A comfy, cozy bedroom never goes out of style. Perhaps its because of furnishings like plush, upholstered headboards, vintage rugs, layered bed linens, and piles of pillows. Or it could be the inviting homey factorwell-worn wood floors, flowing floral draperies, collected quilts just a tad bit tattered, or wallpaper in a timeless pattern. As youll see in these beautiful bedroom photos, cozy can look a lot of different ways but always with a unique threadall of these comfy bedroom ideas are full of heart-warming authenticity and loads of country charm. For example, cozy, rustic bedrooms featuring wood walls or rich paint colors offer a cocoon-like feel (like a warm hug from Grandma!). For a lighter, bright and airy mood, warm white paint colors make for a clean, yet cozy palette, where iconic country patternsgingham, checks, and plaidscan really make a style statement. Whether its a primary bedroom, guest room, kids room, sleeping nook, or bunk area, theres no better place than the bedroom to bring on your cozy! Browse these photos for simple cozy bedroom ideas that truly give you the warm and fuzzies. Here are more bedroom ideas for the most comfortable sleeping space ever:1Embrace Old-Fashioned StyleAlpha SmootIn an upstairs bedroom of this Connecticut farmhouse, throw-back richness and pattern are on full displayfrom the toile wallcovering and stately antique oil portrait to the comfy bed piled high with pillows. TOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: Browse our top bedroom design ideas.2Skirt the BedRead McKendreeThis bedroom in quintessential New Englandvery cozy and nostalgic, says designer Katie Rosenfeld. A custom bedskirt with eyelash fringe contributes to the overall charming pattern play and hides luggage and other stowaway items. Adding to the coastal ambiance are buttery yellows that feel as warm as the summer sun, including a checkered blanket and painted bedside chest.RELATED: These Are the Coziest Flannel Sheets EverAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below3Create a Cocoon-Like RetreatJean AllsoppTo achieve the cocoon-like look and feeling in this primary bedroom, designer Ashley Gilbreath incorporated a variety of comfy fabric textures, an upholstered bed, and a dark wooden bureau. One long lumbar pillow in a pretty pattern stretches the width of the bed.TOUR THIS CABIN4Hang Pretty WallpaperWallpaper is a personality-forward way to make a space feel its coziest. For busier prints, opt for simple bedding, like the plain white matelass coverlet shown here, then add a quilt in a similar colorway as the wallpaper as a topper.RELATED: The Top 10 Best Removable Wallpapers, Tested by Our EditorsAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below5Go With GinghamNick JohnsonGingham draperies, dark painted beadboard walls, and a bedside rooster (it was uncovered in a closet during the renovation!) bring loads of country charm to this cozy guest room. A pair of mid-century metal twin beds (one not shown) accommodates visitors. Get the Look: Wall Paint Color:Smokestack Gray by Benjamin MooreTOUR THIS HOUSE6Add Modern TouchesZIO AND SONSThis Hudson, New York, log cabin bedroom redefines traditional rustic and cozy with a clean sensibility. The curved lines of the iron bed and the circa-1940s gold mirror lend a decidedly modern touch. In contrast, the walls of the bed nook are covered in a wallpaper that mimics the look of aged Venetian plaster while the rough-hewn wood beams add authentic patina. TOUR THIS CABINAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below7Create a Pet-Friendly SpaceHelen NormanAt Country Living, we whole-heartedly believe in dogs on furniture for maximum cuddling at all times! Here, Sheepadoodle Stewie makes himself right at home on a striped duvet that homeowner Amy Whyte was drawn to for its masculine vibe. It balances the femininity of the floral curtains and ties the whole room together, she says. Cocoa and brick walls provide a rich backdrop for the primitive farm bench and early 1900s armoire with its original blue paint, both purchased from local shops. TOUR THIS COTTAGE8Tuck In Extra StorageLucy CallThis train berthlike built-in bed nook (with sliding doors for privacy!) offers even more than a cozy, quiet spot to rest. Below, wide drawers offer the perfect amount of storage for weekend guests, eliminating the need for a free-standing chest. RELATED: More Barn Door Design Ideas to Add Charm to Your HomeAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below9Pile on PillowsRoger DaviesThis bedroom is a lesson in softness, from the slipcovered bed to the cushy window seat. Pillows in different shapes, sizes (we particularly love that long bolster), and prints bring subtle color and pattern to the creamy, neutral room.Get the Look:Wall Paint Color: Simply White by Benjamin MooreTOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: 40+ White Bedrooms for a Totally Serene Sleeping Space10Pick the Classic Blue and White Color ComboBrie Williams, styling by Rachel RiversBlue and white is the unofficial color combo of country decorating. Ive always loved blue and white because the combination reminds me of the sky and big beautiful clouds, and the ocean, creeks, and streams, says homeowner Bambi Costanzo. A consistent color scheme used throughout the house, the pairing is layered in the primary bedroom through a series of pretty linens on the pencil-post bed she found online for just $75.Get the Look: Wall and Ceiling Paint Color:Delicate White by GliddenTOUR THIS COTTAGEAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below11Put Up a PelmetBrie Williams, styling by Matthew GleasonIn this cabin bedroom, a pelmet crowns the king-size tulip bed that was custom-made from Tiger Eye maple. Similar in style to a canopy, a pelmet is a slightly simpler application, but both bring statement-making softness to primary, guest, and kids bedrooms.TOUR THIS CABIN12Go For Camp VibesHelen Norman, styling by Matthew GleasonThe classic Pendleton blanket color scheme inspired the sleeping loft in this backyard party barn. Mixed with plaid accessories, the iconic green, red, yellow, and navy stripes look right at home in the wood-wrapped space.TOUR THIS PARTY BARNAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below13Define the Room With a RugAlpha SmootIn a narrow space around the corner from the primary bedroom, homeowners Justin Reis and Mark Schwindenhammer tucked in a pair of twin beds (found on Craigslist!) to accommodate more overnight guests. To define the makeshift bunk area, a colorful vintage rug runs the length of the beds. RELATED: 20 Bedroom Rug Ideas to Create a Cozy Space14Layer Patttern on PatternMax Kim-BeeThe low pitch of this attic bedroom instantly makes the room feel cozy. Layers of homey patternlarge-scale floral wallpaper, beautifully bright quilts, floral bedding, plaid chair upholsteryadd to the rooms charming aesthetic. Yellow painted shelves tuck in to store books.Advertisement - Continue Reading Below15Hang Pretty DraperiesLisa FloodFloral draperies pull in all the colors featured in this log cabin bedroom, from the green velvet chair and pleated lampshades to the layered bed linens and wool blanket bed topper. The bedside table belonged to homeowner Lisa Floyds grandmother, who used it as her telephone desk.Get the Look:Drapery Fabric: Jaipur by Antoinette PoissonBed Linens: by Les IndiennesTOUR THIS CABIN16Paint Walls and Ceilings a Dark ColorIn this spacious guest room, a new coat of dark gray paint on the walls and ceiling lends sophistication and allows the crisp, white bedding to really pop. Floors painted a light gray keep the room bright. A starburst chandelier, extra-wide nightstand, and glass table lamp add a modern edge to the space. Get the Look:Ceiling and Wall Paint Color: Downpipe by Farrow & BallFloor Paint Color: Pavilion Gray by Farrow & BallTOUR THIS HOUSEAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below17Use Trunks for StorageDylan Chandler, styling by Matthew GleasonBecause cozy cabins and farmhouses are often storage-challenged, pick pieces that do double duty. Here, a sturdy painted wood trunk provides a spot to sit and slip on boots while blankets and keepsakes are stowed inside.TOUR THIS CABIN18Create a Nap NookAlyssa LeeFor the ultimate cozy hideaway, theres nothing better than a nap nook. Escape to this cute cranny with your favorite book (or your favorite blanket will do just fine, too!). We are simply obsessed with the scalloped trim on this built-in cabin nook! TOUR THIS CABINRELATED: These cozy reading nooks are perfect for whiling away the afternoon.Advertisement - Continue Reading Below19Design a Room to Grow IntoJulie SoeferA collection of colorful quilts inspired the bedroom for Lea Ann Walkers granddaughters. Simple iron beds, solid bedding, and a graphic rug suit any age, making the space just right for the girls to grow into.RELATED: Stylish Kids Room Ideas That Even Grownups Will Love20Add Furry AccessoriesStacy Zarin GoldbergSoft, tactile materials, like the fuzzy, faux-fur blanket and shaggy rug, bring a luxurious coziness to this rustic log cabin bedroom. A nod to its woody location, knotty wood walls offer up natural warmth.RELATED: Knotty Pine Walls Are Back! Heres Everything You Need to Know.Amy MitchellManaging EditorAmy Mitchell is the managing editor for VERANDA and Country Living, where she writes articles on a variety of topicsdecorating and design, gardens, and holidays. Amys experience in the shelter magazine category spans more than 20 years, as shes previously held positions at Coastal Living and Cottage Living. Her personal pursuits include cooking, gardening, and hunting her favorite tag sale spots for the next piece of Pyrex for her prized collection.