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What Should I Know About Buying Used Furniture?

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Is it time to replace that lumpy old couch or revitalize your dining room with a table-and-chair set that actually makes guests feel welcome (and comfortable)? Buying used furniture is a great way to get new-to-you furniture for sprucing up your home without hearing muffled cries of anguish coming from your wallet. If you're looking to decorate on a budget and buy your pieces used, you might have some questions about the process — it's not exactly the same as buying new, after all. Below are some important considerations to keep in mind as you get started in your quest for used furniture.

Used Furniture Is Usually Safe — Except for These Pieces

If you've never purchased used pieces of furniture before, you might be wondering whether it's safe to do so. In general, the answer is yes, especially when it's an item that you can wipe down and clean easily, such as an all-wood dresser or a metal-and-glass dining table. However, there are some pieces you really shouldn't buy used if you can avoid it.

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Used mattresses, whether they're for adults, kids or babies, have a higher potential of posing health hazards because they could be contaminated with bodily fluids, bed bugs, mold and mites. Plus, it's impossible to know what's lurking inside a mattress without cutting it up to find out. A bed frame, on the other hand, is usually a safe purchase as long as you can clean it. If that bed frame is upholstered, however, you might also want to pass it up.

Overall, it can be best to avoid all types of heavily used upholstered furniture, such as couches, chairs, headboards and other pieces. These may have stains of unknown origin that you won't be able to remove (and won't want to, because who knows what they might be?). But upholstered items, with years of regular use, can also become lumpy and bumpy and uncomfortable to sit on, which defeats the purpose of bringing a new piece of furniture meant for relaxation into your home. Unless you're planning to learn DIY upholstery skills, skip upholstered items that are obviously old, misshapen and stained. Opt for items that are new with tags in this situation.

You Should Make It a Point to Hold Out for Quality

One of the main reasons you might want to buy used furniture is that you can get a great deal on a gently worn piece that was a lot costlier when it was brand new. And you should spend a little time trying to do just that. Look for pieces from well-known, durable brands like Flexsteel, Lexington, Bassett, Woodbridge and other companies that have reputations for producing higher-end, built-to-last furniture. If you can find them, you'll be investing in a piece that can last for years to come, and you'll be paying a better price on top of that.

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On the flip side, unless you're looking for some garage shelving or a piece that won't see too much heavy use, such as a bedside table, it's best to avoid purchasing mass-produced, self-assembled furniture secondhand. These pieces are usually nowhere near as durable as factory-built pieces from trusted brands, and they also might not have all their original components. This means they may have lost some of their structural integrity. So, even if you're paying a low price, you might not be happy with how well they perform or get that much use out of them.

What a piece is made out of is just as, if not more, important than who made it. Self-assembled furniture is made with cheaper materials, like particleboard and veneer. And while there's nothing inherently wrong with these materials, you're usually not getting that great a deal when you buy them used because they depreciate quickly. Aim for solid hardwood and metal furniture instead. It'll last you longer, and these materials are easy to clean.

Take a Look in Person Whenever You Can

It's not always possible to check out a used item in person — maybe you're browsing on an online auction site — but you should aim for in-person shopping when it comes to used furniture. This gives you the opportunity to sit in a piece or otherwise use it to determine how comfortable it is and whether you'll be able to enjoy it. That's something you can't judge just from looking at a picture.

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It'll also give you a better idea about the item's condition and quality, which, again, are somewhat easy to conceal in photos online. It's simple for a seller to show scratches and other damage, but they can't convey that a dresser's drawers stick, for example, in photos. Even seeing this in writing doesn't give you the clearest idea about how much of an impact the damage might have on the furniture's usability.

Unlike when you're buying something brand new, there's generally a greater likelihood that a piece of used furniture will have those dents, dings and maybe even some deeper types of damage. And of course you'll want to know about these things before you decide to make a purchase. Not only can they influence your overall decision to buy, but they may also give you a potential bargaining chip. If a piece needs some repairs that you're comfortable making, you may have an easier time negotiating a lower price because of its condition.

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Peacock Color Bedroom Decor

Peacock Color Bedroom Decor

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Add Eye-Catching Fringe

Instant pizzazz comes from Samuel & Sons's electric blue brush fringe on the family room's neutral sofa in a Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, vacation home. "Brush fringe used as welting turns out to be fresh and fun—and electric blue is my new favorite color," designer Sally Markham says. The room is completed with vintage Russel Wright chairs upholstered in Meloire Reverse by China Seas and a Calypso Home floor pillow.

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Create a Friendly Entry

Reviving an Early American symbol of welcome, designer Ken Fulk painted the front doors of a San Francisco Victorian Benjamin Moore Heritage Red. The designer also echoed existing carved-fan motifs in new gilt stencils on the glass.

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Jonny Valiant

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Rescue Boring Bookshelves

A herringbone pattern hand-painted by Christopher Rollinson gives "wow" factor to the living room in a New York prewar apartment. "In an important room like your living room, shelves should be a little more styled," designer Christina Murphy says. Above the Lee Industries love seat, a Christine Hayman painting hangs between wall lamps from Circa Lighting. Walls are painted a custom robin's egg blue.

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Bjorn Wallander

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Frame Wallpaper

By framing a vintage floral wallpaper panel, designer Kelee Katillac brightened a dark living room corner of the 1915 Kansas City, Missouri, apartment she lives in with her husband and partner, architectural interior designer Steve Heiffus. It's an inexpensive way to get the look of wallpaper without the removal hassle. Audrey Salon fauteuil in Empire Gown silk from the Kelee Katillac Couture Collection.

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Try a Sink in an Unexpected Hue

"Every great kitchen has a hook, that one unique element that just pulls you in," designer Mick De Giulio says. In this space, it comes in the form of an unexpected pop of color: the blue kitchen sink designed by Jonathan Adler. Kohler Iron/Tones kitchen sink in Annapolis Navy. Grothouse Lumber cutting board sink insert. Ann Sacks Davlin tile in white gold leaf.

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Look to Lighting

There are other hues besides the standard chrome or brass. In the white-and-brown kitchen of a Greenwich, Connecticut, house, designer Ashley Whittaker added a fresh, crisp feeling by installing Urban Electric's Chisholm Hall lanterns – which come in all of Benjamin Moore's paint colors in addition to nearly 200 powder coat finishes.

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Trim a Curtain

A Greek key border, Clarence House Grand Galon Athenee, "crisps up the edges" of curtains in a Houston house for a young family. Because curtains often require more fabric than people realize, "If a client has an expensive fabric they love, I sometimes buy just enough to do a two- to four-inch-wide border," designer Ann Wolf says. "You'll get the look of the fabric without the expense."

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Brighten Up Old Furniture

Designer Kay Douglass furnished the family room of an Atlanta house with two vintage side tables that belonged to the owners — lacquered in Orange Spice to give them new life. Thibaut sofa, Iron and Linen Frame light fixture, and orange picture frame from South of Market. Belgian linen curtains from Lewis & Sheron Textiles.

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Don't Forget the Ceiling

To create a green gingham ceiling in a Purchase, New York, house, designer Gideon Mendelson first had the pattern painted on canvas by Silvère Boureaum. "It gives a classic white kitchen personality, and it brings extremely high ceilings down to a more comfortable place," Mendelson says.

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Bedroom Wall Units With Drawers

Bedroom Wall Units With Drawers

Bedroom Units, Cupboards & Cabinets

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Bedroom Units and Wardrobes are the statement furniture pieces of any bedroom; allowing you to keep your room clutter free and to hide all those clothes! There's a lot to consider when purchasing Bedroom Units and wardrobe carcasses however; from style, to design and colour - that's where our made to measure range can really help. Minimum order applies ( See details ).

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Why Buy Made to Measure Bedroom Units?

Bespoke bedroom units and wardrobes means that you can be 100 percent sure that your made to measure bedroom units you order will not only fit into your room, but will also adjoin effortlessly to other furniture. Using a tape measure and a good fitting and measuring guide, you can easily determine how big, or how small, each bedroom unit should be.

If you're thinking about getting replacement bedroom units and furniture and have never been entirely happy with the layout of your room, you should consider ordering custom-sized made to measure furniture when you redecorate, you won't be disappointed. However, if you're one of these lucky homeowners whose bedroom is perfectly designed to welcome standard size furniture, such as a 760mm unit, we offer that too!

Bedside Cabinets

When you're ordering made to measure bedside cabinets, you'll often have three different choices: standard cabinets, highline cabinets, and drawerline cabinets.

Standard cabinets - These are what probably come to mind when you think about your typical bedroom bedside cabinets. It's the standard two or three drawer style that's perfect for keeping small, fiddly objects, bedtime necessities, and important documents, for example.

Highline cabinets - These are a little more unusual, but are still highly useful and effective in the bedroom. More of a cupboard than a set of drawers, these bedroom units tend to have a shelf dividing the top and bottom of the cupboard.

Drawerline cabinets - If you can't decide between drawers and shelves, then a drawerline cabinet is perfect. It's a happy medium, a wonderful combination of the two. Cupboard at the bottom, drawer at the top, there's nothing you can't store safely and securely here.

Bedroom Wardrobes

If there's one defining piece of fitted bedrooms, it's an amazing wardrobe. Choosing your wardrobe isn't a decision to take lightly - you want something that fits into your room, makes the best use of the space available, and has adequate storage for anything you may want to store. Again, we have a variety of Wardrobe styles available:

Standard wardrobe - Standard bedroom wardrobes are ideal for those wanting a tall space in which to hang clothes that cannot be folded. The available hanging space almost reaches from top to bottom, with just a small, removable shelf at the top for keeping smaller objects.

Wardrobe shelf units - These are the complete opposite of a standard wardrobe. Rather than boasting plenty of hanging space, they instead incorporate a number of shelves. These wardrobes are best suited to those needing to store folded clothes that can be kept neatly on the different shelves.

Combination Wardrobe - These wardrobes are a blend of drawers and hanging space which have a moderate hanging space at the top. They're great for those who utilise both pull out drawer space and hanging space, although the hanging length is compromised, so very long garments, such as maxi dresses, may need to be folded through the hanger.

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Laundry Room Bedroom

Laundry Room Bedroom

These small utility room ideas are here for those of us who have dreamed of a space  to call a 'utility', whatever form it might come in.

If you're figuring out how to design a utility room, even if it's just somewhere to hide the ugly washing machine and keep a clothes dryer, you've come to the right place.

Experts at Argos say, 'There're lots of ways you can use a utility space; laundry room, a place to hide away cleaning equipment, somewhere for the bins to go, kitchen storage spill-over... think about what will make the biggest difference to you in your home.'

There are in fact tons of ways to banish your laundry and all its paraphernalia to even the tightest of cupboards. Don't believe us? Just keep reading...

  • Read our planning and designing a utility room feature too, for practical advice

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1. Transform even the tiniest of spaces into a small utility room

The alcove/niche/cupboard you can fit a utility room into can be super narrow if you only want to house a washing machine.

A great small utility room idea is to pack all your storage on the wall above you washing machine so you don't take up any of the limited floor space. Add a curtain to hide all that clutter.

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2. Put a small utility room under the stairs

The space below the stairs in the hallway is usually a decent enough size to house at least a washing machine and perhaps even a condensing dryer, too.

Maximise the space with a small utility room sink, a ventilated hanging area for drying or airing clothes and plenty of stack space for folded clothes.

Doors can be left open while you're out or you can invest in a small dehumidifier to keep the area dry. Shop our pick of the best dehumidifiers in our buying guide.

If you would rather keep your space for storage, go and check out our under stair storage ideas for loads more inspiration.

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3. Create a utility cupboard in the kitchen

Not just a great way to get the washing machine out of sight, a floor-to-ceiling cupboard in a corner of your kitchen, is a practical small utility room idea too, allowing you to stash everything from appliances to hanging space to the ironing board in one compact space.

Neptune says, 'Washing machine below and tumble dryer on its shoulders, this cabinet keeps appliances behind cupboard doors.'

Exactly where we want them, we say.

  • Or why not opt for a washing machine and a dryer all in one? Take a look at the best integrated washing machines for a sleek, seamless look

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4. Or create a larger utility space behind double doors

If you have got the room you could create a whole (but still tiny) utility space behind some double cupboards in your kitchen, worktop and all.

We love this idea of hiding an entire laundry room, not just for your appliances, but an area to fold and store your washing too.

Once you are done you just close the doors and no one need know it's there, just fits seamlessly into your kitchen.

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5. Add a small utility room in a hallway cupboard

Got some space to spare in your hallway upstairs? It's the perfect place for a small utility room because all the laundry stays upstairs, all the time (except when you're wearing it), plus you can have it built with some stud partitions at a very affordable price.

Ensure you choose a super-quiet washing machine if you're putting a machine upstairs, have children and tend to wash at night. Otherwise, wash while you're out.

Looking to invest in a new quiet washing machine? We have picked the best out in our round up of the best quiet washing machines.

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6. Move a small utility room to the bathroom

Why not make like the Europeans and put your utility area in a larger bathroom or shower room?

It makes perfect sense: great ventilation, it's often where the laundry basket's kept; plumbing and drainage in place. What's not to like?

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You get dressed and undressed in your bedroom, so why not?

Got a dressing room? Even better. Just ensure ventilation is really good so that drying clothes doesn't cause a damp atmosphere that the rest of your wardrobe won't thank you for.

  • If you don't have a dressing room or your current one needs a spruce up head over to our dressing room ideas for more inspiration.

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Put the space under your loft stairs to use and turn it into a mini utility room

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8. Make space on an upstairs landing for a small utility room

Designing a new loft conversion? Why not copy this small utility room idea and design a space on the landing under the new stairs to the loft at the same time?

The associated costs will be minimal and even the smallest of spaces, like this one, can make for a good utility. Our preference would be for some doors to hide it away, though...

  • For all our loft conversion ideas head to our inspiring gallery.

Got a niche for a small utility room but no space for doors to open out or fold back against the wall.

Take inspiration from this small utility room idea and instead of resigning yourself to an on-show utility, put sliding doors right across the front, just like Instagrammer The House in the Hollow.

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10. Think about ergonomics when designing a small utility room

Wherever you're putting your utility space, whether into a run of kitchen units or in a run of fitted wardrobes, placing the washing machine off the floor in a sturdily built frame will mean you don't have to bend every time you load and unload it.

Pull-out shelf for the basket beneath? Don't mind if we do.

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11. Try a DIY small utility room idea

If you are just after a space in your home to store your laundry, do the ironing and fold your clothes, maybe you don't need built in cupboards or secret sliding doors.

Create a work station from furniture you already have, stash some laundry baskets underneath, add some pretty wall-shelves for your detergent and what not, and there you go: a makeshift mini 'utility room'.

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12. Make space for a small utility room in your pantry

Lucky enough to have a pantry in your kitchen? Why not see if you can squeeze a small utility room in there? One side for dry food and one side for your washing machine and dryer?

If you need help making room check out our handy pantry storage ideas to get you started.

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13. Make a small utility room with shelving

Maybe your floor space is at a premium and you just don't think you have the space to build cabinetry or you're not lucky enough to have a pantry to house a DIY utility station.

Why not use wall space to store all your laundry clutter and accessories, ideally close to your washing machine.

String Furniture's Co-Owner Peter Erlandsson says, 'A simple wall mounted storage unit can solve all your problems. Placed above the sink or by the washing machine, the string shelving collection maximises your space throughout the home.'

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14. Get a utility cart

Another space-saving utility room idea if you live in a close quarters is to buy a slim trolley cart for all your laundry accessories and neatly tuck it away by your washing machine when not in use. This IKEA trolley is as compact as they come.

Experts at IKEA says, 'Make smart storage out of a small space with the help of JONAXEL frame and mesh baskets. It's narrow and can fit in many places, and the castors make it easy to pull out when you need a clear overview.'

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Clutter builds up and in a small space, it can get you down and make the utility downright unusable. A failsafe option to make order out of the mayhem is by adding neat baskets and boxes to house all the accessories.

Experts at Garden Trading say, 'Even though it's the hardest working room of the house, your utility space need not look like this is the case.'

'Create rules for where things live with smaller storage boxes which can be stacked one on top of each other to make the most of shelf space.'

Find more small space storage ideas to make tiny room feel bigger.

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Meditation Bedroom Design

Meditation Bedroom Design

What Are Some Design Ideas for Small Bathrooms?

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Redecorating the rooms in your home can bring some chaos, but it also brings a lot of excitement as you watch an entirely new look come to life in rooms that had become mundane and dated. The long-term enjoyment and satisfaction you get from a newly redesigned bathroom, for example, is more than worth the short amount of time you spend completing the work.

When you're decorating a particularly small bathroom — or any small room — you have to make the most of every bit of available space. From creating practical spaces to letting your design imagination shine through, you could take your new bathroom in many different directions. Let's take a look at some great design ideas for small bathrooms.

Go Bold with Wallpaper

Wallpaper may seem like a dated idea, but many of today's modern prints and designs look nothing like those blocky, geometric designs from days gone by. Bold prints and striking patterns that might look overwhelming in a larger space can really shine in a small bathroom. Choose an accent wall and decorate it with bright colors or a punchy pattern or go dramatic and wallpaper the entire bathroom in a textured print.

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Keep Counter Lines Clean

If you have an ample budget, changing your bathroom counter can really change the entire feel of the bathroom. Choose a design that adds crisp, clean lines to the space. Decorative finishes and scalloped edges may seem fancy and tempting, but they can distract from the rest of the room and diminish your counter space. Additionally, patterned designs on the walls call for "non-busy" counters and accessories to avoid a cluttered feel.

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Add a Design Element to the Ceiling

If decorating the walls isn't your style or you don't have a lot of open wall space, consider adding an eye-catching design element to the ceiling instead. Drawing visitors' eyes up to the ceiling helps create the illusion that your overall bathroom space is much larger than it actually is, according to Elle Decor.

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Consider a Floating Sink

Okay, so maybe floating sinks don't really float, but these types of pedestal sinks with no surrounding counters almost give the impression they are really suspended in midair. This sink style allows you to eliminate bulky counters and cabinets by skipping the traditional bathroom vanity. If counter space isn't important to you, look for a modern floating sink with minimal plumbing to keep your walls and floor tidy.

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Think Outside the Shower Stall

Traditional shower stalls and bathtubs take up a lot of valuable space in a tiny bathroom. If you've got the budget for a full replacement, consider turning your standard bathroom into a European-style bathroom with an open shower and drain on one end of the room, partially separated by a transparent sheet of laminated glass.

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Try Hanging a Towel Bar

If you plan on keeping the counter and you need more counter space, hang a towel bar (or two) to free up space. These bars can hold standard hand towels or even full-size body towels in most cases. This use of vertical storage space saves some of your limited square footage for other uses. As a bonus, you can find plenty of towel bars with decorative designs to spruce up your walls as well.

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Bring Some Natural Light In

One of the biggest problems in a small space is the lack of light, and dark rooms with poor lighting look not only dismal but also seem much smaller than they actually are. If your bathroom has a window, install decorative blinds or a window shade in a color and material that lets some natural light in, even when the blinds are closed or the shade is pulled down.

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Spring for an Oval Mirror

You know how funhouses always have halls and rooms with funky mirrors in them? The logic is simple — mirrors are great at creating optical illusions. Oval mirrors, in particular, create an illusion of height, and every mirror reflects both artificial and natural light to make rooms much brighter. Place an oval mirror over the sink or an open wall to add brightness and create the illusion of extra height in your small bathroom.

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Use Ledges or Shelves for Storage

If you're completely remodeling your small bathroom, consider choosing a shower and tub enclosure with storage ledges in the walls. If your do-over isn't that extensive, you could hang shelves in the shower enclosure or above the sink. Ledges and shelves are great for storing shower and hair products that you don't want cluttering your counters.

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Choose Flexible Storage Options

As much as you want to avoid clutter in a small bathroom, it's inevitable that you need certain items in the room. The storage items you choose are determined by the style choices you make throughout the room. If you opt for a pedestal sink, you might be able to slide a basket with fresh towels underneath it. If your shower doesn't have shelves, then look for a hanging shower caddy to drape over the shower head to hold your supplies. If you hang a shelf near your sink, pick up some cute containers to place on it to hold your toothbrush, toothpaste, hairbrush and other essentials.

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Male Bedroom Wall Art

Male Bedroom Wall Art

Bachelor pads usually make you think of mismatched furniture, leather sofas, and a huge TV mounted on the wall. We're happy to report that doesn't have to be the case. Gone are the days of the popular man cave. Instead, men are becoming more interested in designing their living quarters with both style and functionality in mind.

Just because a man lives alone doesn't mean he shouldn't take the time to decorate a beautiful space that best matches his personality. And it all starts in the bedroom. To prove this point, we've gathered a comprehensive collection of the best bedroom ideas for guys.

Men's Bedroom Decor Ideas

When designing a manly bedroom, you want to stay away from glam accessories, an excess of bright colors, and clutter. Instead, focus on simple decorating ideas and embrace darker tones. Shades of black, gray, and blue are often found in modern men's bedrooms. On the same note, there are certain materials that are better suited for a masculine vibe. Think concrete, wood, exposed brick, flannel, and leather.

Also, remember that a few stylish decor pieces like a rug or lamp can go a long way toward making the place look more put-together. It's important to find a balance between the rough look so popular among guys and the comfort a bedroom should provide in the first place. You likely want your bedroom to be inviting for everyone, but enable you to relax after a long day. Cozy yet manly bedroom furniture is critical to your room's decor.

Here are the best men's bedroom ideas to get you inspired with masculine decor and cool designs.

Elegant Men's Bedroom with Wood Paneling

Masculine Bedroom

When it comes to masculine bedrooms for guys, wood walls can add depth, warmth, and texture to any space. An accent wood wall will make your room look cozier without sacrificing elegance. This bedroom also gives off a bit of a hipster vibe if you're into that. As long as you keep the rest of the decor in neutral tones, the end result will be mesmerizing.

Black and White Male Bedroom Decor

Male Bedroom Ideas

The black and white color combo will never go out of style, making it a great pick for your masculine bedroom. The accent wall and the creative lighting make the space look more comfortable, while the television fits right in with the modern design.

Rustic Men's Bedroom with Light Colors

Modern Men's Bedroom Decor

If darker shades aren't your thing, earthy tones are a clever alternative, giving the space a rustic feel. The wood wall makes another appearance – we just can't get enough! Notice how the TV is the focal point of the non-accent wall, providing the perfect balance between style and functionality.

Classy Dark Accents

Classy Bedroom Ideas For Men

If your pad sports large windows, consider yourself lucky. Natural light makes any space look airy and enables you to play with darker shades to create a fun contrast. Case in point: this dazzling black accent wall adds a masculine vibe to the bedroom with minimal effort.

Edgy Masculine Bedroom

Edgy Masculine Bedroom with Sexy Decor

Grey has become a ubiquitous color in current design trends, so we would be remiss not to recommend it for a masculine bedroom. Although minimally decorated, the space has a lot of personality thanks to the wall art and the interesting lighting fixture. That stylish yellow chair adds a much-needed pop of color to brighten up the space.

Minimal Men's Bedroom with Cozy Accents

Minimal Men's Bedroom with Cozy Accents

Just because you want to keep things simple doesn't mean you have to sacrifice comfort. This room would look less inviting without the rug and drapes, so never overlook details when designing your bachelor bedroom. The bedding is also important – opt for pillows and comforters that go with the rest of your decor.

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Guys Bedroom Designs

When choosing decor pieces for your masculine bedroom, less is more. You can showcase books, art, collectibles, or whatever else makes you feel happy and feel at home, but don't go overboard. If you keep your furniture to a minimum, the rest of the decor should follow suit.

Sexy Open Space

Cool Men's Bedroom Idea with Open Space

Nothing says manly like earth tones coupled with that powerful wall art. For a sexy vibe, add a natural cowhide rug into the mix. It goes great with the rest of the decor and can also be used as a throw, so it will come in handy even if you decide to redecorate.

Cool Small Room Designs

Small Bedroom Designs

Dealing with a small bedroom? Dark tones can make it appear even smaller. Instead, shades of white, brown and gray will create the illusion of more space. At the same time, simple design elements like the black nightstand and black and white wall art add a more masculine touch.

Posh Manly Bedroom with Gorgeous Wall Art

Best Manly Bedroom Decor Ideas

A gallery wall is a quick way to add personality to any space, bedroom included. To keep costs low, consider purchasing prints instead of paintings. Make sure you frame them so the whole space looks more put-together and, if possible, keep the print colors consistent with the rest of your room.

Awesome Room Ideas For Guys with Flair

Awesome Room Ideas For Guys with Flair and Lighting

Do you live in a studio? A quick way to break up an open layout floor plan is with a stylish glass wall. If you don't have any roommates, privacy shouldn't be an issue. A glass wall is a posh addition to any male bedroom, taking your sleeping area from crammed to elegant in a jiffy.

Modern Bedroom and Office Decor

Men's Apartment Bedroom Decor Ideas

If your bedroom doubles as your home office, figure out a clever way to visually separate the two areas. Working from home can affect work/life balance, so having a designated place to conduct your business will increase your productivity and ensure that your work tasks don't follow you to bed.

Luxury Blue Color Bedroom

Luxury Blue Color Bedroom For Guys

Blue is known to be a relaxing color, which makes it a particularly great choice for bedrooms. A few blue accents here and there don't diminish the masculinity of your space. Instead, they make it feel more inviting. If you're worried, you can always add some faux leather pieces to spice things up.

Snazzy Clean Design

Simple Modern Man's Bedroom Ideas

Nothing screams modern design like clean lines. If you want to make your bedroom stand out while still maintaining a minimalist approach, only opt for necessary furniture and use a couple of accent decor pieces to complete the look. That gorgeous frame and the imposing ivory column are more than enough to catch the eye.

Simple Bedroom with Chic Details

Masculine Guys Bedroom Ideas

A plant is the quickest way to liven up your minimalist yet classy bedroom. Ideal plants for your sleeping quarters include Jasmine, Aloe Vera, Snake Plant, and English Ivy. They are all easy to grown and are known to improve sleep, while also adding a breath of fresh air into your space.

Dark Design with Gray Tones

Dark Colored Manly Bedroom

Black and grey go great together, especially when decorating a masculine bedroom. While an all-black look would be too much, the grey softens the design and gives it a bit of an edge. The glass walls separating the bedroom from the closet are a welcome addition.

Luxurious Bold Design

Luxurious Men's Bedroom with Bold Design

If you have the space and budget, merging your bedroom with your bathroom is a stylish way to bring your sleeping quarters to the next level. The exposed brick and glam lighting fixture give the space a soft industrial feel. Meanwhile, the minimal separation between the bedroom and bath may make guests confuse your apartment for a spa center, which is never a bad thing.

Simple and Classy Modern Design

Simple and Classy Modern Bedroom

When it comes to the bedroom, you likely don't need a lot of furniture to be content, so it's perfectly fine to only keep the essentials. Subtle decor elements like the wood accent wall and the earthy lighting fixtures are enough to give the space a cozy feel.

Functional Room with Snazzy Details

Cool Men's Bedroom Decor

When keeping the design minimal, a few accent decor pieces can make the difference between drab and fab. In this case, the industrial lighting fixtures and the oversized wall art add personality to the room without creating any clutter. The bedding is also important – notice how the tartan comforter makes the bed look comfier and more inviting.

Textured To Keep Things Simple

Awesome Bedroom Ideas For Guys

Playing with different textures is a guaranteed way to draw attention to your space without investing in extra decor pieces. Here, wood and concrete are used in perfect harmony across the room, from the walls to the window seating area. The grey rug adds even more dimension to the space without throwing off the balance.

Badass Wood Paneling

Manly Bedroom Design For Guys

If you're craving a more rustic vibe in your sleeping area, wood paneling never disappoints. A modern fireplace is also a nice touch, instantly adding warmth to any space – both figuratively and literally. We have a feeling this bedroom would look even better at night.

Neutral Design with Stunning View

Cool Male Bedroom Decor Ideas

When you've good such a great panorama to welcome you into the room, there's not much else you need to be content. Maybe just a comfy bed and a spacious sitting area. The neutral colors are perfect for this space, allowing the window wall to really stand out. Don't forget some sturdy curtains – in this case a must if you're planning to take a nap in the middle of the day.

Intriguing Design with Wall Map

Cool Apartment Decorations For Guys

A nice way to let your personality shine through the bedroom decor is to find a way to incorporate your hobbies in the design. In this case, an avid traveler will surely appreciate the map wallpaper. Also, notice how the sleeping area is cleverly separated from the office area, but the design remains consistent throughout the room.

Grey Bedroom with Cozy Sitting Area For Apartment

Men's Apartment Decor Ideas For Bedrooms

Everything about this space screams masculinity, from the bold fireplace to the shades of gray to the floating bookshelves. To balance it out, use a soft rug and some comfy throws to decorate the seating/reading area. It will make occasional guests feel more welcome. If you love these colors, then you'll absolutely want to consider more grey bedroom ideas.

Jazzy Bedroom with Cool Wall Decor

Men's Wall Decor

If dark tones aren't your thing, you can find elegant ways to incorporate color into your sleeping area. Adding a few pops of color here and there makes for a fun twist on an otherwise classic bedroom. Quick tip: blue and yellow is a combo that will never go out of style.

Dark Bedroom Design with Funky Bedding

Cool Small Bedroom Concepts For Men

Sometimes you don't have enough space to play with furniture or decor elements. If that's the case, the quickest way to brighten up a dark bedroom is to purchase funky bedding. Don't shy away from patterns and bold colors as they instantly liven up your space. Colorful art is also a great investment in this case.

Clean Design with Eye-Catching Pattern

Best Men's Bedding Ideas

Want an easy modern bedroom with a twist? Adding a pattern is a fun way to go. Whether we're talking about floor tiles or wall panels, a pattern helps you add texture to an otherwise basic room without breaking the bank. We also endorse the funky mirror display, which proves once again that the simple decor elements can be the most effective.

Vintage Idea with Great View

Cool Bedroom Decor For Guys

Vintage design isn't for everyone, but it certainly helps a bedroom stand out from the crowd. If you like all things old-fashioned, hunt garage sales for unique pieces that will bring your vision to life. Don't limit yourself to furniture – in this case, the vintage books are a very nice touch.

Easy Design For Classy Look

Easy Men's Bedroom Decor Designs

Just because you like things simple doesn't mean that you can't get creative when designing your sleeping area. For instance, this functional bedroom is pretty basic, but still grabs the eye thanks to the playful lighting fixtures.

Unique Single Guy's Bedroom with Cool Bed Set

Single Guy Bedroom Ideas

Your bed is likely the largest piece of furniture to grace the room, so make it a show-stopper. A unique bed frame will not only elevate your space, but, if chosen carefully, enhance your sleeping experience. Decide on a color scheme for the bedroom and then shop around until you find a bed frame that will perfectly fit in.

Sharp Design with Office Area

Small Masculine Bedroom Ideas For Guys

When sleep and work collide in a small space, multi-functional furniture can be a lifesaver. In this case, the large desk actually creates the illusion of more space, acting as an office desk, storage area, and TV stand.

Rustic Wood Wall

Rustic Masculine Bedroom Design

Regardless of your personal style, details are crucial when it comes to bedroom design. For instance, the wood paneling here wouldn't have been enough to make the room feel rustic. The tartan comforter and carefully chosen decor elements, however, seamlessly give the room a pastoral vibe.

Cool Men's Bedroom Lighting

Cool Men's Bedroom Lighting

There's nothing minimal about this room, proving that you can perfectly design a masculine space without sacrificing decorative knick-knacks. As long as you keep the color palette neutral, you can get away with almost anything – including not one, but two gallery walls. Noteworthy is the cool bedroom lighting. Using skylights as a source of natural light, single guys can impress girls with a beautiful night staring at the stars.

Functional with Simple Design

Functional Male Bedroom with Simple Design in Apartment

When your sleeping quarters are less "full-on bedroom" and more "separate area with bed", it's best to keep things simple. You can still add some flair with funky details like the Rocky poster and the Bonsai plant. As for that lighting fixture, it's a thing of beauty.

Warm Grey Bedroom Color

Grey Bedroom For Guys

If you've been scrolling for a while, you already figured out that grey is a perfect shade for a masculine bedroom. Here, the unfinished look of the wall gives it an industrial vibe, while the other decor elements – like the flower painting and the cozy rug – bring warmth into the space.

Young Man's Design with Blue and White Accents

Young Man Bedroom Ideas

While dark and neutral tones are usually the go-to options for male bedrooms, lovers of color can definitely opt for brighter hues. In this case, a blue/white combo, with the occasional pops of yellow, pink, and orange to spice things up.

Upscale Setup with Dark Wall Decor and Manly Bedding

Cool Bedroom Setup with Dark Wall Decor

In some cases, luxury bedding is the only thing you need to make your bedroom stand out. High-end linen doesn't only elevate your bed, but ensures a good night's sleep. Think high thread count sheets, silk pillowcases, Egyptian cotton – you get the idea.

Simple Masculine Room with Accent Decor Pieces

Simple Masculine Bedroom with Accent Decor Furniture

If you're set to keep your bedroom design simple, invest in statement pieces that will add flair to the room. For instance, these gorgeous lamps catch the eye and inspire elegance. A plushy rug is a smart investment as well. The classy furniture goes perfectly with the masculine bedding.

Small Bedroom with Neutral Colors and Bedding

Small Bedroom with Neutral Colors and Manly Bedding

Your space can be stylish regardless of how small it is. All you need are a few choice objects to stand out. Clutter is tiresome, especially in small spaces, so only invest in essential pieces that match the style of the room.

Modern Design with Room Divider

Modern Male Bedroom Design with Room Divider

When you have a bigger space to play with, using a room divider to create separate areas – for sleeping, working, dining – is a great idea. A book shelf room divider, for example, serves a double purpose: besides separating two areas, it helps you display our favorite decor items.

Bachelor Bedroom with Bold Furniture

Bachelor Bedroom with Bold Furniture

Don't be afraid to go big. When you're using only a few decor elements, the bigger they are the more impact they'll make. Just look at the huge floor lamp and oversized wall art – they fit the space perfectly!

Old School Look with Badass Wall Art

Old School Bedroom with Badass Wall Art

Big wall art can come in many shapes, from prints to paintings to tapestries. A statement piece can be enough to add a twist to an otherwise basic design. In this case, the wall art complements the leather bed nicely.

Neutral Colors with Interesting Lighting

Neutral Men's Bedroom with Interesting Lighting

Unique lighting fixtures can elevate any room, both from a design and lightning standpoint. Don't be afraid to get creative, especially if you're trying to achieve that popular industrial look. Also, remember that there are several types of lighting fixtures on the market: desk lamps, recessed lighting, wall sconces, and so on. Mix and match for stunning results.

Elegant Design Concept in Neutral Tones

Elegant Men's Bedroom Design in Neutral Tones

If you're looking for classy, nothing beats an elegant leather loveseat. Paired with a gorgeous bed frame and a luxurious rug and you've got yourself a dapper bedroom. You can add warmth to the space with cozy throw pillows and low-maintenance plants.

Edgy with Statement Wall Print

Edgy Male Bedroom with Statement Wall Print

Exposed brick will never go out of style, which makes it an excellent pick for a masculine bedroom, especially when painted in a neutral shade. It goes great with the dark wood furniture. Add a bold wall print into the mix for a playful look.

Dark Room Decor Ideas with Discreet Lighting

Dark Room Decor Ideas with Discreet Lighting

Dim lighting creates a seductive environment, so you might want to keep that in mind when shopping for lighting fixtures. This bedroom is all about clean lines and neutral tones, but the creative use of lighting makes it stand out nonetheless.

Contemporary with Pops of Color

Modern Bachelor Bedroom

As we've already mentioned, color is nothing to be afraid of. In this case, the orange and green work great with the grey tones of the room, while the pastel painting is an unexpected, yet welcome visual treat. If you're unsure about integrating color to your space, reaching out to an interior designer may help.

Minimalist with Accent Chair and Modern Bedding

Minimalist Bedroom with Accent Chair and Modern Bedding

While the bed is usually the focal point of a bedroom, adding a statement chair to complement it is a smart move. You can create a reading corner or simply use it to throw your jacket on at the end of the day. Either way, it will catch the eye and give your bedroom a bit of an edge.

Fun Room with Wood Accents and Interesting Nightstands

Modern Men's Room Ideas

Nightstands are another must in any bedroom, but rest assured – they don't have to be boring. There are all sorts of unique designs available on the market, so you'll definitely be able to find something that matches your personal style or the theme of your bedroom. As you can see, they don't even have to be the same size to make an impact.

Trendy Bedroom with Comfortable Sitting Area

Coolest Men's Bedroom Decor

A clean approach doesn't have to sacrifice comfort. For instance, these giant bean bag chairs make for a cozy seating area, while perfectly fitting in with the rest of the design. They'll come in handy if you have friends over to watch the game.

Awesome Colors and Unique Room Decor

Young Men's Bedroom with Awesome Colors and Unique Room Decor

If you're into art, a galley wall or statement painting will help you showcase your personality and decorate your space at the same time. When in doubt, why not get both? Add a funky lightning fixture to your room as well and you'll impress any visitor.

Modern Luxury Styling and Decor

Modern Luxury Masculine Bedrooms Ideas

If you have the budget for it, you can go all out when it comes to bedroom design. Case in point: this elegant sleeping area closely resembles a hotel room, which is one way to go if you want to feel like you're taking a perpetual vacation.

Functional Minimal Decor

Functional Men's Bedroom with Minimal Decor

When all else fails, sticking with neutral tones and functional furniture is key. An accent wall is enough to give your space a bit of an edge. Plus, the less stuff you have in your bedroom, the quicker you'll fall asleep.

Nice Design with Rustic Wall Decor

Nice Bedroom Design with Rustic Wall Decor

Rustic wall art and decor comes in many shapes and forms, so don't be afraid to shop around if you're looking for something more hip. For example, these rugged-looking panels give the room a rustic and cozy vibe, creating an interesting contrast with the industrial lighting fixture.

Modern Look with Faux Gallery Wall

Cool Bedroom Ideas For Guys - Modern Male Bedroom with Faux Gallery Wall

If you live in a rental or don't feel like hanging up prints, lining your art up on a shelf can create the same effect with minimal effort. Just make sure that the prints are in different sizes for a more interesting end result.

Spacious and Open Bedroom with Sexy Canopy Bed

Spacious and Open Bedroom with Canopy Bed

Canopy beds are making a comeback, so now is the perfect time to invest in one. Such a massive bed frame instantly elevates the room, so keep things simple by only adding a few well-chosen decor elements to complement it.

Stylish Black Styling and Light-Colored Wooden Walls

Stylish Bedroom with Black Styling and Light-Colored Wooden Walls

When designing you sleeping area, remember that balance in key. You can use different materials and colors as long as you don't overdo it. In this case, the wood paneling goes great with the dark tones of the furniture, while the grey in the rug and bedding tie the entire room together.

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