All about the classics, traditional style is grounded in European influence, incorporating antiques, rich colors and regal furniture.

 In traditional design, everything feels conventional, in a time-honored, established way. This cozy master suite illustrates that point: elements like the wainscoting, tufted bench and antique chandelier work together to lend a sense of permanence and timelessness.

Casual and laid-back, cottage style is the epitome of cozy charm. The light and airy design leans into a natural, simple aesthetic that is oh-so calming — making it ideal for a bedroom retreat. Here, board-and-batten walls add subtle dimension to the room, while woven blinds and a jute rug deliver organic texture. Ruffled linens combine with a mix of patterns in subdued blues for a ready-to-relax bed.

Inspired by the simple aesthetic favored in Nordic countries, Scandinavian design is pared down and streamlined. Where minimalism can feel cold, Scandinavian design solves that by incorporating tons of texture — raw woods, natural textiles and stone — into the room. Floral patterns and lacy bedding are a no-go in these bedrooms; stick to simple white linens and tone-on-tone neutral patterns.

Now, this is a style where almost anything goes. The carefree spirit of boho style ensures you don't have to stick to a certain formula, and it doesn't shy away from weaving bold colors and global textiles together. This navy blue bedroom layers rugs, patterns and linens with distressed furniture (vintage pieces are also a favorite for this style) and eclectic accessories, like the textile wall hanging and beaded chandelier.

Blending a variety of time periods and design styles, eclectic isn't just a mish-mash where anything goes. Instead, it's a curated look that works by combining the right assortment of colors, textures and patterns with neutral colors unifying the diverse elements. In this eclectic space, black walls set a dramatic stage, but are softened by the light wood furnishings. Teal is used throughout, both for color and to visually marry the classic and contemporary patterns.

Evoking the breezy vibe of the beach, coastal style concentrates on sunwashed shades, natural textures, an airy feel and, of course, you can never go wrong with a blue-and-white color palette. Plantation shutters allow plenty of sunlight into this coastal bedroom that's full of woven textures and layers of color inspired by the sea and sand