Michael Sweeney 
The majority of bedrooms have a bed in the center and it’s perfectly symmetrical, so it makes sense, but Workadaylolcat balances it out with guitar and plants on either side.
Keep in mind that your decor and colors will change with your room lighting conditions — northern light promotes cooler tones and southern exposure warms.
Colors
Bedrooms are a place of relaxation, and the more you choose colors that will allow you to unwind, the better off you’ll be at night. The soft whites and grays, taupes and sandy beiges, bright pink or pale blue, will also all work for you in bringing about a good nights sleep.
In bedrooms, black and white look a lot like black and white. Here, dark wooden shelving and Farrow & Ball’s Breakfast Room Green inject a little grit to this bedroom.
Bedrooms have different lighting conditions at different times of day, therefore when deciding what to paint your bedroom under various light conditions, make sure you’ve tried different lighting conditions before making a decision. A cool yellow might be too cool in north-facing rooms and blue could be too blaring in east or west-facing rooms. Select flooring such as tufted twist pile carpet that is comfortable on the feet while being tough and simple to clean or wood floors that match almost any décor.
Patterns
There are so many patterns used in bedrooms. They don’t only create visual interest and focus, but can even make up for an otherwise skewed layout by acting as equalisers between areas of a room. Patterns can stand for things that are familiar to us as well as unidentified things and texture reveals warmth and texture to an area.
Start by collecting patterns, and put them next to each other to see how they connect. It is a perfect way to develop an idea of which combinations work and which don’t.
After picking your pattern, move on to furniture placement. Always take into account the size of your bedroom and if you have any fixed elements such as windows or doors in your bedroom before you position furniture symmetrically as this might not always be the case depending on the layout of the room; if your bedroom has big windows, you might prefer an asymmetrical placement to catch as much sunlight as possible.
Lighting
Bedroom interior design needs lighting for everything from mood and functionality to character and interest. Make sure you have enough lighting to get by and decorative lights for some extra style and character.
Remember that different moods call for different lights. A bigger brightness can be used in the office and kitchen and a low beam in bedrooms and the living room.
Look for lights that fit the color scheme and style of the room such as chandeliers, pendants or wall sconces. Accent lighting works well to enhance artworks, buildings or other décor elements in a room, or patterns and textures within décor.
Furniture
Bedrooms are rooms where you mostly sleep, in apartment buildings. And, accordingly, they have to satisfy certain minimum requirements for comfort, privacy and security of its users. Bed, dresser or bedside table, wardrobe for clothing storage, etc are all necessary pieces.
furniture in bedroom, consider the size of the room and the people inside it before you buy furniture. A symbiotic bedroom can also have balanced spaces for equal space division and a tidy appearance.
You can also think of natural light and views while designing your bedroom. For example, a bed next to a window lets in good morning light to get you started in the morning and lets its users enjoy views of the garden or city skyline from bed. Hardwood flooring warms and muffles noise; an area rug lends depth.
