Bedroom Wall Decor Ideas: How to Style the Wall Behind Your Bed
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The wall behind your bed is the largest empty wall in most bedrooms, and it is the first thing you see when you walk in. A good choice makes the room feel finished and calm. A poor one makes it feel cluttered or unfinished.
The short answer: choose a calm design, make it about two-thirds the width of your bed, and hang it 6 to 10 inches above the headboard.

1. Match the size to the bed
Measure your headboard. Your decor should cover roughly two-thirds of its width. For a standard double bed, that is a wide piece or a set of three frames hung in a row.
2. Choose calm, not busy
Bedrooms are for rest, so softer botanical or leaf designs usually work better than bold or crowded ones. Try Midnight Leaves or Monstera Glow.

3. Use a set of three above the bed
A set of three frames fills a wide wall evenly. See the Bundles collection or Organic Feather.

4. Hang at the right height
Leave 6 to 10 inches between the top of the headboard and the bottom of the decor. Hanging too high disconnects it from the bed.
5. Add symmetry
If you have two bedside tables, a vertical panel on each side can balance the room as well as one large piece in the centre.
Common mistakes
- Choosing a piece that is too small for the wall.
- Hanging it too high above the bed.
- Mixing too many different styles on one wall.
Frequently asked questions
What can I hang above a bed?
A wide piece or a set of three frames, about two-thirds the width of the bed.
Is wooden wall decor suitable for bedrooms?
Yes. Choose calm botanical designs for a restful feel.
Do you offer cash on delivery?
COD available.
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