Whether you’re searching for light, bright rooms or a tour of the most magnificent mansions, this list of totally cute room ideas is sure to inspire your next renovation.
BoHo multi-color texture
Add flavor and character make any room cuter by layering nature, soft wood tones with brightly-hued blankets, pillows and indoor house plants.
High-contrast black walls
If you’re feeling a bit daring, we think high-contrast black walls are one of the best cute room ideas for couples. Be sure to brighten the space with many white and light accents like lamps, photo frames and art matting.
Go for decade mixing
Use Mom’s dining set with Grandma’s embroidered linens for an irresistible eclectic feeling. The key to pulling this Boho look off is keeping the color palette low-key and adding loads of texture (ahem, embroidery and fur seat cushions).
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Bookshelves covered in houseplants
Turn ordinary, old or cheap bookshelves into the tropical paradise of your dreams with loads of plant cuttings. The key to scoring this cute room idea is to match the color of the planters and pots, though not necessarily the texture (playing with materials and texture adds an expensive feel to the look).
Try these woven jute planters.
Play up seasonal themes
Whether it’s Valentine’s gifts for him or her, going for a beachy theme with a blue Christmas tree or making the absolute most of the Fourth of July—holiday cheer is a surefire winner.
Quilts and love
Quilted patterns and textures are gaining major traction right now, and this is an easy room design trend to master when you dig into Grandma’s closet a bit. Plus, it’s downright cozy and one of the easiest cute room ideas to achieve.
Bonus points if you score this very chic love pillow.
Coastal tiny room heaven
You don’t need a Saint Simons Island waterfront mansion to make the most of coastal living. Focus on a delicate palette of white, soft blues and seafoam greens and natural fibers like jute to nail the look.
Nature scenes with pink accents
If your style is a bit all over the place and Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie feel like your safest havens, consider mixing nature prints with pops of soft pink. This eclectic style combines effortless classic patterning with feminine energy—just what you love most!
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Add Moroccan flavor
A few good foot rest poufs coordinated with the right area rug and a matching sofa never hurt anyone, right? Right. Modernize the look by placing these elements in a well-lit room drenched with natural sunlight and high ceilings.
Use a handful of bold black accents, but not too many
Bring your room into the modern era with just one or two major black accent pieces. In this case, the front door is painted black and it adds just the right dose of charming modern flair.
Accentuate your curves
If you don’t have arched doorways, don’t fret. Bring in curved furniture and decor pieces like mirrors to add a soft, feminine flow to your room.
Use unexpected colors in new ways
Everyone’s kitchen is white, gray, beige or some other soft neutral. Stand out from the crowd with unexpected colors and color combinations. Blue and orange are nearly opposite from each other on the color wheel, providing a high-contrast visual experience that looks more like art than a place to eat some salad.
Lean into your favorite color
Go for a monochromatic experience with the soft, soothing color of your choice. Make the look gorgeous, not overwhelming, by layering various shades and depths. The room becomes a play on texture rather than color with this approach.
Freshen outdated rooms with hanging plants
Change the entire vibe of a room with loads of hanging pothos or other drapey plants. You hardly even notice this all-gray 2017 vinyl flooring against all the greenery, right?
Create the closet of your dreams with shelving
If your room doesn’t already have a walk-in closet, build one from a few cheap shelving units. You don’t need a door. And just think of all the places for your collection of purses, long puffer coats, shoes and shirts you’ll have!
Match your wallpaper and headboard
This riffs on a popular 1950s bedroom trend that we think is ripe for a major comeback. Choose your print and get a matching fabric to wrap your headboard with. It’s that easy and looks incredibly expensive.
Stay neutral, add a gallery wall and one single accent color
Design novices can make any room look professionally decorated by staying totally neutral in color palettes (think beige, white or other soft hues) and then adding a gallery wall with lots of framed mementos.
Then, pick a bold accent color like orange, turquoise or red and add just a few accent pieces like a throw blanket or pillow in that shade.
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