Looking for a color drenched bedroom with a little personality? Think sage walls and ceilings, dusty rose overhead or blue paint carried onto a fireplace.
These rooms include all-over color plus accent walls and smaller touches if you’re not ready to paint everything.
You can keep things simple or go all out. I especially love the unexpected color pairings here, from burgundy curtains against blue walls to a bright pink lampshade beside brown cupboards.
Bedroom color ideas worth saving
burgundy panels and cream bedding
We’re starting off with this pretty burgundy paneled wall. I love the curved cream headboard against that dark red, especially with the little shaded lights on either side.
This is an accent-wall idea rather than an all-over painted room. Try it if you want to introduce a deeper shade while keeping your bedding and upper walls pale.
teal on the slope
Got an angled wall you’re not sure what to do with? This deep teal follows the slope behind the bed while the paneled ceiling stays white.
The pale chair and drawers are so pretty beside it. Add a patterned blue cushion if you want to repeat a little of that color away from the wall.
blue walls and bedside books
This book-filled bedroom may just be one of my favorites here. The dark blue shelves sit on either side of the bed, with a large pale artwork in between.
I love the bright green vase on the right. That’s a fun little detail to borrow if your blue bedroom needs another color.
wine walls and teal accents
If you are looking for a room with lots of different details, then this one is for you. There are wine-colored walls, tall black bedposts and ornate mirrors mixed among the framed pictures.
I am obsessed with the teal cushions and matching color on the bed. Keep that pairing in mind if you want burgundy without sticking to an entirely red room.
pale blue and little flowers
How pretty is this blue bedroom? The curved brown bed frame and tall dresser mirror look lovely against the pale walls.
Little floral patterns repeat across the bedding and the blue-and-white vases.
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Try a small blue cushion on your bed to bring the wall color into the arrangement.
taupe panels and scalloped curves
I am obsessed with this wavy headboard. It’s such a good detail beside the straight wall moldings, plus that striped pendant is adorable.
The taupe walls and brown-toned ceiling keep the colors close. Try pale green cushions with smaller rust-striped ones in front to follow the bed styling.
sage panels and a brick corner
Don’t want to cover every surface in paint? No problem! This bedroom keeps the reddish brick column visible beside a sage paneled wall.
I love the two open geometric pendants above the brown seat. The small floral cushion is a pretty finishing touch.
blue fireplace and burgundy curtains
The blue and burgundy pairing is so gorgeous in this room. Blue runs across the walls, fireplace surround and window trim, with long dark red curtains beside the windows.
If you want to go a step further, repeat that red in striped cushions like the ones here. I’d keep the pale beaded chandelier too.
a pale aqua ceiling
Who says the color has to start on the walls? This room keeps them cream and puts pale aqua overhead, around an ornate white ceiling medallion.
It’s not an all-over color scheme, but it’s a lovely ceiling idea to borrow. The dark open bed frames and framed botanical pictures keep the rest simple.
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charcoal and a landscape
If you love dark bedroom colors, save this one. The charcoal wall sits behind a large landscape picture, with a pale curved headboard underneath.
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My favorite part is the mix of brown and muted olive cushions. Try those shades with dark bedding rather than adding lots of bright accessories.
rust-red sleeping nook
How cute is this arched nook? The rust-red color covers the inside walls, overhead surface and shelves.
A matching painted arch stretches across the cupboard doors beside it.
This is a fun way to try concentrated color in just one part of a room. I’d leave the bedding pale like this.
sage from walls to ceiling
This color drenched bedroom may just be my favorite one so far. I love how the sage continues over the wall moldings and onto the decorated ceiling.
The pink patterned pillows are so pretty against it. Add a single yellow cushion in front if you want that same little splash of brighter color.
brown and green mood board
Want to plan the pieces before picking up a paintbrush? This collage gives you brown furniture, leafy plants and a dark patterned rug to work with.
It’s a mood board rather than a finished room.
I especially love the orange rounded lamp. Try that little burst of color beside a mostly brown-and-green scheme.
glossy blue-gray shelves
The glossy blue-gray paneling is gorgeous here. It continues around the angled opening and across the built-in shelves behind the bed.
Keep your shelf decorations mostly pale if you want to follow this look. The cream books and rounded vases look so pretty against those dark recesses.
sage boards and exposed beams
Don’t want to paint your ceiling beams? No problem there!
This room pairs sage horizontal wall boards with an exposed brown ceiling and pale bedding.
The little botanical prints above the bed are my favorite detail. Repeat the green in a few pillows to bring it onto the bed too.
olive walls and playful art
How fun is that bubblegum portrait? The olive walls have plenty of personality already, but the pictures and leafy plants make this room even more interesting.
The upper walls and ceiling stay white here. Try yellow cushions and a lighter green throw if you like the mix of colors on the bed.
a green chair and gallery wall
This one brings the color through furniture and accessories rather than painted walls. I love the green chair beside the pink and patterned cushions on the bed.
Mix smaller pictures with a few larger prints for a gallery wall like this. You don’t need matching frames to follow the idea.
blue fireplace and mustard above
I love this pale blue fireplace with the mustard-colored upper wall. The big stretch of white between them keeps this a color-blocked look rather than a fully drenched room.
That yellow-and-white striped vase is such a cute extra touch. Try repeating one of your paint colors in a small accessory like this.
brown cupboards and a pink shade
If you’re looking for an unexpected color combination, this one is for you. Tall brown paneled cupboards sit beside a gray door, with a bright pink wall lampshade near the bed.
Not gonna lie, that little pink shade is my favorite part. It’s a detail worth trying before changing all your bedding.
rose walls and matching ceiling
Last but definitely not least, we have this gorgeous rose-colored bedroom. I am obsessed with the color continuing onto the ceiling! The oversized fan-shaped decoration above the bed is so pretty.
Try scalloped mirrors on either side if you like this arrangement. The striped bedding keeps the bed simple beneath all those curves.
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