When it comes to pulling together your dream bedroom, sometimes inspiration images can only get you so far. To really 'get the look', you're going to need some expert shopping advice too – which is where I come in.
As a professional shopping expert for many years (across both fashion and interiors), I'm pretty proud to say that I am the go-to person for everyone in my life when it comes to sourcing covetable must-haves or niche, blurry, screenshotted wishlist pieces.
So I thought it was about time I really put that knowledge to the test and broke down three stunning yet distinct spring bedroom shoppable schemes from some of my favorite designers. Below, I've studied, scoured, and sourced all the key pieces you need to bring each look home.
3 shoppable bedroom schemes for spring
From romantic and timeless to modern and breezy, these three looks prove that a seasonal bedroom refresh doesn’t have to be complicated – it just needs the right details. Here, my curated edits offer plenty of inspiration (easy ways to shop the look) to get your sleep space spring-ready quicker than you can say "add to cart".
1. A folky pastel green bedroom
Fans of green bedroom ideas will love this pastel, almost pistachio green bedroom by Holly and her team at Vaughan Design & Development. If you're feeling a repaint, color drenching your bedroom in a soft green will inspire calmness and tranquility – ideal for a space meant for rest.
While Holly chose a cocooning green from the British natural paint brand Edward Bulmer, you can create a similar effect with Potpourri Green from Benjamin Moore or Breakfast Room Green from Farrow & Ball.
I love how the upholstered headboard adds a sense of elegance to the space, while the hotel-worthy crisp white bedding is given a cottagecore look thanks to the ruffle trim and pretty floral throw pillow. Vintage accessories like the folk blanket and carafe complete the look, as does the pretty petal-shaped wall sconce for added charm. It's a whimsical, eclectic space that remains serene thanks to the subtle palette. I don't know about you, but I'm ready to move in.
In my opinion, H&M does some of the best budget-friendly bedding around. This 180-thread-count duvet set is finished with a ruffled, raw-edge trim that adds something sweet to a plain white set while remaining bright and fresh.
Sure, it's not an exact match, but the Trellis Sky pattern from Serena & Lily comes pretty close. Made in a durable performance fabric and finished with pretty turned feet, this padded headboard brings both ultimate comfort and style to your bedroom.
Designed as part of the Heidi Caillier collaboration with Joon Loloi, the Courtney pillow mirrors Heidi's love for pattern mixing and vintage fabrics in an earthy color palette that will play beautifully with green walls. I love the mix of floral and plaid used here.
While this was designed for a children's bedroom, this dark walnut scalloped nightstand is stylish enough to work in 'grown-up' spaces, too. Its shape was inspired by Scandinavian folk designs, which was also a big inspo for the bedroom scheme above.
You'd think it would be hard to make a flower-shaped light look anything but kitsch, but not when paired with slubby textiles and rustic, vintage finishes like Holly chose for this space. This antique brass-finished sconce feels like the perfect spring upgrade.
I love the Swedish woven rug used as a throw blanket at the foot of the bed in this bedscape. For a similar quilted look, this neutral matelassé coverlet creates a cozy look, thanks to its intricate patterns and thick texture.
2. A modern-meets-vintage bedroom
A spring-ready bedroom doesn't need to be heavy on the pastels, as Marie Flanigan proves with this layered, old-meets-new scheme.
In this contemporary, neutral bedroom, Marie has tapped into transitional design by decorating with vintage and new pieces to bring character and tactility to the modern finishes of her Lake Travis project. I love the earthy palette of this space. The relaxed linen, deep, plummy purple headboard is a personal favorite and has me well and truly convinced that purple is making a comeback in 2025.
Once paired with pale woods, antique brass accessories, a beautifully verdant tapestry-inspired pillow, and a retro nod to the burl wood trend with the statement nightstand, Marie has created a masterful scheme that feels like a secluded retreat while still managing to be effortlessly cool.
While you might need to go custom to acquire a headboard similar to Marie's, I recommend looking at Piglet in Bed for their linens to create that same relaxed, deep and rich, on-trend purple hues. This is their Berry set, but I'm also eyeing up the slightly subtler Raspberry.
As Marie expertly shows, a layered lighting scheme is the key to creating ambiance at your bedside, so don't forget a wall sconce or a spotlight for reading. The perforated metal of this retro brass light diffuses light softly into patterns that will dance across your wall.
Lulu and Georgia have their finger on the pulse with this Mariata pillow that will help you artfully decorate with tapestries and add a sense of history and warmth to your bedscape. Choose from this forest green shade or a golden amber colorway.
You can, of course, choose a delicate glass lamp base, a la Marie, but I love the shape and stature of the Remi lamp by Crate and Barrel. Made with a soft, steeply pitched linen shade, it is the gilded accents that reminded me of Marie's styling.
While burl wood remains popular, there are plenty of unique, richly knotted accent tables and nightstands to shop right now, but the carved, geometric inset handles of this piece really stood out to me. Plus, it has ample storage.
If you're feeling inspired by the little antique vase display on the nightstand, you can certainly find something at the thrift store, like a little clay bottle or terracotta pot – or consider this aged wooden vessel for some artisanal charm.
3. A pretty-in-pink eclectic bedroom
This expertly layered bedroom styled by Tiffany at Studio Duggan for TROVE by Studio Duggan shows that a pretty pink bedroom needn't be reserved for little ones.
If you're wondering how to convince your partner that pink can absolutely be cool, this image is it. I love the rich pops of color that come from decorating with jewel tones, like the wine-red velvet headboard and the teal stretched canvas wall art that help to cut through the pale pink.
This space is also a masterclass in contrast. From the pattern clashing stripe and floral drapes (both on the window and behind the bed) that help to amp up the cocooning feel to the tortoise shell table lamp and lacquered, high gloss Lanchasire Bedside Table from TROVE, Tiffany has created a scheme that somehow feels romantic and feminine yet with a dynamic edge.
Coveted British label Matilda Goad's hardware shop has made its way across the pond, and I can't wait to get my hands some of these antique-style backplates and matching knobs. Shop them to instantly upgrade an old nightstand.
Tap into the scalloped decor trend with some pretty ruffled bed linens. You'll notice that the set used by Tiffany has a subtle piped trim, whereas this sateen set from Pottery Barn has the waves embroidered onto the shams and cover for a cleaner look.
Velvet will always remain a big headboard trend, but it can be hard to keep clean, so I love that this contemporary upholstered headboard from Birch Lane is made from a linen-blend that adds an inviting feel to your sleep space.
A pop of lemon yellow adds to the sweet color palette here, and I love the ruffled edge paired with white, scalloped bedding. This vintage-style striped bolster is great for adding a fresh pattern and texture to your bed.
My best guess is that the artwork in this bedroom is either vintage or custom-made, but you can easily achieve the same transitional feel with a modern colorful print, like this vibrant acrylic canvas from Anthropologie by Oregon artist Catherine Freshley.
Design duo Pierce & Ward's West Elm collaboration features many gorgeous textiles, including these vintage floral mixed with lattice design curtains that aim to bring a cottage-inspired feel to your window (or nook bed!).
If you're looking for more inspiration, might I suggest a scroll through our dedicated bedroom ideas round-up, where you'll find 35 seriously good tips or my top 12 must-see bedroom trends that are shaping sleep spaces in 2025.
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