Black Accent Wall Master Bedroom
18 Dramatic Black Bedroom Ideas That Will Inspire You to Rethink the Hue
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Black bedroom walls are having a moment, and it's not difficult to see why. Along with creating a bold but sophisticated backdrop for a space, black paint can make a bedroom feel cozy, moody, and perfect for catching Zs.
To prove our point, we scoured our house tours and rounded up the most beautiful black bedrooms we could find. From ebony walls to dark floating shelves and beyond, here are 18 black bedroom ideas to that will have you reconsidering what was once considered a tricky to work with hue.
1. Offset Neutral Bedding
Deep black walls provide a rich contrast to light, earth-toned textiles, just like we saw in Allison and Matt's New York City bedroom, painted in an alluring shade of Black Ink by Benjamin Moore. Because the wall color is so dramatic, especially in contrast to the linens, you often don't even artwork or extra accessories in your bedroom when you paint the walls in an ebony hue.
2. Fake a Built-In
No budget for built-ins in your bedroom? No problem. Clean-lined black bookcases seamlessly blend into the Benjamin Moore Onyx-colored walls in Angie Teater's New York City studio, where the shelving unit looks as if it had been there all along. Black furniture paired with black walls can give you that custom look, and the whole apartment still feels light and bright because of all the natural light pouring in through that large window.
3. Play Up Lighter Furnishings
Take a design cue from Kit's Australian oasis and outfit a black bedroom with stark white furniture and unbleached wood accents for a truly stunning display. Black walls are often dramatic enough on their own without artwork, but they're also a great backdrop for colorful pieces like the vintage map above.
4. Hang Your Shelves
Simple black floating shelves dissolve into deep black bedroom walls to forge a truly ethereal display, which we spotted in artist Shyama Golden's Brooklyn rental. The eclectic mix of art and decorative objects definitely helps to create visual interest as well.
5. Energize Navy Upholstery
Who says you can't pair black with navy? Not this London bedroom! A sophisticated shade of bluish-black paint—think Black Blue by Farrow & Ball—plays up a navy upholstered headboard in style, as proven by Charlotte and Tom's setup. Nightstands topped with a mirror and a gold lamp add an element of glam to the moody composition.
6. Let Colorful Decor Shine
Black walls provide a dark but dapper backdrop for warm, earth-toned textiles, like the rug and throw blanket we spotted in Lauren and Kevin's Chicago master bedroom. Again, light-colored bedding offsets the darkness of the walls, adding balance to the room's overall scheme. Don't be afraid to put a bed in front of a window either. Sometimes this unconventional move can create a show-stopping focal point.
7. Show off Natural Textiles
Employ a glossy shade of black paint, like Dark Kettle Black by Valspar, to bring out the natural fibers in cool, woven wall hangings, like TaLaya and Kerrick did in their Charlotte, North Carolina bedroom. We love how the black mudcloth draped over the headboard echoes the wall color.
8. Think High-Contrast
You can't go wrong with a black-and-white color scheme, especially if you're committed to seeing the combo through your entire room, from walls and bedding to artwork and accessories. In this charming Portland home, the duo inspires a classic-meets-modern scheme that's simple, yet refined.
9. String Some Lights
A set or two of twinkling string lights does more than just brighten up the moody greenish-black walls of Jordan and Ryan's master suite in Nashville. The bulbs also serve as a prominent source of ambient lighting and add a bit of atmosphere to their sleep space.
10. Liven Up Grays
A black accent wall can pleasantly offset a gray bedroom without straying too far from a bolder color palette, as proven by Emily's bedroom in Rochester, New York. If you hopped on the gray decor trend that's been going strong for a few years now, know that black is a perfect color pairing for anything from lighter dove gray, as seen here, to deeper charcoals.
11. Make a Statement
Paint the wall behind your bed a commanding shade of charcoal—Ebony Field by Valspar, to be exact—to make an artful statement, just like Erin and Creighton did in their Charleston, South Carolina, master suite. Showing restraint with just a black accent wall helps guarantee that your room won't feel too dark or cave-like.
12. Layer Up
Add a sense of depth and dimension to a bedroom by loading up on a black wall paint— Tomcat by Valspar seen here—and decor painted to match. In Tanika and Brian's New York City home, the black-on-black woven wall-hanging and intricate headboard are layered to perfection.
13. Light Things Up
A neon sign, like the one in Kendra's Phoenix, Arizona, home, instantly brightens up a black bedroom wall while doubling as a focal point for the space. Plus, it brings a whimsical dose of style to the room, too.
14. Subdue Black Accents
If you're not up for jet black walls, take note from Julieta's New Jersey apartment and opt for a dark gray hue instead. Supplement the space with darker-colored accessories such as sconces or throw pillows. And choose one main accent color—like the sunflower yellow shown here—to make the black features of a room really pop.
15. Be Artful
In Jeanine and Bryan's Brooklyn rental, the black bedroom walls make for the ultimate backdrop, giving the vividly colorfully decorative baskets the platform to truly shine. We also love the way the matte black lighting fixture 's finish echoes the wall color.
16. Take on a DIY
Searching for a design-savvy way to bring a touch of texture to your bedroom? Follow in Mansa's footsteps and forge a one-of-a-kind feature wall by hand-applying your own graphic design made of stock trim and then painting it black, like she did in her remodeled master bedroom.
17. Decorate with Plants
A little greenery goes a long way in a black bedroom. Case in point: Elizabeth's apartment in Washington D.C., where a pair of leafy houseplants provide a pop of color and personality to the space. A piece of art is a common solution for filling blank walls space over a headboard, but why not pair that with a shelf as well? That way, plants have a place to perch.
18. Create Ambiance
You can always count on black walls to make your bedroom feel more glamorous in a pinch. Take a cue from Angie Teater's New York City bedroom and paint the space in a saturated shade of black, like Onyx by Benjamin Moore. That way luxe accessories, like gold-framed artwork and faux fur bedding, will really stand out.
Caroline Biggs
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Caroline is a writer living in New York City. When she's not covering art, interiors, and celebrity lifestyles, she's usually buying sneakers, eating cupcakes, or hanging with her rescue bunnies, Daisy and Daffodil.
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Black Accent Wall Master Bedroom
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