23 Beautiful White Bedroom Ideas to Copy If You Want to Sleep on a Cloud

Designed by Suzanne Kasler, this white bedroom is peak Coastal Grandma comfort. "A neutral palette allows you to appreciate not only the architecture but the view outside as well," she says.

In this primary bedroom, designer Andy Beers of Ore Studios opted for less saturated versions of the colors used in the common rooms for a calming but continuous design. Crisp whites contrast with inky blacks and are united by a deep midnight blue tone.

Designer Kristin Fine’s white bedroom is punctuated by an eye-catching bronze sculpture and layers of peach and cream tones. The rich layers of texture make it a cozy and inviting yet modern and sleek respite.

Gold and olive green give the primary bedroom in Alison Victoria's bedroom an elegant yet calming atmosphere.

Low ceilings can actually be a blessing, especially when the goal is to get cozy. In this Nantucket guest room, Elizabeth Georgantas embraced the low ceilings by opting for a curved four-poster bed that reaches up to the exposed beams. She then opened up the room by painting everything a soothing shade of off-white.

Less is more, particularly in a white bedroom. A simple color scheme and bare-bones decorating approach in this minimalist bedroom by Studio DIAA gives it a laidback yet polished character.

So that he could center a headboard on the wall, designer Shawn Henderson closed up a decorative fireplace. He decided not to extend it over the whole wall, leaving the corners empty for decorative statements. A coat of white paint helps the exposed brick wall blend in.

"I'm a big believer that within a home, different rooms should evoke different feelings and purposes,” says designer Nanette Brown. The rest of the rooms in this NYC home are painted in deep, dark tones, while the bedroom features the opposite approach.

A custom asymmetrical headboard designed by BAMO evokes the shape (and feeling of safety that allows for regeneration!) of a cocoon in this bedroom by Richard Beard.

Looking out onto the San Francisco Bay, this all-white bedroom designed by Heather Hilliard is full of rich textures, from the cozy throw blanket and suede bench to the plush carpet. And not to fixate, but it really does look like it's floating in the clouds. Last cloud reference, I promise!

Have you ever wanted to crawl into a bed more than you have right now? The moody gray velvet walls and matching headboard bring a smokey, texturally rich allure and mystery to the otherwise white, bright, and airy space designed by Alison Pickart.

Minimalists, this one goes out to you. Interior designer Emil Dervish made use of the high ceilings but lack of floor space with built-in shelving. It also creates an architectural quirk in the crisp, clean room.

There are no rules here—which is to say, color is definitely not off limits. In this bedroom, design firm Abney & Morton painted the floors a light blue and laid down a similarly-hued rug. Then they chose a soothing olive fabric for the headboard, bed skirt, and chair, while white still dominates the rest of the room.

I want nothing more than to swan dive straight into this heavenly bed. Though there's not a lot going on in the room, it projects a strong sense of personal style. That's thanks to the details, from the frameless round mirror to the wrinkled linen bedding. Sometimes less is more and this is definitely one of those times.

A well-edited area gives you room to breathe in spaces large and small. In this industrial bedroom designed by Leanne Ford, the tight neutral color scheme prevents visual chaos while the natural light and layers of different materials inject warmth and an inviting spirit.

Hanging ceiling-high curtains around the bed will look even more dramatic and dreamy than a classic canopy. The sky blue comforter in this bedroom add a touch of playful cheer.

While only key pieces in this bedroom designed by Nicole Hollis are white (read: the bedding and walls), they tighten up the entire space. At the same time, the white elements doesn't diminish the moodier, more grounding pieces, like the artwork and furniture.

This master bedroom designed by Corinne Mathern boasts a laid-back California coolness. The sculptural floor lamps (a refreshing departure from sconces or table lamps) exude confidence and quirk while the marigold throw pillows and neutral bedding feel more familiar.

Leanne Ford pared back design to just the essentials for a clean, crisp look and easier living. For a full white look, she also opted for blonde wood flooring.

Enveloped in gorgeous shades of white and cream punctuated by blue accents, this master bedroom designed by Heather Hilliard is pure elegance. Add a mohair throw (or something as fluffy) for a luxe, cozy atmosphere.