A well-designed bedroom is crucial not just for getting a good night’s sleep but also as a sanctuary for relaxation and me-time.
Gone are the days when a bed and a couple of nightstands sufficed, today’s bedroom trends are all about creating curated spaces that cocoon you in comfort.
‘While bedroom furniture trends are ever-evolving, a constant goal remains: crafting a space that exudes tranquility and versatility, fostering relaxation and well-being,’ says Liz Marchant Ourston of Liz Marchant Interiors.
From statement-making canopy beds to cozy seating and vintage pieces, this year’s trends reflect a desire for comfort, personality, and more purposeful design in the bedroom. Here, we’ve spoken to top interior designers to find out what bedroom furniture trends they’re backing for 2025, so you know what to keep on your radar when planning a bedroom makeover.
10 bedroom furniture trends to have on your radar for 2025
When it comes to giving your home a refresh, the bedroom always seems to fall last on the list, with kitchens and bathrooms getting most of the limelight. But as the room in which we spend most of our time – whether that’s sleeping, getting ready for the day, or even working from home – it deserves a spruce up from time to time.
Now we’re not talking about complete renovation bedroom ideas, but by arming you with 2025’s most-coveted bedroom furniture trends you can go forth and give your sleep space a stylish revamp for the new year.
1. Return of the armoire
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As a fan of vintage furniture trends, interior designer Kathy Kuo is looking forward to seeing the return of the traditional armoire.
‘I’m predicting that 2025 is going to be the year of the armoire,’ says Kathy. ‘Though they’ve long been in the mix, they haven’t always been used to their full potential in bedroom design. I love the practicality – especially in pieces with both shelving and hanger rods – and the dramatic look of a stylish armoire.’
Whether used as bedroom storage for clothing or extra linens, the armoire has been overlooked for far too long. Not just providing ample extra space, it can also serve as a beautiful focal point that adds heaps of personality to a vintage bedroom.
In a deep and moody cherry finish, this armoire wardrobe helps to keep your bedroom organized and brings a touch of warmth to your decor.
Mason Cane Storage Cabinet
For a boho take on the armoire, this cane cabinet feels refreshed and stylish thanks to its arched shape and pale wood finish.
With an antique appearance, this small armoire has been finished with a rustic yet refined appeal thanks to its brass pulls, bun feet, and burlap panels.
2. Canopy beds
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The epitome of Grandmillennial style is making a comeback in 2025 too. Yes, the canopy bed is back en vogue and we’re actually super pleased to see its return to favor.
Whether draped in soft, flowing fabrics or left bare for a streamlined look, today’s canopy beds have been reimagined with a little modern twist, offering a punchy design statement that will still fit seamlessly into contemporary homes.
Canopy beds instantly add a touch of drama without feeling overdone or as regal as a four-poster bed. We’re seeing a rise in upholstered beds complete with a draped canopy, plush headboards, and bed skirts that provide a soft and relaxed look with a hint of elegance.
3. Scandi-inspired materials
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In 2025, the enduring appeal of Scandinavian design continues to influence bedroom furniture, with a strong emphasis on natural, tactile materials that create a sense of warmth and simplicity.
Bo Hellberg, CMO at String Furniture says: ‘We have seen the global appeal for Scandinavian decor continue to grow and grow. In our homes, we increasingly want to incorporate natural materials and textures to create a cozy warmth that connects us to nature and our surroundings.’
Scandi-inspired materials such as light oak, birch, wool, and linen are being favored for their ability to evoke a serene and inviting atmosphere. ‘Scandinavian design incorporates just this, a calming, serene feel in the home that offers an utterly timeless aesthetic that will be loved for generations.’
4. Hotel-style headboards
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Headboard trends are going to be big news in 2025. Taking our cues from the most luxurious hotel rooms that are designed with your relaxation in mind, whether it’s a tall, tufted design or a sleek, paneled look, a headboard adds a sophisticated, five-star feel to any bedroom.
‘Headboards create the focal point in any bedroom space that can elevate the overall look of the room, providing both functionality and aesthetics,’ says Clare Schifano, global marketing director at Vispring. ‘A beautifully upholstered headboard provides real wow factor and creates a plush, hotel-style look as well as providing extra comfort when sitting up in bed.’
‘People spend a third of their life in bed. A good night’s sleep contributes to people’s long-term well-being, so it is well worth investing in the best bed possible,’ adds Clare.
Headboard Scalloped Wave – Threshold™ designed with Studio McGee
Add a wavy shape to your bedroom with this upholstered headboard designed with Shea McGee for Target. Choose from 7 stand-out fabrics including this farmhouse-style stripe.
5. Built-in bed nooks
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Great for small bedrooms, a nook bed (otherwise known as an alcove or box bed), has captivated the hearts of designers for 2025. They not only maximize space by fitting into the architecture of the room but can be customized with hidden (or on-display) storage and provide a cozy haven to retreat into.
London-based interior designer Tiffany Duggan, founder of Studio Duggan, sheds light on the allure of built-in bed nooks, noting: ‘I do love a built-in bed nook. In addition to adding a playful and cocooning feel, they are an excellent tool when it comes to the layout of a small bedroom,’ says Tiffany.
Think of them as the grown-up version of bunk beds. They can be used for sleeping, of course, but also double up as a reading nook and a place to sit and relax. or ‘We often design storage into built-in beds – drawers below the mattress, little built-in bookcases or secret cupboards and wardrobes to the side panels,’ she adds. As bedrooms become more versatile, built-in bed nooks represent a growing need for multi-functional spaces and space-saving solutions.
6. Wall-to-wall headboards
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Wall-to-wall headboard ideas are making waves in bedroom design too. Creating a statement look, an integrated headboard frames the entire sleeping area to maintain a clean and cohesive look.
Designer Abbie Naber of A. Naber Designs hopes that this is a trend with timeless longevity. ‘It’s more of a permanence in bedroom design but integrated the headboard can really add value to the space and give you a bang for your buck,’ she explains. ‘In some cases, it allows you to eliminate the need for art on the wall above the bed and can act as a strong focal point, anchoring the bedroom scheme,’ adds Abbie.
Not only do they serve as a visually impactful design feature, but they also provide practical benefits such as improved acoustics and additional comfort.
Available in loads of different fabric options, this upholstered platform bed from Lulu & Georgia does everything in one. The perfect starting point to a statement bedroom makeover.
7. Dark wood tones
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‘I’m definitely seeing a continued push within furniture and walls for dark wood tones like walnut,’ observes interior designer Nicole Hirsch. ‘We pair it with light, airy colors to make it stand out and not give the room a dark feel. Having that rich, moody grain within a space gives the room so much warmth,’ she adds.
Emily Brownell, founder of Gilded Hearth, agrees. ‘For a period of time, we were seeing lots of white-washed wood, black stains, and painted furniture, but I prefer a return to warmth by letting the natural beauty of wood shine. Nature really is the best creator and covering that up takes away some of its soul.’
‘Heirloom pieces make a room feel timeless rather than trendy,’ adds Emily. ‘With grounded furnishings made of quality natural woods, you can really play with trends in bedding or add an unexpected lighting choice. The furnishings should be both an anchor to the room but also items that won’t end up in the landfill in a year or two.’
8. Cozy seating areas
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Whether it’s a plush bench, a window seat bathed in natural light, or an ottoman at the foot of the bed, a focus on standalone seating in a bedroom is a great way to up the comfort levels.
‘We’re seeing a trend for prioritizing comfort within a bedroom, but still having it feel chic,’ notes designer Alexandra Azat, founder of Plaster & Patina and designer of the cozy bedroom space seen above. ‘We’re noticing clients being more open to built-in nooks and creating smaller spaces to gather vs the larger,’ she adds.
‘We’re also seeing a lot of strategically mixing old and new,’ adds Alexandra. Jennifer Barron, of Jennifer Barron Interiors, agrees. ‘Whether it’s antique or new, a bench at the end of a bed is always a good idea!’
‘Benches contribute to the overall fullness of space and act as the perfect finishing layer to a bedroom. Adding a bench to the foot of a bed offers a chance to bring in fun upholstery, as well as a spot to sit and put on shoes, serving both a functional and beautiful purpose,’ explains Jennifer.
Clover Stool by Sarah Sherman Samuel
Beautiful in pairs or on its own, the clover stool designed with Sarah Sherman Samuel makes a plush addition to your bedroom.
Bellfield Fully Upholstered Bench Checkered
Wrapped in a pretty plaid, this Target x Studio McGee bench will add pattern and texture to the foot of your bed while providing a place to perch.
Le Tuco Shearling Accent Chair by Athena Calderone
As snuggly as it looks, this shearling chair is certainly and investment – but one you’re unlikely to regret. Neutral, soft, and perfectly petite to sit neatly in your bedroom.
9. Double ottomans
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‘When designing small bedrooms, I often use two ottomans at the foot of the bed instead of one larger bench,’ notes Jennifer Robin. ‘Ottomans are also great in less formal bedrooms or children’s bedrooms as they are more versatile and flexible in location and function.’
Interior designer Kathy Kuo, however, favors a large ottoman for multi-function. ‘A larger bench or even a day bed not only draws the eye in a fun way, but it can be practical for a place to stack decorative pillows and throw blankets when you’re not using them at night and as just a nice place to lounge for a moment during the day,’ says Kathy. ‘And if you have a pet? Trust me, pets love these benches!’
10. Hidden technology
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Even if you’re on the fence whether TVs belong in the bedroom, there’s going to be some sort of tech in your space. If you still want to maintain a peaceful and unobtrusive environment, a hidden TV might be your bag.
Designer Jennifer Robin, who created the cozy neutral bedroom seen above, says: ‘I always strive to hide the TV and a favorite application is to create a custom piece with a hidden internal TV lift at the foot of the bed (or custom built into the bed itself),’ she explains. ‘When not in use, the TV easily hides itself away. This is especially important if your bed faces exterior doors or windows that celebrate surrounding views.’
Liz Marchant is also excited about smart furniture. ‘Innovations like bedside tables with integrated chargers and adjustable beds tailored for personal comfort are not just convenient but also aesthetically pleasing – and they reduce the need to hide unsightly cords!’
‘As people increasingly seek a haven from their hectic lives, it’s evident that the focus on comfort and well-being will remain. The key lies in adapting trends to achieve the ultimate goal of self-care,’ adds Liz.
Ultimately, the key to incorporating these trends lies in finding what resonates with your personal style. Whether you’re looking to invest in vintage or custom pieces, create a built-in bed nook for added intimacy, or introduce a hotel-style headboard for a touch of luxury, these trends offer endless possibilities to transform your space in 2025.
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