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The 10 most sought-after bedroom features, according to Instagram

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Find out which Instagram bedroom trends people have been following.

With more than 10.7 million #bedroom and 3 million #bedroomdecor hashtags appearing on Instagram, it’s clear many people’s private bedrooms have become very public.

Around 80 million photos are shared on Instagram every day – which is why the popular platform has become a source for interior design inspiration.

Many people have been turning online to find inspiration and transform their space into the bedroom of their dreams.

See more: Bedroom trends – the latest looks for a beautiful bedroom scheme

Soak & Sleep have put together the ultimate guide to how to get the most likes from your Instagram pictures. They have analysed hundreds of the top liked Instagram photos from across the world which are trending across some of the most popular bedroom hashtags and found the most common features that will get you the most likes.

See more: Bedroom ideas – designs and inspiration to decorate and furnish your space stylishly

1. White bedsheets

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Topping the list as the most popular feature is the white bed sheet. In fact, more than half of the featured beds were fitted with crisp white bed linen, helping give rooms a light-filled, spacious and open feel. By opting for a timeless colour scheme, you can rest easy knowing your sheets will never go out of date!

See more: Small bedroom ideas – to make the most of a compact space

2. Windows

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It might then come as no surprise that windows ranked as the second most popular feature. Just under half of the bedrooms pictured had plenty of natural light helping to lift the mood while giving your body a boost of vitamin D. To get the most out of your bedroom's natural light, keep windows unblocked by furniture, accessories or overly heavy curtains.

3. Queen-sized beds

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They say that size doesn’t matter but when it comes to beds, it certainly does. A significant amount of the most loved Instagram bedrooms are furnished with a double size mattress or larger. A Queen sized mattress is best for most couples as it gives sleepers their own personal space to minimise disruption during the night.

4. Decorative cushions

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They’re small but adding a few decorative cushions can have a big impact. A large selection of bedrooms featured pillows of all varieties, from small to large to bright and neutral colourings. Adding cushions can help create a cosy aesthetic feel making the room seem more inviting.

5. Wooden floors

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The age-old debate – carpet, tiles or wooden floors? According to Instagram, wooden floors are our most loved flooring for bedrooms.

6. Minimal theme

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If you’re minimalist at heart and love a clutter-free kitchen then this is the look for you. Stick to white or black accessories too, for a real style statement.

7. Throws

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Ideal for bringing some color or pattern to a plain sofa, a throw can also transform a bedroom, without stretching the budget.

8. Rugs

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Fashions in flooring come and go, but few floor coverings can match the vast choice of colour, pattern and texture offered by a rug.

9. White walls

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Decorating schemes will never tire of white but an all-white scheme can make a real statement. Glamorous yet relaxed, mix up different tones of white for a fresh and airy feel.

See: Bedroom color ideas – to brighten and lift your scheme

10. Statement headboards

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A statement headboard can add a focal point and anchor a scheme.

Jennifer Ebert
Deputy Editor (Digital)

Jennifer is the Digital Editor at Homes & Gardens. Having worked in the interiors industry for a number of years, spanning many publications, she now hones her digital prowess on the 'best interiors website' in the world. Multi-skilled, Jennifer has worked in PR and marketing, and the occasional dabble in the social media, commercial and e-commerce space. Over the years, she has written about every area of the home, from compiling design houses from some of the best interior designers in the world to sourcing celebrity homes, reviewing appliances and even the odd news story or two.