What Bedroom Design Trends Will We See in 2025?

It sometimes feels as though the fast-paced, digital-forward world we live in today is starting to take a toll in many ways, so it’s refreshing to see a sense of nostalgia appearing within 2025 bedroom design trends. After all, our bedrooms should be a place of rest and relaxation, somewhere to retreat to after a long and busy day.

So, as we take a step away from crisp white minimalist spaces, let’s explore six bedroom design trends that will help you to create a rejuvenating space that prioritises cosiness, comfort, character and colour.

5 key trends for 2025

Future headboards

If you enjoy the drama of a feature wall but you’re looking to make a statement in a new way, a feature headboard can introduce a sense of opulence into a bedroom in a very chic and sophisticated way. This is a trend where more is more, as a large headboard will deliver a genuine wow factor as soon as you step into the room.

There’s also the opportunity to customise your headboard with beautiful fabrics, with a tactile velvet creating a delightfully luxurious look.

You could also choose to play with patterns or even with the shape of your headboard, as curvy shapes will provide an extra element of interest. You could also match the colour to some replacement bedroom wardrobe doors, which will contribute to the creation of a cohesive, seamless space.

Statement storage 

Whether you’re a natural minimalist or you enjoy having lots of things, installing some beautiful statement fitted wardrobes is an ideal way to optimise every inch of your bedroom space. But while storage was once designed to fade into the background, 2025 is all about allowing it to play a central role in your space. 

There’s a real opportunity to infuse your bedroom with a sense of playfulness, particularly with replacement wardrobe doors that can completely transform a room without the need to replace your entire wardrobe.

A yellow and pink dream 

Dusky pink and buttery yellow tones work beautifully together and can create a space that feels chic yet warm, cosy and inviting. Pinks and yellows can be found throughout nature, which means these tones provide a sense of grounding and connection with the world around us.

As these colours are incredibly easy on the eye, you can also take this opportunity to experiment with colour drenching, which involves taking your main colour and applying it to everything from your walls to your skirting boards, window frames, radiators, and doors.

Choosing replacement bedroom wardrobe doors can enable you to transform your existing storage solutions to lean into the colour drenched look without blowing your budget.

The Bella Richmond range is just one example in the Happy Doors range of replacement wardrobe doors that is available in a beautiful matte blush pink tone which can be complemented with buttery yellow accents throughout the rest of your space.

Panelling 

Social media searches for DIY wall panelling have increased significantly recently because it’s a relatively straightforward project that can deliver transformational results.

Panelling can look great in both traditional and modern properties, and provides opportunities to incorporate more colour into your space as it looks particularly striking when painted in rich tones such as navy blue or olive green.

Pro Tip: For a bedroom, half-panelled walls are a better choice, particularly when they are positioned at the same level as your headboard. 

Vintage nostalgia 

Vintage pieces have a beautiful sense of timelessness about them, which means they’ll never truly go out of style. 2025 is all about vintage nostalgia, which is why we’re seeing the increasing popularity of the retro patterns and colour palettes of the 1970s. 

Pro Tip: When putting together a vintage nostalgia inspired space, we recommend selecting pieces that span no more than three decades because this will help you to avoid creating a space that feels too cluttered and confused.

Happy Doors are here to help

Please browse our collection of replacement bedroom wardrobe doors online today or contact us directly by calling 01256 845 816 or emailing hello@happy-doors.co.uk. With short lead times and specialist knowledge, we can help you design your dream bedroom this year.