Extraordinary Bedroom Interiors Around the World: Interior Design Ideas & Inspiration
Transforming ordinary spaces through colour, material, and design.
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The heart of the home resides in the bedroom. It is the place where design meets daily life in its most intimate form.
From the weight of textiles to the colour on the walls, every detail tells a story about how we choose to live. It has always been a space for personal expression, and in the hands of the world's most considered designers, it becomes something else entirely.
From the curated cabins of the Orient Express in Italy and boutique hotel rooms in Mexico City to private residences in New York and beyond, these extraordinary bedroom interiors from around the world prove that great bedroom design has no limits. Discover the spaces, the studios, and the ideas redefining what a bedroom can be.
La Dolce Vita Orient Express, Dimore Studio – Italy
Dimore Studio brings their signature layering of richness and restraint to the cabins of La Dolce Vita Orient Express. Deep reds, geometric patterns, matte finishes, and brass details turn a journey across Italy into a moving design experience. Photos: Mr Tripper
Apartment Residence, Studio Pauline Borgia – Paris, France
Bauhaus influences and a commitment to simplicity define this Parisian apartment by Studio Pauline Borgia— organic lines, considered materiality, and a quiet confidence that lets the architecture do the talking. Photos: Oracle Paris
La Casa di Maratea, Marco de Luca – Basilicata, Italy
Bold nautical reds, electric blue frames, and a graphic cross-hatch tile floor. Marco de Luca reimagines Italian coastal bedroom design in this two-person retreat on the shores of Basilicata, where every detail feels deliberately, joyfully alive.
Bedroom at ‘The Duke’, Trifle Home* – London, England
Dusty pinks, mauves, and eclectic accents come together in this intimate London bedroom by Trifle Home — a room that feels effortlessly feminine and quietly grand. Photos: Mark Cocksedge
La Valise San Miguel, Namron Hospitality – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Namron Hospitality weaves Mexican cultural heritage into every surface of this San Miguel de Allende hotel room, creating a space that feels as ancient as the city it sits within. Photos: Leandro Bulzzano
Private Residence, Peter Mikic – Gstaad, Switzerland
Peter Mikic transforms this Gstaad chalet bedroom into something deeply, unapologetically dramatic with floor-to-ceiling crimson and a bold accent tile flooring. A room that commits entirely to its palette and never looks back. Photos: Douglas Friedman
Fincadelica San Lorenzo by Carmen Straatsma, Ted Milano – Balearic Islands, Spain
Simplicity, balance, and geometry come into play in Fincadelica’s Garden Suite, designed by Carmen Straatsma in close collaboration with Ted Milano. Neutral, earthy tones and a sculptural orb headboard create a space of luxury.
Casa Coa, Maye Ruiz – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Contemporary, eclectic, and rooted in Mexican design culture — Maye Ruiz brings warmth, texture, and personality to this San Miguel de Allende bedroom at Casa Coa, where vibrant local character meets considered modern interiors. Photos: Leandro Bulzzano
Private Residence, Lisa Gachet – Paris, France
Neutrals meet bold graphic stripes and woven accents in Lisa Gachet's own Parisian apartment — a space crafted entirely around her personal aesthetic, where simplicity and playful pattern live comfortably side by side. Photos: Valerio Geraci, The Socialite Family
Private Studio, Darren Jett – New York City, USA
Deep, moody hues, dramatic pendant lighting, and a glowing curved glass brick wall. Darren Jett layers pops of burnt orange and bold patterns against dark walls to create a New York loft bedroom that feels cinematic, sensorial, and entirely unlike anything else.
Apartment for Mother, Omar Aqueel – New York City, USA
A love letter rendered in creamy whites, warm vintage tones, and carefully chosen art — Omar Aqueel transforms a pre-war New York City apartment into something deeply personal and quietly extraordinary. Photos: David Mitchell
