Interior designers reveal the 12 bedroom trends they wish would disappear

Alyssa Towns SwantkoskiJul 17, 2023, 18:23 IST

Interior designers don't love every bedroom trend.Shutterstock

Insider asked four interior designers about the bedroom trends they don't like.
The experts said ceiling fans, artificial plants, and too many pillows aren't always a good look.

Single accent walls can be overwhelming.

Plastering one wall with busy wallpaper might not be the best move.Hendrickson Photography/Shutterstock

You don't have to buy all matching furniture for your bedroom to feel cohesive.Shutterstock

A bed without a headboard can look unfinished.Toyakisphoto/Shutterstock

Ceiling fans can detract from the design of the room.Shutterstock

Try to limit the number and variety of pillows on your bed.New Africa/Shutterstock

It can be difficult to keep fake plants clean.Viktoria Lytvyn/Shutterstock

Opt for some quality wall art over a strip of wallpaper.Ground Picture/Shutterstock

It's not worth the hassle to have a lot of white in your bedroom.Royalty-Free / Getty Images

Opt for a more simple rug so it doesn't distract from the rest of the room.Shutterstock

Bedrooms are cozier when they have some personality.Ludmila Stankevich/Shutterstock

You can spruce up a space with a fun mirror.Alexander Matevosyan/Shutterstock

Mixing patterns, textures, and colors can make the space more fun.Ground Picture/Shutterstock