Inspiration for Fitted Bedrooms: 7 Colour Trends to Watch for in 2025

Daydreaming about fitted bedrooms that are ahead of the curve in design? The right colour can completely transform the space, especially when paired with bespoke fitted wardrobes that complement your chosen hues. This year’s colour trends bring warmth and nostalgia, creating a cosy, inviting feel that never goes out of fashion.

We’ve taken inspiration from House & Garden’s top colour trends and selected wall paint recommendations to bring these shades into your home. But it’s not just about the walls—we’ve also included some wardrobe ideas to complement these colours and complete the look. Whether you’re after a calming retreat or a bold statement, these palettes provide plenty of inspiration for your next bedroom update.

Inspiring Colour Schemes for Fitted Bedrooms

Yellow

First up, we’re seeing yellow take centre stage in 2025, thanks to its versatility. From soft gold to muted ochre, these shades bring a homely, welcoming vibe to any room. Rich without being overwhelming, they add depth and character, whether you’re basking in sunlight or enjoying the cosiness of dimmer areas. If you’re looking to incorporate yellow into your home, try Farrow & Ball’s ‘Corngold’ or ‘Straw’—both pair effortlessly with crisp whites.

If painting the walls feels too much, you can still bring in yellow with accessories like throws, cushions, or an upholstered bedhead. Yellow-toned wood floors or layering different shades of yellow in bedding or artwork are also great ways to introduce the shade more subtly.

To balance the room, pair this sunny hue with neutral-toned furniture. Our Bella High Gloss White Richmond wardrobes offer sleek lines and style, letting yellow shine without being too bold.

Soft Reds

Another standout trend is the spotlight on soothing soft reds. For fitted bedrooms, soft reds are an ideal choice to add warmth and make the space feel welcoming. These versatile shades, with their mix of pink and orange undertones, bring natural depth to a bedroom. From soft terracotta to deep blush, they create a cosy, balanced atmosphere that works beautifully in bedrooms, guest rooms and beyond.

To incorporate soft reds into your bedroom, try paint shades like Little Green’s ‘Tuscan Red’ or ‘Blush’ for a vibrant touch. These hues pair beautifully with other non-intrusive colours, offering a balanced, inviting feel.

If you’re feeling adventurous, our Bella Paintable Cambridge wardrobes make a bold statement. They add a unique touch of soft red while keeping the vibe stylish and balanced, especially when paired with lighter furnishings.

Deep Wine Tones

Following the soft reds, deep wine shades will also be making their mark in the months to come. There’s been a clear shift towards nostalgic colours, with more homeowners drawn to shades that feel familiar and full of character.

To bring this look into your home, try a rich wall colour like Farrow & Ball’s ‘Eating Room Red.’ Its strong presence adds instant depth and comfort while keeping things refined and timeless.

If you’re hesitant about it looking too much, simply pair this tone with crisp white furniture, like our Bella High Gloss White Venice wardrobes, to create harmony. Or, add a soft burgundy pouffe to the centre of the room—it’s a simple way to introduce the colour while creating a stylish spot to try on outfits.

Laid-Back Coffee Hues

Next up, laid-back coffee shades are still having a moment. Muted shades like mocha, taupe, and soft walnut bring colour without being too bold, making them an easy choice for a cosy, inviting space.

If you’re looking to try this trend, COAT’s ‘Buon Fresco’ is a great colour choice. This shade works well with natural textures and muted pieces, creating a relaxed and classic look.

To provide a little balance, our Bella Supermatt Light Grey Oakham wardrobes complement these shades perfectly. Their soft grey finish helps keep things light, allowing coffee-inspired colours to take centre stage.

Earthy Purple

Building on the soft reds and deep wine tones we’re seeing this year, earthy purple is another standout shade for 2025. In fitted bedrooms, earthy purple tones add depth and a relaxed feel, making the space comfortable and fit for sleep.

To bring this colour into your bedroom, consider wall paints like Little Greene’s ‘Adventurer’. This rich shade offers a soothing aesthetic and works well with natural materials like cane or rattan furnishings to soften the intensity of the purple.

If you’re looking to complement these bold hues, our Bella High Gloss Light Grey and Dust Grey Pisa wardrobes meet the mark. Their light grey finish keeps the room feeling fresh and balanced, allowing this earthy shade to take front and centre.

Mossy Greens

Next up, mossy greens are making a strong appearance in interiors. Inspired by khaki, olive, and muted greens, these shades are reminiscent of the earthy tones we see in nature. They’re all about a grounded, outdoorsy vibe, bringing a little of the countryside into your home. For walls, COAT’s ‘King George’ is a perfect choice, offering a rich, earthy tone that works beautifully in rooms where you want a natural feel. If you’re after something with a bit of a cooler edge, their ‘Nomad’ is another great option, with subtle blue hints that still feels nice and snug.

Mossy greens create a serene, nature-inspired scheme. If you’re not keen on going for green walls, consider adding touches of this colour through smaller items, like cushions, throws, or plants. It also pairs wonderfully with white cabinetry. For example, our Bella Supermatt White Palermo wardrobes create a striking contrast against these green shades, helping to brighten the space while letting the lead pigment take centre stage.

Warm Neutrals

As the year progresses, understated colours are becoming even more prominent. We’re stepping away from cooler greys and embracing softer, inviting shades that offer comfort and complexity. Think creamy hues with subtle hints of green, yellow, grey, and white—shades like Lick’s ‘Greige 02’ or ‘White 05’ fit the bill perfectly. These variations are great for woodwork or creating a unified look across walls and ceilings.

To incorporate this trend without committing to a full paint job, our Zurfiz Serica Matt Taupe and Pebble wardrobes offer an easy way to introduce warm neutrals into your space.

Design Your Ideal Fitted Bedrooms with Us

Ready to transform your bedroom with these trending colours? Whether you’re drawn to soft yellows or mossy greens, at Kingfield Bedrooms, we can craft the perfect storage solutions to complement your dream bedroom design.

Curious about how customisation might impact your fitted bedroom costs? Check out our earlier post on the factors that affect the price of built-in wardrobes for all the details. Contact us today to start designing your perfect space.