3 Bed Frame Trends in 2025
Customized headboards
In their list of 2025 bedroom trends, Decorilla talked about customization. More people now want a personalized, individual bedroom design, and customized headboards are a part of that trend. “Custom-built headboards” can “make each bedroom design one-of-a-kind”, letting you have a bedroom that feels truly yours.
Statement headboards
Decorilla note that statement pieces, whether made from tufted velvet or intricately carved wood, “add a touch of drama to any style.” Statement headboards can be fitted to king-sized or queen-sized beds. The center piece of your bedroom can be stylish and comfortable. Nest Bedding queen mattresses include the Quail Responsive Foam mattress, an all-foam option with a highly breathable cover.
Wooden frames
In their list of bed trends in 2025, StyleCaster highlighted a few wooden bed frames, inspired by stables and farmhouses. Wooden frames have a cozy, rustic feel and fit a variety of modern design styles.
Other bedroom trends in 2025
Wellness features are among the other bedroom trends this year. Decorilla noted that master bedrooms are incorporating “elements that promote health and well-being”. The idea is that the bedroom can be a retreat and a place of calm. Wellness-focused bedrooms use air purifiers, circadian lighting, in-room saunas and meditation corners, most of which intertwine with another bedroom trend: incorporating technology.
In terms of bedroom materials, organic and natural fibers are in trend. More customers are prioritizing sustainability. Decorilla reports organic cotton, linen and bamboo being popular for rugs and bedding. These are soft and breathable materials that are good for the environment and help us sleep better.
Layered bedding is also fashionable. Designers are combining textures, patterns, and colors “to achieve depth and visual interest”. Quilts can go over duets, throw pillows can add extra comfort, and a mix of linens makes for a richer bedscape.
Summing up, Decorilla says, “The key 2025 bedroom trends involve sustainable materials, bold accents, and personalized spaces, all designed to create serene and stylish sanctuaries.”
The benefits of a well-designed bedroom
A bedroom is one of the most personal spaces in any home. Customizing the space with your preferred colors, textures, and décor can create a more comforting, inviting environment. It’s the environment in which we spend a large portion of our time and it can greatly impact our health. A clutter-free, well-organized bedroom promotes calm and reduces stress. Whether it’s a minimalist design, or the addition of natural elements and soft textures, the soothing atmosphere can help keep anxiety at bay and let us get high quality, rejuvenating sleep.
If a bedroom can help us sleep better, it’s arguably the most important room. Sleep has a huge impact on our mental and physical well being. A good night’s sleep can help keep us at a healthy weight, improve concentration and productivity, maximize our athletic performance, regulate our emotions, and improve heart health.
The American Heart Association has named healthy sleep as one of Life’s Essential 8. Most adults need 7-9 hours each night, with children needing more. Proper sleep reduces the risk of chronic diseases. The CDC advises that insufficient sleep is linked to “diabetes, heart disease, obesity, and depression”. Getting quality sleep is one of the most important things we can do for our health.
