The concept for this room hasn’t changed, as it still has a modern influence. But I felt like it needed more. We plan on incorporating a soft gray area rug and an upholstered bench at the end of the bed. I’d also like to find some wood for each side of the bed and new bedside lamps.  We want to simplify the bedding from all the patterns and go a simpler route with a soft white ruffled linen duvet and pillows. Instead of the busy patterns, We plan on incorporating lace on the pillows to add some shabby chic. The paint on the walls will be updated with a soft white instead of the current beige.Most of the furniture will remain the same.

Beige is an incredibly expressive neutral hue, especially for a bedroom. Pale gray bedrooms can create a serene vibe while darker grays can make any sleeping space feel like a luxurious cocoon. When it comes to different decorating tastes, the color gray is equally flexible. It can work just as well in modern and minimalist bedrooms as it does in traditional bedrooms.

While the monotone beige interiors of decades past might have felt bland, today’s beige spaces are inviting, full of texture, and feel like a warm hug compared with the stark white interiors that have dominated our homes in recent years.

Many modern interiors feature a broad spectrum of beige tones that can range from the palest cream to the deepest shades of brown for a rich, layered, tonal look. Beige is a versatile neutral that can work in any style living room. You can mix warm shades of beige for a cozy look, mix beige with other colors, or use beige accents to warm up an all-white space.

With thoughtful decor and clever space planning, a small bedroom can be just as stylish and functional as a larger space. Small bedrooms make up for what they lack in size by being cozy, inviting, and easy to maintain. Even if you share your small bedroom with your partner, pet, or home office, the tiniest of spaces can become high-functioning hybrid spaces that meet your needs and look great while doing it.