Bedroom

Brown and cream are two quiet colors. Put them together and the room can doze off. A wide stripe behind the bed wakes it up.

Most brown bedrooms start at the duvet and stop there. Here's what happens when you start with the walls instead, with paint names and pairings.

Most Halloween bedroom decor is terrible to wake up to at 3am. This version uses old lace, black velvet and one small pumpkin. Moody, not scary.

Grown-up Halloween bedroom decor is three things. Black candles, a dark throw, and one small spooky object you'd actually want to keep.

Dark academia works when it looks like a room that got old slowly. Paneling, leather, books you read and a lamp that's been on for decades.

Burgundy is one of the coziest bedroom colors there is, as long as you balance it. Here is how to use it all over, on one wall, in a small room, or just in the bedding.

Stone, mocha and chocolate, layered five pillows deep in a moody taupe bedroom. Here is how to build the brown bed, row by row, and how to keep brown bedding from looking flat.

Chocolate brown walls can feel like a warm hug or a dark cave. The difference is light floors, cream bedding, a white ceiling and the right lamps. Here is how to get the warm version.

Cream, sage and oatmeal, layered the same way every year. Here is the exact fall bedding combo, how to layer it, how to arrange the pillows, and four other combos that work.

Olive green and cream is one of the calmest, coziest bedroom color schemes there is. Here is how to put the whole room together: walls, bedding, rug, curtains, furniture and light.