor-length curtains. I love how the burgundy repeats in the pillows, throw and little chair beside the bed.

Try gray bedding with a black bed frame to follow this look. The patterned rug brings a little more red into the room without covering every surface.

florals and a white vanity

How pretty is this moodboard? The burgundy floral background and carved white vanity are such a lovely pairing.

Those pink flower-shaped lights are a favorite detail too!

If you want to try the bedding idea, pair small floral prints with burgundy ruffled pillows.

a big bow above the bed

I am obsessed with this bow wall decoration. It’s so cute above the little floral pictures, plus there’s a burgundy heart pillow down by the bed.

Keep your bedding mostly cream if you want a similar look. Then bring in checked curtains and a dark red throw for a little more pattern and color.

burgundy paneling and cream bedding

If you are looking for a way to use burgundy without changing all your bedding, this one is for you. The paneled wall sits behind a curved pale headboard and layers of neutral pillows.

I love the matching little wall lights on either side. They leave the bedside tables free for smaller decorations.

deep red bedding and leafy branches

Don’t want to add lots of patterns? No problem! Try this burgundy bedding with white pillows behind it and a pale headboard.

The leafy branches and simple bench are my favorite extras here. A matching dark red throw draped over the bench carries the color right down to the foot of the bed.

a fringed red lamp

This lamp may just be one of my favorite details here. I love the scalloped red shade and all that long fringe.

The pale bedding lets the lamp stand out beside the black scrollwork headboard. Try a small group of framed illustrations above your bed if you like this more decorated look.

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dark curtains and red lighting

If you want to go all out with dark red, there’s plenty of inspiration here. The curtains and bedding match, with red lighting tracing the ceiling edge and the wall behind the bed.

I especially love the black-and-cream wavy rug. It gives you a bold pattern without adding another bright color.

flowers above and below

The floral fans are going to love this! There are flowers in the framed prints, on the pillows and in the arrangement beside the bed.

Try mixing cream-backed floral pillows with darker red ones like these. You don’t need every print to match.

a red patterned rug

Don’t want to repaint or replace your bedding? Start with a rug instead.

This red patterned one adds plenty of color beneath a pale bed in an otherwise neutral room.

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Leave some of the rug showing along the side and foot of your bed so you can see that pretty border.

little shelves and stuffed animals

How cute is this room? The stuffed animals on the shelves and bed are adorable next to the burgundy bedding.

I love the little pink lamps too. If you want a similar display, try mixing your favorite small decorations with framed pictures rather than filling every shelf with the same thing.

deep red walls and pale bedding

If you’re looking for a darker wall color without lots of extra decoration, take a little inspiration from this room. The deep reddish-brown walls surround pale bedding and brown drawer units.

Keep your wall display small with a couple of floating shelves and simple frames, just like this.

wine bedding and playful shapes

The green and burgundy pairing is so cute in this moodboard. I love the irregular rug with its black-and-cream border.

If you want your wall decor to look a little different, try an unevenly shaped mirror and colorful picture mats. The pink and blue details are worth borrowing too.

sage curtains and red stripes

This is another pretty way to pair green with burgundy. The moodboard brings together sage curtains, deep red bedding and bold striped pillows.

I’d keep those stripes if I were trying this combination. They add something playful alongside the simple brown furniture.

a rosy reading corner

Have a spare corner you want to decorate? This rosy chair and matching footstool are a lovely idea to borrow for a bedroom seating area.

The pink pillow and red flowers look so pretty beneath the abstract artwork. Add a floor lamp beside your chair if you want to follow the arrangement here.

pink stripes beneath a skylight

Want something lighter than deep wine red? This room leans into dusty pink instead, with striped bedding and ruffled pillow edges.

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I love the round wall lights on either side of the bed. For a burgundy variation, you could swap the long front pillow for a dark red one while keeping the pink stripes.

striped walls and an ornate mirror

The tall gold-colored mirror is my favorite part of this corner. It looks gorgeous against the narrow brown-and-cream wall stripes.

This isn’t a burgundy room as shown, but the pattern is a pretty idea to borrow. Try wine-and-cream stripes in your own version if you want to bring in that deeper red.

a curved lamp and abstract prints

If you are looking for a simpler mix of decorations, then this moodboard is for you. There’s a burgundy dome lamp, pale bedding and abstract pictures with dark red brushstrokes.

I’d choose one of those prints above the bed and repeat its red with a single pillow. The cream vases are lovely little additions.

green bedding and red roses

I am obsessed with the rose picture in this moodboard. The dark red flowers look so pretty above the green bedding and pink-red accent pillows.

Keep the burgundy curtains if you want more red in your own version. The gold-colored frames and brown drawer units finish this combination beautifully.

berry accents and gold-colored details

If you love a little sparkle, this one is for you. The geometric ceiling light and illuminated round mirror sit above beige furniture with berry-colored accents.

I especially love the matching lampshade and pillows. Try repeating one red shade in a few places rather than changing all your bedding.

blush bedding and wine pillows

Last but definitely not least, we have this pretty blush and burgundy combination. I love the dark red pillows peeking out behind the pale ones!

The burgundy throw and patterned rug bring in more of that same color. Keep the walls light if you want to follow this look, with a simple landscape picture above the bed.

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