If you love country style, there’s no reason why you can’t put together a country scheme in your bedroom. Browse our pick of the best country bedroom designs and find your dream look. Not sure about country? Take a look at our modern bedrooms and traditional bedroom pictures, or find your style with our pick of the the most beautiful bedroom ideas, covering all trends.
Bring a touch of Luxe to lie-ins with an abundance of cosy layers. A scattering of chunky knit throws and cushions ensure winter nights are warm and cocooning. A collection of tactile rugs on floors will bring ease to winter mornings.
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Buy now: Holly Bed Frame in Zinc Crushed Velvet, from £825, Button & Sprung
Buy now: Skold Sheepskin Rug, £25, Ikea
Escape to a bedtime bower. An elegant patterned paper of softly painted ivy becomes a beautiful backdrop for a green headboard. Mix striped and plain bedding in with leafy lupin prints. A touch of blush pink evokes the delicate blooms of a cottage garden.
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Buy now: Aralia wallpaper, £199, Sandberg
Buy now: Les Milles bedside table, £179.99, My Furniture
This scheme starts out classic, with an elegant upholstered bed and trailing-floral wallpaper, but stops becoming twee once you add contemporary lighting and super-chic accessories. Here yellow tones have been balanced out with a neutral oatmeal on the floor and with textiles, with added pops of aqua for freshness.
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Buy now: Beeswax pure matt emulsion, £46.50 for 2.5L, Paint & Paper Library
Buy now: Coco bed, from £945; Mimi bedside table, £215; Rudyard desk, £545, Loaf
A handsome four-poster bed provides a heavenly place to sleep in this bedroom. The bed dressed with layers of textured welsh blankets creates a suitably cosy feel. A retro-style botanical print bed linen makes a real style statement.
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Buy now: Dot & Ivy Bloomsbury Bed Set, from £60, Next
Bring warmth to a bedroom by combining wooden backdrops with linen layers. Choose and upholstered headboard for comfort and add a personal touch with cushion combinations and lovely leafy bunting. Leave a basket of blankets in easy reach in case the night gets particularly chilly.
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Buy now: Plain upholstered double headboard, £375 plus 3m fabric, The Dormy House
Buy now: Greenwich double duvet set, £120, Christy
Classic wallpaper with a small floral and hummingbird motif has been introduced in this bedroom to soften the impact of the rich mahogany sleigh bed. White bedlinen adds a crisp, smart feel to the space, while a soft grey throw adds cosiness and warmth. The cushion on the bed mirrors the print on the wallpaper.
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Buy now: Hummingbirds wallpaper, £105 a roll, Wallpaper Direct
Create a soothing bedroom scheme with a cream palette. Add interest with plenty of texture, from cable-knit throws to subtly patterned rugs and upholstery. The main attraction here is an eye-catching pendant light that ties in with the colour scheme, but creates a dramatic feature.
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Buy now: similar ceiling light, Ikea
Buy now: throw and blind fabric, Laura Ashley
An eaves bedroom can be a little tricky to decorate – not only are the ceilings an awkward shape, but the proportions of the room can be tricky to furnish, too. Add character to an expansive ceiling by papering part way up the wall – this pretty wallpaper adds interest up high. You could also try stars to create a night-sky effect.
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Buy now: wallpaper, Cath Kidston
Buy now: similar bed, Laura Ashley
The blue patterned wallpaper was the starting point for this pretty bedroom, and the colour scheme centres around it. From the shelf and bedside table to the throw, blue accents abound in this space. But not just in block colours – other patterns, from polka dots to florals, work well. Hints of rose add a beautiful contrast, too.
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Buy now: wallpaper, B&Q
Buy now: similar throw, Dunelm
Storage can be really tricky in an attic bedroom – after all, it’s hard to position a wardrobe under a sloped ceiling. To counteract this problem, chests of drawers have been used as bedside tables – a clever trick to maximise space and keep the room uncluttered. Pretty pastel bedding adds a subtle hint of colour to the neutral scheme.
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Buy now: similar ‘love’ letters, Wayfair
Buy now: chests of drawers, Dunelm
Add a dash of colour to an otherwise neutral scheme by papering one small corner with a decorative floral wallpaper. Make the look wonderfully girly by hanging a jewellery stand on the wall for easy access to your favourite pearls and necklaces.
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Buy now: wallpaper, Laura Ashley
Buy now: similar chair, Maisons du Monde
Place a bed in the centre of a room with a vaulted ceiling for a symmetrical look that enjoys sloped ceilings on both sides. Wall lights are a great way to save space on your bedside table and will be ideal for reading at night. Choose a French-style bedside table with legs to avoid the ‘blocky’ feel that floor-standing units can have.
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Buy now: bed, Laura Ashley
Buy now: wall lights, Rockett St George
Layer on the luxury with snug-as-a-bug textiles. It’s a sure-fire way to make guests feel welcome. A mix of whites and greys are a great base for piling on a whole host of patterns and colours. Not sure about having a blocky bedside table? A chair will do the job perfectly.
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Buy now: Twist and Turn throw, £70, Story Horse
Buy now: Laura cushion in Isla Finch, £72, Neptune
Create a pretty shabby-chic scheme with a mixture of prints. Here, the pink wallpaper marries well with the floral fabrics, as well as the wallpaper that’s been used to cover the glass of the wardrobe. Neutral paint on the wooden panelling and wardrobe keep the look understated, while the pink chair provides a hit of block colour.
Similar floral wallpaper
Cath Kidston
Blend spicy cinnamon shades with soft blues for a restful retreat. A naive floral on the wall sets the scene for a folky mix of woodland motifs, embroidery, weaves and knits. Furniture has been kept simple so that the prints can be the centre of attention.
Wallpaper
Emma Bridgewater at Sanderson
Curtains
Clarke & Clarke
Turn your bed into a focal point with a tweed fabric. After all, what could be more appropriate for a non-city dwelling than this hardy fabric with country appeal? Splashes of red are used to add extra warmth and are found in a multitude of patterns around the room.
Bed
Tetrad
Choose tweed for the ultimate in country chic. This upholstered sleigh bed is central to the scheme and it adds plenty of interest while keeping the look neutral. Colour has been confined to other textiles and the vivid artworks on the mantelpiece, which create a homely feel.
Similar upholstery fabric
The Millshop Online
Similar armchair
Habitat
Make use of earthy tones to add colour to a neutral country scheme. Yellow, orange, red and brown all feature in this eye-catching stripey rug, which injects life into the room, while blending perfectly with the wooden finishes. Cushions on the bed add detail higher up, tying the whole look together.
Bed
Lee Longlands
Cushions
Art of the Loom
Mix and match modern and traditional styles. Four-poster beds are the ultimate in traditional, but this bespoke design has a very contemporary look about it, with its chunky dark-wood posts that make a statement against the neutral walls. Four-posters don’t have to be overly ornate – and this is a great example of that.
Custom-made bed
Y2DC
Bed linen
Gayle Warwick
Take a hotel’s approach to decorating a bedroom and make the look almost entirely symmetrical. One side of the bed here is almost like the mirror image of the other, from the cushions to the bedside tables and table lamps. The plants are an exception, and show that there’s no need to get too bogged down in particulars.
Similar bedside table
Melody Maison
Similar throw
John Lewis
