38 Minimalist Bedroom Ideas Even Maximalists Will Love

Excuse me while I swan dive straight into this heavenly bedroom. Though there's not a lot going on, it projects a strong sense of personal style. That's thanks to the details, from the frameless round mirror to the wrinkled linen bedding and plain black metal side table.

In a small bedroom, have fun with color, shape, and prints, but don't go overboard. Take a cue from this bedroom designed by Danielle Colding if you're wondering how to toe that fine line. The studded headboard adds a touch of embellishment but blends right in with the neutral wall and accent pillow for a smooth, easy aesthetic. Then the crisp bedding lightens up the warmer tones and the deep velvet throw pillows add some color while still keeping decor to a minimum.

Just because you're a minimalist at heart doesn't mean you can't also have a meaningful collection of books or magazines. Do all fifty of them spark joy? Great, they can stay. Just keep things orderly by stacking them in a neat pile.

Designed by GRT Architects, this bedroom is a great example of minimalism that still incorporates plenty of color. Try adding a vibrant area rug and a statement piece of abstract art while keeping everything else neutral and consistent.

Interior Designer Tamsin Johnson sticks to a sleek grayscale color scheme while introducing plenty of character and personality with layers of contrasting texture, from the linen bedding to the velvet headboard and rough side table. The modern and sleek brass lamps add just a bit of warmth to the cool tones.

In this bedroom designed by Gail Davis, the monochromatic palette is emboldened by pattern-play and a repeating geometric motif, from the gallery wall to the rug and upholstery, and even the shape of the chair.

All-white interiors and minimalism are the best of friends—but throw in a sprinkle of pastel and you'll be surprised by the ensuing magic. Designed by Robson Rak, this modern bedroom is minimal everywhere except the bed, which is made sumptuous with layers and layers of linens.

Minimalism gets a warm, Southern California twist in this Malibu bedroom by Brigette Romanek of Romanek Design Studio. The nature-inspired earth tones and materials ensure a soothing, laidback environment while the bold pendant brings the open spacious, layout down to a human scale.

When using color in a minimalist environment, stick to one specific shade. The room will look more consistent this way, as seen in this gray-blue bedroom. And if you want less furniture, ditch your side table and use an accent chair as a surface next to your bed. It's also a good way to repurpose old furniture if you don't want to spend money on a new item.

Gray palettes are always welcome when it comes to minimalist bedrooms. This industrial space designed by Alexander DB is the perfect example of a tonal palette that isn't boring or cold. Plush elements like the black sheepskin rug on the floor help.

Keeping clutter to a minimum means you get to spice up your decor scheme with colors, prints, and playful motifs with fewer items. Take note from this eclectic and minimalist bedroom designed by Elizabeth Roberts. If each piece is thoughtfully curated rather than randomly accumulated, it'll still be a neat, tight little room.

In a minimalist bedroom, where space is limited and everything must carry its weight, proportion and scale is a great way to play and have fun with design. In this bedroom, for example, the oversized pendant gets the job done.

Let the architecture speak for itself. Styled by Jessica Menda, this bedroom exudes a beautifully carefree energy that anyone who enters can't help but absorb.

Add color with curtains and flowers in a minimalist bedroom, as done in this one designed by Arent & Pyke. It won't create clutter and brings in a touch of natural beauty.

Minimalist, but make it cozy. Even when your bedroom features a busy patterned wallpaper, you can still made it feel neat, tidy, and contemporary. Choose timeless furniture, crisp bedding, and a faux fur throw for texture and warmth.

Stay grounded and go frameless. Literally closer to the ground, this bedroom was designed by Paige Geffen to encourage wellness, rest, and inner peace.

A metallic accent piece—like an arc floor lamp—is a great way to inject more personality into any bedroom, minimalist or otherwise. Designed by 2LG Studio, this room is both sweet and clutter-free.

A large scale nature photograph is definitely welcome in a minimalist bedroom. And near-perfect symmetry makes this clean, simple bedroom a sweet place to dream.

A well-edited area gives you room to breathe in spaces large and small. In this industrial bedroom designed by Leanne Ford, the tight neutral color scheme prevents visual chaos while the natural light and layers of different materials inject warmth.

Bring warmth to a minimalist bedroom with plush carpeting. The graphic black and white pillows and headboard introduce just the right touch of personality in this bedroom designed by Arent & Pyke.