For large bedrooms that would take days to paint, bring in color with fabric instead. Designer Candice Olson chose glacier blue florals and geometric fabrics for this 500-square-foot master suite.

 

Warm plum and orange is a sensual color palette that exudes romance under candlelight. Designer Vern Yip adds a billowy, silk canopy to the ceiling as a finishing touch.

 

Treat the bedroom like your favorite confection. Designer Candice Olson uses sumptuous chocolate and navy, sultry lighting, luscious velvet bedding and a padded headboard to evoke a delicious retreat.

 

Delicately-patterned wallpaper juxtaposed with warm, yellow stripes gives this traditional bedroom a classic look. Designer Constance Ramos brings in sweet florals to contrast the mahogany furniture.

Contemporary, monochromatic bedrooms look flattering when layered. Designer Candice Olson creates texture with a gray/pewter damask duvet and shams, metallic fabrics for the bedskirt and pillows, and luxurious silk for the window treatment.

 

Bring the glamour of an era into your bedroom. Designer Candice Olson knows it’s all in the details: a movie-star worthy chaise, perfume bottles, a silk throw and photos of screen legends bring Hollywood glamour to life.

 

Get that certain “je ne sais quoi” in the bedroom with Old World and French charm. In this traditional bedroom, designer Candice Olson pairs cocoa chairs with a small table, perfect for a morning cafe and croissants.

 

Step outside the traditional bedroom box and add style with unexpected focal points. Designer Constance Ramos gets creative with a wall-length headboard for storage and a lighted footboard in this seductive space.

 

Who says you can’t camp in comfort? Designer Candice Olson simulates a weekend getaway in this cottage-like bedroom with deep blue paint, birch trees and a canopy of lights above the bed.

 

 

Modern and minimalist bedrooms can be elegant. Designer Candice Olson keeps the palette sophisticated and neutral, but pops it with passionate red.