Spend zero dollars on this tip: simply rearrange the furnishings in your room. Change the direction of your bed, or move the chest of drawers next to it, or artfully rearrange the pictures on your wall. 

Getting tired of the exposed brick look? Put a unique twist on this quintessential industrial-style element with a splash of black that lends a moody, raw vibe.

Wood-framed bi-fold doors give this bedroom a rustic ambience. See-through panels are a great idea to let in more light, or to segregate a walk-in wardrobe from your sleeping zone. 

A vibrant wallpaper always does the trick, when you need a feature wall that can be changed every few years. It instantly brightens up a dreary room, and is a great way to be on trend!

If you’re bored of the colours in your room, or find it a bit too visually cluttered, change it up with a more soothing palette. Different shades of green and blue were used in this restful, monochromatic bedroom.

Instead of walls that can seem confining in smaller homes, why not try this clever interior design hack? When the bedroom is not occupied, the homeowners roll up the blinds for an open and spacious atmosphere. 

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Modern four-poster beds are less ornate and feature clean lines, such as this one!

Looking for more order in your life? Begin in the bedroom. The paintings, bedside tables as well as lamps create a soothing visual symmetry. 

A separate cabinet for shoes is a must-have for shoe collectors. 

We love the rich jewel tones in this bedroom, including the velvety cushioned headboard that gives an added touch of luxury. Balance it with white bedlinen or window coverings. 

When customising your bedroom cabinetry, you should consider including a vanity area, too. A built-in table and mirror is really space-saving and a must-have for busy working women!

Instead of traditional hinged doors, this master bedroom features a sliding door. 

Who says chandeliers are only meant for living rooms and entrances? A cluster of pendant lamps or a unique chandelier light fixture can instantly add style and flair to your bedroom too. Plus, the low, fabric bedframe gives this room a casual and and relaxed look.

We imagine a cosy cocoon like this would be a dream come true for young kids (and “kidults”)! 

We love the tiled entrance to this master bedroom. It matches the colour scheme of the wallpaper, too. Click here to see more ways to decorate your home with mosaic!

With gymnastic rings installed, this child gymnast can practise her moves before bed!

Grey walls give this bedroom a cosy ambience, while colourful accessories (placed away from the eyes when homeowners are in a sleeping position) add a cheery vibe.

A glass wall separates this hotel bedroom and living room, with blinds installed for privacy. 

Instead of a regular bunk bed, why not customise a wood-steel loft bed for siblings? Alternatively, convert the space below into a study station. Click here to see more unique and fun kid bedroom ideas. 

This eclectic bedroom features loose furniture pieces of different styles, as well as two types of floor designs.

Design: The Scientist  

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Text: Eliza H, Home & Decor Singapore / Additional Reporting: Elizabeth Liew
Photos from Home & Decor Singapore