27 Bold Wallpapered Bedrooms You'll Want to Copy ASAP

A pale mint wallpaper with a dainty floral pattern is as sweet as it gets. But this New York City bedroom designed by Elizabeth Roberts Architecture & Design adds a little spice to the mix with a cheeky sheep photograph above the bed and a textured burled wood side table.

Modern, photorealist interpretations of classic designs are popping up everywhere, whether it’s a botanical print contemporized or a graphic, digitalized geometric pattern. In this bedroom designed by 2LG studio, the wallpaper mimics wood grain swirls for a nature-inspired twist.

A bold choice in wallpaper with matching curtains will always make a statement, especially in a colorful and eclectic bedroom like this one designed by the inimitable Martin Lawrence Bullard. We love he brought the room to life with colorful throw pillows and blankets and a snake print trunk.

As you can see in this bedroom at the stylish Hotel Henriette in Paris, France, nothing makes a modern light fixture pop like an old-school wallpaper. There's just something so unique about this contrast that feels both fresh and inspired, timeless and easygoing.

If you love eclectic decorating and blue-green colors, take note from this pattern-packed and playful bedroom designed by Kelly Hohla. The metallic accents really pop while the layers of textiles keep things soft while the artistic, sweet, and playful wallcovering is itself a work of art.

Minimalists can love wallpaper, too, you know. Covered in a traditional wallpaper, this bedroom looks feels neat, tidy, and contemporary thanks to the tonal color scheme. For a similar feel, choose timeless furniture, crisp bedding, and a faux fur throw for texture and warmth.

A texture-rich wallpaper is an easy way to add personality without taking up any precious surface space. We love how it contrasts with the more traditional elements in this room designed by Martin Lawrence Bullard. The swirls of marble bring depth, color, perceived texture, and interactions with light.

Bedside sconces are a guaranteed way to make your bedroom look and feel as fresh as a 5-star hotel room. The white and light gray bedding in this room also soften up the dark wood side table and moodier wallpaper in this space designed by Catherine Kwong.

Both interior designer Britt Zunino and luxury property specialist Mindy Henderson agree that a natural grasscloth can be best if you're worried about resale soon. Zunino mentions seeing more grasscloths and faux suedes trending anyway, and they're particularly well-suited for the color-averse. To bring the home, take style notes from this neutral space by Studio Lifestyle.

Give your bedroom a little extra sparkle with a wallpaper that boasts metallic flecks. In this glammed-out space by 2LG Studio, there's no shortage of vibrant colors and luxe materials, from the blue velvet headboard to the wallpaper.

You don't need to cover the entire wall to make a statement. Just choose a smaller nook to cover in a fun print. And speaking of fun prints, don't be afraid of mixing them, as Studio DB boldly did in this bedroom. The wilder, the better.

Designers are now laying traditional schemes, like toile in quirky motifs and electric tones, for prints as whimsical as they are sophisticated. For example, in this bedroom, the monochrome wallpaper's balance between childlike whimsy and grownup sophistication means it'll age gracefully.

Bursting with warmth, this little girl's room designed by Studio DB is going to mature gracefully. That's thanks to the versatile yet distinct color scheme anchored around blush pinks, creamy tones, warm beige accents, and a touch of burgundy.

Decorated by Shaun Smith, here's another great example of bold yet sophisticated and cohesive pattern play. The zig-zag burgundy throw pillow and striped area rug mirror each other's color schemes as do the beige headboard and plaid pillows. The intricate wallpaper injects a totally different feel, bringing in the perfect touch of classic design.

Though it looks like a classic formal bedroom in the English countryside at first glance, this bedroom designed by Jane Hawkins Hoke doesn't take itself too seriously at all. From the bold houndstooth upholstery to the pale yellow floral wallpaper and modern black fan, it's a gorgeous blend of tradition and personal style.

In case we haven't already convinced you to transform your bedroom wall into a watercolor masterpiece, here's another bedroom designed by Studio DB to drive it home. Brimming with dreamy texture and calming colors, this is the key to sounder (and more stylish) sleep.

When asked about new wallpaper trends, Zunino says she'd like to more "modern architectural moments." In this bedroom by Martin Lawrence Bullard, the preexisting architectural quirks are played up by a graphic, linear wallpaper that contrast with the more traditional elements throughout the space.

While there’s definitely no shortage of bold, forward-thinking wallpaper trends, we’re also seeing a more subtle approach. Translation: Beige does not have to be boring. Add an abstract painting, a pop of color, and something featuring an animal print, as seen in this bedroom designed by Matthew Carter.