35 Minimalist Bedrooms That Won't Make You Sacrifice Style (2024)

This Paul Bates and Melanie Pounds-designed primary bedroom might not be your initial idea of minimalism, however, thanks to the limited neutral color scheme, well-placed decor items, and lack of clutter, it fits the bill.

The focal point of this MCM bedroom designed by Meredith McBrearty is the all-in-one custom bed, which has built-in nightstands. While there's likely other furniture across the room (say, a dresser), the overall aesthetic of this bedroom is true to the classic idea of minimalism: Less is more.

Nestled within a classical 18th-century flat on Rue de Rivoli in Paris, this modern bedroom proves that minimalism can incorporate color and patterns. Here, a variety of prints and hues are mixed together to give the room depth, while trinkets and other decor are sparse in an effort to let the few design elements stand in their artistic, '90s-esque glory.

This quaint bedroom is located in a centuries-old farmhouse in Portofino, Italy. The wall paneling works well with the striped lumbar pillows on the bed, while the natural caned bed frame complements the woven chair and basket. And while many patterns, colors, and textures are at play, the overall theme is minimalism.

Even spaces with more glitz and glam, like this bedroom designed by Ken Fulk, can be considered minimalist in nature. Sure, multiple textures, colors, patterns, and finishes are at play, but the space is not overly cluttered.

This beautiful bedroom by Serena & Lily brings British Colonial influences to minimalistic design. Delicate touches, like the fanned palms, blue embroidery on the bedspread, and varying textures peak interest while still looking sleek.

This elegant bedroom combines Bahamian and Old World charm in this Mustique villa bedroom. London-based designer Veere Grenney chose a Guinevere armchair for a festive statement piece and billowy de Le Cuona linen curtains to keep the room light and airy.

This master bedroom loft belongs to designer Bobby McAlpine in his Atlanta home. A stag sculpture from Revival Home, stark-white bedding and varying types of wood all keep this place feeling prestigiously rustic.

Birmingham designer Betsy Brown designed this minimalist bedroom in Charlotte, North Carolina. The room features a custom bed and mirror, woven rugs from Restoration Hardware, and a luxurious sheepskin rug.

Designer team Raphaël Le Berre and Thomas Vevaud of Le Berre Vevaud designed this stunning bedroom while reviving a 19th-century Paris loft. The doors to this crisp and serene space open on a pivot, which floods the corridor with light from the loft's back terrace. The chair is Cini Boeri.

This funky, feminine bedroom is found at Barbie's life-size Malibu dream house, which was featured on AirBnB last fall. Whimsical accents help bring this room to life, while breezy linen curtains and a rattan bed offer balance.

New York City-based designer Victoria Hagan employed luxurious minimalism for this Aspen retreat. A custom bed from Classic Design and vintage stools from the Pascal Boyer Gallery zhush up the neutral space.

Washington, D.C.-based designer Thomas Pheasant designed this Park Avenue bedroom with quiet, transcendent beauty in mind. While texture and pattern vary from floor-to-ceiling, Pheasant sticks with a harmonious color palate that keeps this room minimalist-friendly. Lamps by Thomas Pheasant for Baker and circa-1960 mirror by Line Vautrin.

Manhattan-based designer Ashley Whittaker uses texture and gentle pops of color to bring life to this beautiful bedroom in New York City. A Phillip Jeffries wallcovering and Serena & Lily headboard fabric bring a fun play on texture without going over-the-top.

This minimalist bedroom was designed by Guggenheim Architecture and Design Studio in Portland, Oregon. A unique spin on a traditional headboard, hanging light fixtures and floating shelves keep this room interesting while remaining simple.

This cozy bedroom belonged to legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright at the Christie House in New Jersey. A breathtaking rug and stylish seating bring sophistication to this wood-paneled bedroom, while the lush views act as built-in artwork to admire whenever you please.

There's something about white, black, and subtle pops of red that evoke Old Hollywood glamour, no matter your style. We love this fresh and airy room, designed by London-based Veere Grenney, which utilizes beautiful antique furniture from Dean Antiques to play up the timelessness of the room.

Just how inviting is this tranquil Southern California bedroom? Not only does this space prioritize serenity, it is also full of luxurious finds, such as a 17th-century wood chest by Axel Vervoordt, custom bed by Atelier AM, and fabrics from Loro Piana.

This artist's paradise belonged to funnyman Steve Martin in his Montecito home. This space is neutral and calming, yet oversized artwork brings some vitality and whimsy, making it the perfect space to boost your creativity—or just catch some Zzzz's.

We love the understated charm of this quaint bedroom, that's bursting with natural light. This room is an excellent place for the owners to feature family heirlooms and prized antiques.