53 Beautiful Blue Bedroom Ideas To Create A Soothing Space

Use a Vibrant Wallpaper

This bedroom aesthetic features deep, rich color and texture that is perfectly balanced out with moments of cream. The gorgeous blue textured wallpaper pops off of the deep brown from the wood, and is all brought together with the neutral color scheme of the bed.

Make the Bed Blue

If you don't want to paint your walls blue, go for the next biggest focal point: the bed. This bedroom features a blue bed frame with a blue duvet for a relaxing look.

Paint Trims and Doors Blue

If you want to use blue paint in a more subtle way, painting the trim is a great way to add some visual interest. If your bedroom features doors like this one, painting the frame blue draws the eyes outside to make the space look larger.

Add Different Shades of Blue

Just because you chose blue as your main color in your bedroom doesn't mean you have to stick with one shade. This bedroom used multiple shades of blue around the room to make for a cozy, lively space.

Camouflage the Headboard

To make your room appear taller, making your bed's headboard the same color as walls draws the eyes up. It also adds dimension to the room for a nice balance of elements.

Match the Walls with Accents

While it can be daunting to commit to one color, matching your wall color with your room accents can make for a cohesive space. This bedroom matched the walls with the chair, pillows, and curtains for a crisp, clean look.

Get Inspired By Outside

Sky blue is one of the most relaxing colors to use when designing a bedroom as it resembles a beautiful day outside. This bedroom brought the outside in with the sky bleu walls and accents.

Simple and Classic

With a small space, keeping things clean with shades of white makes the space airy. With touches of navy and periwinkle, this bedroom looks elegant without trying too hard.

Peaceful in Blue-Grays

Inspired by a landscape painting, this primary bedroom was designed around a palette of whites and blue-grays. To give interest to the neutral bed, shams were monogrammed in a bright shade of blue.

Get the look: Addison Monogram in Gerrie Blue thread; leontinelinens.com

Make it Cozy

When faced with a large space, wallpaper can be your best friend. Designer Ashley Whittaker used this blue-and-green flowering tree motif to do just that. She kept the bed linens simple for a peaceful rest.

Get the look: Mirasol in Lagoon; matouk.com

Fuss-Free and Fancy

To make your room feel effortless, start with a base of white walls and neutral linens, then mix in your accent colors. Here navy and blue-grays add dimension and warmth to the space without much fuss or cost.

A Little Magic

With an off-center window in a small room, the designer added curtains to lengthen the space. Keeping everything in neutral tones except the touches of blue on the bed makes the room feel airy.

Master of Style

Vanillas and blues are accented with antique art and textiles making the room seem fresh yet sophisticated. The bright blue bed centers the room without overpowering the space.

Get the Look: Gauguin Linen Texture Wave; brunschwig.com

Preppy and Classic

With a navy that emulates the crispness of a blue blazer, a striped rug, and big white pillows, this room is true prep. It can be styled for any age or gender, but the basics are what make it a classic combination.

Tie-dye Turquoise

This turquoise and raspberry kids room is vivid and playful. With so much going on with the walls, it is important to keep the linens and furniture simple.

Get the Look: Scion Shibori wallpaper in Lagoon, available through ADAC (404) 231-3938

Bohemian Blues

This eclectic mix of navy and pattern make this attic room surprisingly hip. The accent pillow proves that deep blues pair wonderfully with a dash of magenta.

Tying It Together

With a light blue on the walls and a single blue fabric in the entire space, designer Suzanne Kasler used shades of cream to make blue the star. She added small traces of blue in the draperies, headboard, and Euros to tie the space together.

Make It Modern

For a modern addition to this calming blue, the homeowner added dashes of black with the fabrics and wall accents.

Get the Look: Wythe Blue (HC-143); benjaminmoore.com

Nautical Navy

This room is designed to be comfortable and lasting. The headboard is covered in navy and the linens are striped with cobalt. Khaki accents add some depth to the blue and white color scheme.

On the Wild Side

With a zebra stripe in a deep navy and whimsical plush animal mounts on the wall, this children's room can really inspire the imagination. The light blue walls fade into the background, keeping the focus on the fun beds and buffalo-check wall tapestry.

All American

This red, white, and blue bedroom is fun and vibrant without being too overwhelming. With a fun print on the walls and a pop of red on the bed, the multiple shades of blue help pull everything together.

Misty Beach Blues

With the colors of a misty beach day, these gray-blues create a serene setting. The plush fabrics warm up the space that could otherwise feel cold.

Get the Look: Marina Gray (1599) and Pebble Beach (1597); benjaminmoore.com

Going All Out

Who says you have to limit your bedroom to a palette of two colors? This designer blended a mix of bold colors and prints for a fun and bold room with pops of blue, pink, and green.

Graphic with Black

This guest room gets a graphic punch from black linens and beds. The pale blue walls allow everything to pop without feeling cold.

Get the Look: Aquatic Edge (5003-5A); valspar.com

Floral Inspiration

This room began with floral fabric and resulted in a blue and red masterpiece. By taking color cues from the floral, the aqua buffalo check and coral accents drive the rest of the space. The walls and carpeting are kept a clean white, while the ceiling adds another pop of blue.

Bunkroom Blues

Meant for kids, this bunkroom can even entice some adults with the Tahitian architecture and privacy curtains. The light wood walls allow the color to pop in the bedding while still being a relaxing space.

Timeless and Classic Look

This homeowner used her Swedish roots to influence her use of soft gray-blues and whites, which also pairs beautifully with natural wood.

Get the Look: Fanfare (874); benjaminmoore.com

Relaxed Elegance

This bedroom mixes modern and traditional by playing with traditional lines and modern colors. The mix of gold and turquoise bring a fun and playful flair to this Palm Beach retreat.

Get the Look: Henriot Floral in Blues on Ecru by Quadrille; quadrillefabrics.com

Crisp Camel and Indigo

Batik blues and vintage textiles are mixed beautifully with the raw wood in this primary retreat. The fun print adds a touch of whimsy to the collection of antiques.

Bask in Hydrangea Blues

Both the wallpaper and headboards take their hues from the flower every Southerner craves: the hydrangea. With many white accents this strong color isn't overwhelming.

Get the Look: elizabethhamiltoncollection.com

Light-As-Air Primary Bedroom

"A soft blue is always a good choice in a bedroom because it's flattering and restful," says designer Phoebe Howard. She used a barely-there blue to create this peaceful setting.

Get the Look: Olympus White (SW 6253); sherwinwilliams.com

Clean Vintage

To keep things modern when playing with vintage collections, add bright blues to simplify everything. This guest room has light wood floors that disappear, allowing the antiques to really make a statement.

Get the Look: Palladian Blue (HC-144); benjaminmoore.com

Enhancing Small Spaces

A small bedroom doesn't mean you have to shy away from color. Designer Nathan Drewes used different shades of blue and rich wood furniture to play up the snug factor.

Get the Look: Sugar Bag Light; us.farrow-ball.com

Add a Splash of Lime

With crisp whites and hints of green, this aqua makes for a playful and creative bedroom.

Get the Look: Sea Isle (751); benjaminmoore.com

Chocolate and Blue

Shades of chocolate are blended with playful blues in this primary bedroom. Floral curtains are added for a feminine balance to the masculine lines of the bed linens.

Get the Look: Palladian Blue (HC-144); benjaminmoore.com

Bold Boy's Room

A blue room for boys doesn't always mean navy. Here a bold shade of teal is paired with lime greens, vibrant oranges, and brown to make for a vibrant environment.

Cranberry Crisp

This room is soothing and fresh with aqua walls and cranberry accents. Blue becomes the neutral in the space and isn't overpowering when painted between the molding.

Get the Look: Sea Salt (6204); sherwin-williams.com

Simple Changes

Adding blue to a space can be as easy as changing out your duvet. If you don't have a white base, opt for something that pairs well with what you already have. With countless shades of blue, you're bound to find the perfect match.

Easy Elegance

With cream-colored walls for a base, the layers of blue fabrics make this primary a restful getaway. The canopy surrounding the traditional bed adds a touch of drama and makes it the true focal point.

Exotic Flair

The turquoise walls, poppy-red accents, and star lantern add a Moroccan vibe to this primary. The sea grass carpeting finishes the space with a dose of texture.

Get the Look: Stratton Blue (HC-142); benjaminmoore.com

Play with Periwinkle

In the primary bedroom of this Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts, beach house, designer Lynn Morgan set a soothing mood with a monochromatic palette of soft blues. The walls are pale aqua (painted Benjamin Moore's Sweet Bluette), while the fabrics, from the custom, upholstered benches to the bedding to the trim on the window shades, feature soft periwinkle. Aside from the benches, the furniture is sleek and understated to counter the room's rich hues. Plush, cream-colored carpet and crisp white trim further balance and frame the look. A gold-framed nautical painting provides an ocean-inspired focal point, and turquoise vases in the built-in cubby above the window seat draw the eye upward to the room's high ceilings.

Feature Colorful Fabric

A blue-and-green patterned duvet and accent pillows add a lively touch to the primary bedroom in this Bald Head Island, North Carolina, cottage. "I kept the decor simple but comfortable," says designer and homeowner Tiffany McWhorter. "I didn't want any one element to take away from the views. What's important is what's out those windows." The room's otherwise neutral colors allow for easy edits to the palette with a simple change of bedding.

Make it Maritime

This two-tone bedroom in Hobe Sound, Florida, owned by Greg Norman and his interior designer wife, Kristen, is a sleek, nautical escape. Navy grasscloth wallpaper, slipcovered side tables, and striped bedding (plus fun dip-dyed accent pillows), make the room feel almost like an underwater getaway.

Say Yes to Sea Glass

In this Phoebe Howard-designed primary suite, it's all about the soft sea glass palette, natural light, and high ceilings. The walls, painted Glass Slipper by Benjamin Moore, create a serene backdrop for the retreat-worthy space, and the light green and taupe color pairing adds an even deeper sense of serenity to the room.

Create a Coastal Classic

This 1915 cottage on the Charleston Harbor got a colorful makeover, complete with a relaxing blue bedroom. The soft azure walls set the tone, while window treatments trimmed with a Greek key pattern elevate the look. Natural accents like bamboo blinds, a seagrass rug, and an antique bed anchor the space.

Don't Be Shy With Stripes

Twin beds decked out in turquoise and indigo-blue pop against crisp white walls in designer Meg Braff's West Palm Beach bedroom. White bedding with a turquoise Greek key pattern is topped with fun floral throw pillows that tie the color scheme together.

Play with Pattern (on Pattern!)

Designer Bailey McCarthy creates a striking, monochromatic look in our Cinnamon Shore Showhouse primary bedroom. Using this many patterns—on the palm frond wallpaper, printed bedding, and geometric rug—could feel busy, but thanks to their shared ocean-going hue, the look is bold and relaxing all at once, especially when paired with bright white accents.

Pick a Bright Color Pairing

A lively green accent pillow was the inspiration for this Florida bedroom's pretty palette. With an eye to toning down the vivid neon hue, designer Phoebe Howard introduced calming shades of white and a mix of lighter and deeper blues on the walls (painted Misty Blue by Benjamin Moore), furniture, and accessories to create balance.

Cultivate Caribbean Style

"Charming wallpaper gives a room a special, tucked-away feel," says designer Amanda Lindroff, who applied a blue medallion print to the walls of this Harbour Island guest bedroom. Watercolors of Elbow Cay, Eleuthera, and Harbour Island are framed with mats in complementary colors. Rattan beds and baskets add a natural island vibe.

Go Bold With Nautical Wallpaper

This soft, vintage-inspired bedroom is a "graceful reminder of the home's history," says designer Alys Protzman, who brought the historic Cape Cod cottage back to life with bold pops of yellow in nearly every space. In this bedroom however, the signature hue was reserved as an accent after the designer and her sister (the homeowner) decided to keep the room's existing slate blue sailboat wallpaper. A white spindle bed, antique jug-turned-lamp, and old high chair that acts as a creative nightstand add a low-maintenance and cozy feel.

Stick to a Scheme

In the primary bedroom of her Richmond, Virginia, home, Ashley Hanley followed the lead of a beloved vintage Oushak, pulling the room's soothing palette of blues, greens, and tans directly from it.

Wrap the Room

Designer Ashley Hanley made her home's teeniest bedroom feel larger than life with the addition of Cole & Son's Cambridge Stripe wallpaper, which suits her young daughter now—and will feel just as appropriate as she grows.

Make Weird Architecture Work

At her cottage in Lookout Mountain, Tennesee, designer Hannon Doody leaned into the awkward lines of her younger daughter’s bedroom, cloaking the ceiling and walls in striped paper by Mark D. Sikes for what she calls a “tentlike feel."