This Trending Now story features the most saved bedroom photos uploaded to Houzz June 15 and September 15, 2025.
Every detail matters in these top 10 most-saved bedrooms on Houzz. With thoughtful color palettes, textures, and layouts, otherwise ordinary spaces become private, sophisticated spaces you’ll want to be in. Watch the countdown, then share your favorites in the comments.
Resembling a tranquil lake reflecting the sky, the rug in this Scottsdale, Arizona bedroom features subtle lines that mirror the linear strokes on the textured wall. The wallcovering itself has a stone feel, which combined with the green plantings gives an earthy, organic feel, while dark wood nightstands and a bench help ground the lighter elements. Also see how strong the design is stay with lolo Transparent bases were used on nightstand lamps to highlight the beauty of the wallcovering.
Different styles come together happily in this Los Angeles bedroom mark designThe bare wood canopy frame is as modern as can be, the palm tree print wallpaper is reminiscent of a luxurious tropical retreat, and two barrel chairs add a casual sensibility. Three design tricks are key in making it all work: Earthy colors have been used consistently, hanging pendant lights lift the eye up and let the design breathe, and an almost solid wall of built-in storage provides a visual relaxation space.
Botanical print curtains tie in but don’t clash with the plaid-upholstered headboard and chair in this Roswell, Georgia, bedroom Candrack & Colley Interior Design Shows how to mix patterns like a pro. The color palette of blue, gray and cream is the cornerstone, but a solid colored wall and rug are essential to keep the look from getting stale. And see how that beautiful sky blue nightstand holds its own, despite the extravagant pattern.
However its contingency is consistent with North Carolina’s coastal location. Bedroom – in the house built by Konradi & Son Construction – Still feels pulled together. This is largely thanks to the clean-lined dresser in a sophisticated shade of blue with metal ring pulls. The rest of the space has a beach-like feel without a single seashell or piece of driftwood, courtesy of a bed frame wrapped in natural fibers, decor like sea shells, and greenery that doesn’t overpower the water view.
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Exposed ceiling beams and a paneled hunter green wall make up this Grandville, Michigan bedroom by Homebuilder Buffum Homes A rural environment. But a long high window elevates the look, as does a contemporary pendant light and dark nightstand with an arched glass mirror. Wall-hung sconces keep those nightstand surfaces free for decor, and the light-colored wall-to-wall carpet feels like an extension of the open field outside.
Dark walls and a strong grounding of nature turn this San Francisco bedroom into a cocoon. Katie Severns Design Mixed wood tones — a weathered nightstand, a midtone bed frame, a blonde bench base and ash floors — with other organic textures, such as the window shade and bench seat. Layers of pattern and other textures, such as rugs and bedding, add depth, while artwork and decor are right on point for the nature theme.
Following the principles of isomorphism of T, Wayne Studio Architects This Washington, DC-area bedroom is designed for utmost visual and physical ease. Even the door handles of the custom closets next to the bed are mirror images. The rug, bench and artwork span both vertical parts of the design for continuity, and their progressively smaller widths create a pleasant balance. The design team also capitalized on architectural interest, creating a coffered ceiling that creates intrigue without being jarring.
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Finch Interior Design Expertly blur the boundaries of time and space with this newly designed hideaway. The army green, burnt orange and tan color palette seems pulled from the 1940s to the 1970s. The furnishings, particularly the channel-stitched saucer-style chair and trio of light fixtures, have a decidedly retro slant. And when those cozy heavy curtains close against the street view, who knows whether it’s London, San Francisco or New York City? (Guess, then click on the photo to see the bedroom’s location to see if you were right.)
The expansive ceiling with worn exposed beams hints at the nature setting, and the patio overlooking the abundance of trees seals the deal. Dressed in white and cream with a few splashes of ocean blue, tHis bedroom on Nantucket Island in Massachusetts A pleasant escape from city life. composition–a seArchitecture Firm SM Roethke Design and Interior Designers Nina Liddle – Encourages daydreaming a lot. Thanks to French doors, one doesn’t even need to leave the bed for woodland inspiration.
Just a stone’s throw from the Pacific Ocean, this bedroom is based on soothing natural colors and organic textures, but with a funky-art twist—perfect for its San Francisco location. sophisticated interiors The space was designed as part of a whole-house remodel in the city’s affluent Sea Cliff neighborhood, to capture the sweeping views without obstruction. The color, wall sconces, and bedspread especially helped make this the most saved bedroom photo recently uploaded to Houzz.
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