Interior designers share 6 bedroom trends that are in, and 5 that are out this season

Lindsey Jamison, lead interior designer at Rumor Designs and HGTV 2021 Designer of the Year, told Insider that fluffy fur textures are trending in the bedroom this season. We're seeing sheepskin, fur, and faux fur popping up in bedrooms because of the extra coziness and comfort these materials offer, said Jamison.You can try this furry trend with area rugs, accent pillows or chairs, or throw blankets.Add softness to your sleep space by swapping rectangular furniture for rounded pieces.Bedroom furniture with rounded edges is big right now, said Jamison. Curved headboards are especially popular.Interior designer Brittany Farinas of House of One told Insider that more bedroom designs are including wellness spaces. Whether it's a separate spot for yoga or a peaceful meditation corner, wellness in the bedroom is definitely trending, said Farinas. If you don't have the extra space to devote to a wellness area, try using colors and textures that promote tranquility.Susannah Watts, owner and lead designer at Swatts & Co Design Studio, said that custom headboards are a major spring design trend.We're seeing more custom headboard styles, including headboards with built-in nightstands and channel tufts, said Watts. You might even offset some of the cost of commissioning a custom piece of furniture by working with a local company to design your headboard.Though the popularity of statement walls is fading, Watts told Insider that accent ceilings in the bedroom are having a moment.Go for an accent ceiling in your favorite color or even use wallpaper for extra personality, said Watts.For a more subtle look, consider retexturing your ceiling or installing crown molding.The classic canopy bed is getting a refresh this spring with cleaner lines and modern materials.Canopy beds are a big trend this season, said Farinas. Picture a suspended metal frame with fabric draped over it, not a traditional four-post canopy bed.Stick with airy fabrics and a minimal frame to have your canopy bed looking mature and stylish.Trends like the diamond-tufted headboard are falling out of favor.Diamond tufting was overdone in the early 2000s and now these headboards look extremely dated, said Watts. Instead of choosing the diamond style, Watts recommended trying the channel trend (vertical tufted lines) or even tufting the entire wall behind the bed. Bright colors are replacing white and gray as a vibrant spring design trend.We're seeing fewer and fewer all-white, neutral bedrooms, said Watts. People are starting to crave color in the bedroom.If you don't want to totally restyle your bedroom, Watts recommended adding a few bold pops of color through drapes and pillows.Multiple layers of pillows can be tedious to maintain and they're often just thrown on the floor, said Jamison. Plus minimizing your pillow collection can make it much easier to make the bed.Jamison recommended using just two standard shams and one large lumbar pillow.Decorating with an accent wall behind the bed in lieu of a headboard is a fading design trend.Accent walls lock you into one style and can't be rearranged, said Watts. Plus, you can't even see them when you're in bed.Swap your matching furniture sets for a more bespoke approach.Mixing nightstands and dressers with different finishes and textures adds interest and makes a space feel eclectic, said Jamison.Shopping at thrift stores or flea markets is often a great way to find one-of-a-kind pieces that won't break your budget.

Interior designers share 6 bedroom trends that are in, and 5 that are out this season

Sheepskin and fur textures are trending.

Rounded bedroom furniture is in for spring.

Wellness areas are a hot bedroom trend.

Custom headboards are a fun option.

Accent ceilings are in this season.

Canopy beds are surging in popularity.

On the other hand, diamond tufting looks dated.

All-white or gray bedrooms are no longer trending.

Multiple layers of pillows can look overdone.

Accent-wall "headboards" are out.

Ditch the matching furniture sets.