108 Room décor ideas for every part of the home.

• Add a statement rug.

A large, vibrantly patterned rug anchors the room and adds visual warmth.

• Install floor-to-ceiling curtains.

Flowing drapes can make the ceilings feel taller and the room more luxurious. If you have pets, install hanging drapes one inch above your floor. Otherwise, the pooling curtains will collect hair.

• Set out an oversized floor mirror.

Lean a tall mirror against the wall to reflect light and add a little glamor to the space. Don’t set it where anyone will be stuck staring at themselves while seated, though.

• Integrate gold or brass accents.

Furniture trends today use mixed materials with details like gold legs or metallic handles. Add a piece of furniture with metallic finishes for a touch of opulence.

• Use layered lighting.

Layered lighting is when you use floor lamps, pendant lights, sconces, and even candles to create overlapping patches of light on the ceiling and walls.

• Get a velvet sofa.

Velvet anything adds a touch of luxury with its supple texture. There are performance fabrics that imitate velvet (but are easier to care for), too.

• Mix furniture styles.

Combine different styles of furniture for a layered or eclectic look.

• Put up a bold wallpaper.

Put up new, bold wallpaper around the room or on an accent wall. Many wallpapers now are textured, too, adding even more depth to your space.

• Add an antique centerpiece.

Change your centerpiece to a vintage vase or candle holder for an eye-catching update.

• Incorporate greenery as accents.

Use potted or hanging plants in your living room to add freshness and bring life into the space.

• Set up a Bohemian corner.

For a relaxed look and feel, turn a corner of the living room into a Bohemian cove with an antique chair, some patterned cushions, and macramé wall hangings for good measure.

• String a garland of greeting cards.

Whether it’s as part of your holiday décor or a “just because” addition, take greeting cards received from friends and family and string them (using clothespins) on a ribbon or twine. Hang across the wall as decoration.

• Personalized labels for laundry baskets.

Add labels to your baskets and bins to keep laundry organized by color, type, or family member. You can make any kind of label in minutes using Adobe Express.

• Hang a vintage washboard.

Hang vintage washboard décor in laundry rooms for a nostalgic touch.

• Use a minimalist palette.

Laundry rooms look their best with fresh, minimalist color palettes. Neutral tones like off-whites and pale, warm pastels evoke a sense of clean and calm.

• Hang some oversized wall art.

One well-picked piece of oversized art can be a bold focal point for your laundry room.

• Install a bold tile backsplash.

Install a tile backsplash along the length of the counter in your laundry room. New tile cutting technology opened the door for new tile formats and 3D tile options, too.

• Add a pop of color.

Paint the cabinets, shelves, or one wall a bright and daring color for a touch of personality.

• Put up a chalkboard wall.

Hang a chalkboard wall where you can leave notes or track cleaning schedules.

• Hang laundry-themed posters.

Make some laundry-themed posters and hang them for a playful touch. Or make a banner with a catchy phrase like, “sort today, fold eventually.”

• Use glass jars for storage.

Store laundry supplies in clear glass jars. Most jars can fit laundry pods, clothespins, scent beads, stain remover sticks, or dryer sheets.

• Set up a rolling cart.

Find a stylish wheeled cart to store detergents and cleaning supplies. You can wheel back into its place in the closet when you’re done.

• Install a ceiling-mounted hanging rack.

Install a ceiling-mounted drying rack to save space and turn your laundry room into a patchwork of colors when the laundry is hung to dry.

• Get a colorful folding rack.

If you stand at the folding rack for a long time, why not find a colorful one that brightens the whole space when it’s out?

• Use low-profile furniture.

Choose low sofas and tables to keep the room open and inviting. Media rooms are where people kick back to have fun.

• Hang a neon sign.

Hang a quirky neon sign for an electric pop of personality.

• Make and frame some game art.

Showcase your favorite games in artwork posters or banners.

• Install custom shelving for collectibles.

Install open shelving to show off collectibles, game memorabilia, or movie-themed décor.

• Choose a movie theme and go to town with it.

Choose a movie — your absolute favorite, if you have one — and decorate the room with props and memorabilia to match.

• Make sure to include cable management solutions.

Whatever kind of media your room is for, make sure to use cable clips, boxes, and tubing to keep wires organized and out of sight.

• Paint a dark accent wall.

Paint at least one wall a dark color like navy or charcoal for that cozy, cinematic feel.

• Make your own bold movie posters.

Buy or make your own movie posters to frame and hang around the room.

• Set out oversized bean bags.

Oversized bean bags are a “must” for comfy media rooms.

• Install LED backlighting.

Add LED strips behind screens or shelves to enhance the gaming ambience.

• Hang a wall-mounted projector.

Include a wall-mounted projector with a retractable screen if your media room is mostly about movies and TV.

• Install soundproof panels.

Soundproofing panels are a “must” for any kind of media room, not only to minimize noise outside the room, but to improve sound quality inside.

• Set up a gallery wall.

Fill a wall with frames of sundry sizes and varied materials. They can display a collection of art, treasured letters, photography, or all the above.

• Install a statement chandelier.

Install a large, sculptural chandelier as a vertical focal point and you transform your dining room into a showpiece.

• Put up a textured wallpaper.

Either on an accent wall or around the room, you can add dimension to the dining room with textured wallpaper. Options today range from grasscloth to 3D metallic accents.

• Mix and match the chairs around the table.

Surround the table with mixed-and-matched chairs for an eclectic look.

• Layer the table linens.

Start with a lengthy base layer, then add a smaller tablecloth on top. Then, add a runner and placemats. This look gives the room depth.

• Add candles and dimmable lighting.

Make the space feel intimate with soft candlelight and low-level lighting. (You can use electric candles for less hassle.)

• Switch out for banquet-style seating.

Instead of typical chairs, use a bench or banquette-style dining table. Alternatively, you can set up additional seating for big events with banquet-style seating off to one side of the room.

• Paint the ceiling.

Paint the ceiling a contrasting color or fill it with a pattern to draw eyes upward and make the space feel larger and more ornate.

• Use a circular dining room table.

Selecting a round dining room table inspires conversation and gives the room a feel of yesteryear.

• Put up a textile wall hanging.

Hang an ornate rug (or even a tapestry) on a room wall to add softness, texture, and a source of conversation.

• Add accent lighting.

Install accent lighting like wall sconces to add warmth. These also give you an option for softer lighting for certain events.

• Get a bar cart.

Find a bar cart with a look you love and fill it with drinks and glassware. Leave it in a corner of the dining room for guests to serve themselves.

• Metallic accent paint.

Use stencils or hire someone to paint accents on the walls in gold, copper, and silver for a sophisticated feel.

• Statement wallpaper.

Select a dramatic, patterned wallpaper for a big statement in a small space.

• Add a patterned ceiling.

Add wallpaper or paint the ceiling in a fun pattern for an unexpected design element.

• Incorporate vintage touches.

Incorporate antique mirrors, vanities, or sconces for a vintage vibe.

• Put out patterned hand towels.

Use vibrant or patterned hand towels to add a little character.

• Hang unique wall art.

Find some artwork you really enjoy — whether original pieces or prints. Hang them in the powder room to infuse the space with personal charm.

• Install one or two wall sconces.

Wall-mounted sconces offer guests soft and flattering lighting when they go in to “powder their noses.”

• Set out scented candles.

Set out a collection of scented candles and a lighter. Not only do candles add fragrance, but the varying sizes and colors together become a decorative element, too.

• Install decorative tile flooring.

Find a pattern of geometric tiles you love and install them on the powder room floor. This creates visual interest right under your feet.

• Hang an ornate mirror.

Install a gilded or carved mirror for an opulent look.

• Install a floating vanity.

For the limited storage you do need in a powder room, go with a wall-mounted vanity to save space.

• Add natural wood accents.

Add a tiny wood table or wooden shelf in a corner for an earthy touch.

• Deep, sleep-worthy beds.

The most important thing in any bedroom is a sleep-worthy bed. No bedroom room decoration ideas mean a thing without this.

• At least one comfortable chair.

Instead of forcing the bedroom’s inhabitant to sit on the bed to tie shoes or rest, add an ultra-comfortable chair in a corner.

• Accessible hanging space.

In guest rooms, especially, accessible hanging space is more practical than drawers. Turn hanging space into part of the bedroom decorations by installing a colored hanging rack.

• Add a colorful accent wall.

Teen room ideas are bursting with bold colors, like this idea to paint a bright accent wall.

• Statement furniture.

Choose one piece of statement furniture that fits the vibe of the space. Some girls’ room ideas, for instance, favor extra storage in the form of a jewelry armoire or a vanity.

• Asymmetrical shelving.

Installing asymmetrical shelving is among the clever kids’ room ideas that add practical storage at the same time as an eye-catching focal point.

• Set up a cozy reading nook.

Study room ideas are part of bedroom décor for kids and teenagers who need privacy to get schoolwork done. Start by adding a plush armchair with a floor lamp in the corner for a dedicated reading nook.

• Hang string lights and posters.

For more teen room ideas, get creative with string lights and custom art posters. Put everything up and you achieve a twinkling, eclectic vibe.

• Get a mirrored wardrobe.

Dressing room ideas are part of bedroom design, too. Add a wardrobe with mirrored doors to make it easier to get ready each day. The mirror also bounces light around and makes the space feel lighter and larger.

• Curtains or a canopy for the bed.

Installing curtains around a bed or hanging canopy fabrics around the bed posts offers a cozy feel with added privacy.

• A gallery wall of favorite photos.

Personalize a bedroom with a gallery of favorite photos on the wall or make poster-sized photo collages. Mix pictures, art, and quotes together if you like the eclectic look.

• Bright wall decals.

Colorful decals are perfect as baby room ideas because they can be switched often to change themes or add more of baby’s favorite characters.

• Install floating shelves.

Maximize storage with floating shelves. You can curate their contents with objects you find useful or inspiring.

• Make a corkboard wall.

Cover a wall in corkboard to pin notes, to-dos, inspiration, milestones, memorabilia, and more.

• Get a standing desk.

Get a height-adjustable desk so you can sit and stand throughout the day, supporting both movement and ergonomics.

• Make a large desktop calendar.

Make a desktop calendar to track deadlines and schedules. It’s easy to make one in Adobe Express — no experience required.

• Use a color-coded filing system.

Implement your own color-coded filing system for easy organization. It also adds a visual “pop.”

• Frame inspirational quotes in posters.

Make posters with your favorite quotes and frame them to keep the office energy positive.

• Hang your mantra in a banner.

If you have a mantra, make a banner of it to hang in your office.

• Lay a faux fur or shaggy rug.

Place a soft rug — faux fur or shag — to add supple comfort underfoot. The material also dampens sound.

• Hang a bulletin board for achievements.

Hang a bulletin board and fill it with certificates, photo collages of your achievements, project highlights, and anything else that reminds you why you do what you do.

• Make a personalized mouse pad.

It’s easy to make a customized mouse pad, too, emblazoned with a photo or artwork.

• Hang statement wall art in framed posters.

If there’s a piece of modern or abstract art you love, hang it in a framed poster to foster creativity in your day-to-day.

• Add potted plants in the corner.

Add a potted plant (or two, or three) in a corner of your office to keep the environment calm and refreshing. You’ll improve air quality in the office, too.

• Lay a large area rug.

Add an oversized rug and the room will actually feel larger. If the rug has a high and shaggy profile, this becomes a particularly cozy space.

• Hang vertical artwork.

Hang long, vertical artwork or make your own vertical photo collages to draw eyes upward and give a sense of height in the space. You could even make a banner to hang vertically.

• Get a multi-functional ottoman.

There are lots of ottomans today that are multi-functional, making better use of space for small room ideas. For example, some double as a coffee table, and others have storage inside.

• Select low-profile furniture.

Cozy room ideas benefit most from low-profile furniture. This makes ceilings look higher and furniture look more inviting.

• Mirror, mirror, entire wall.

Install a mirror that fills a whole wall of the space to reflect light and make the room feel significantly bigger.

• Foldable furniture.

Dorm room ideas benefit from features like extra seating that can be folded and put away. Use foldable chairs or tables to give students options without taking up limited floorspace.

• Hang some plants.

Add greenery with plants hung high overhead.

• Themed corner shelves.

Install corner shelves to make better use of an often-forgotten area. For cute room ideas that add a little extra personality, turn your corner shelves into a display for a special collection.

• Wall-mounted hooks.

Install hooks on the wall to hang bags, coats, or even macramé or other small room decorations.

• Furniture with transparent features.

Add furniture pieces with transparent features (like clear legs or backs) made with clear Lucite, acrylic, or glass to visually open up the room.

• Pick a light color palette.

Choose a color palette with light or neutral colors to help keep the room feeling open and airy.

• Install vertical shelving.

Install vertical shelving to use more space up-to-down.

• Reading room ideas.

Add layers of warmth and a tactile experience with chunky knit throws added to a chair you can sit in for hours.

• Wine room ideas.

If you’re a household of oenophiles, use a small, repurposed wine barrel as a side table and set up the shelves needed for your wine collection. Include a wine fridge for anything that needs to remain chilled.

• Sunroom ideas.

Use indoor plants to fill your own sunroom jungle. You’ll make your own natural sanctuary.

• Craft room ideas.

Install a pegboard wall to organize and display crafting tools, supplies, and materials in an attractive and accessible way.

• Cat room ideas.

Yes, you can have a cat room, too. Install staggered, wall-mounted shelves for your cat to climb on and explore. Add a comfortable, overstuffed chair where you can sit while your cat enjoys some loving attention.

• Dog room ideas.

Set up a built-in dog bed under a counter or in a cozy corner to give your dog a dedicated space to rest.

• Meditation room ideas.

Lay soft floor cushions over a plush rug to create a serene space for meditation.

• Secret room ideas.

Combine vintage furniture with retro posters or photos to create a reflective aesthetic in a secret room devoted to spending time on your own.

• Sewing room ideas.

Turn your threads and fabrics into a colorful display on open shelves or in transparent containers that double as décor and easy-to-reach storage.

• Storage room ideas.

Organize a spare room as a storage space with stackable bins in uniform sizes. Make your own labels — right here in Adobe Express — for a creative touch that also proves convenient.

• Workout room ideas.

Install a full-length mirror on one wall of your spare room to check your form during workouts.

• Attic room ideas.

Attic room ideas take advantage of those awkward corners and sloped ceilings. For example, by installing under-eave drawers, you maximize space and keep the room uncluttered for whatever else you want to devote the spare space to.