Bedroom Coloring Pages

These bedroom coloring pages hand you a room and let you decorate it. Choose a cozy bed piled with pillows, a bunk bed with a slide, a canopy bed draped in curtains or an attic room with a slanted ceiling and a window seat. Walls, bedding, rugs and picture frames are left plain, so the color scheme is your call.

Rooms in these bedroom coloring pages

  • Cozy bedrooms: a made bed, a lamp, a rug and a pet asleep at the foot of the bed.
  • Bunk and loft beds: two beds stacked, or one raised bed with a desk or a fort underneath.
  • Canopy beds: four tall posts with fabric draped over the top.
  • Teen rooms: string lights, a desk, shelves, plants and a wall of photos.
  • Reading nooks: a window seat or a beanbag beside a full bookshelf.
  • Nurseries: a crib, a hanging mobile and a rocking chair.
  • Messy rooms: socks, books and toys scattered everywhere, good for a seek-and-find game.
  • Design-your-own rooms: an empty room with only a bed and a window. You draw the rest.

How to pick colors for a bedroom page

Coloring a room is a small lesson in decorating. Many decorators use a simple split called 60-30-10, and it works on paper too.

  1. Pick a main color for the walls and the biggest surfaces. That's about 60 percent of the page. Light colors make the room feel bigger.
  2. Pick a second color for the bedding, the curtains and the rug. That's about 30 percent.
  3. Pick an accent, something bright, for pillows, a lamp and small objects. That's the last 10 percent.

Wood furniture and floors look best in two browns: one for the base and a darker one for the grain lines. Leave the sheets and pillowcases mostly white and shade only the folds with light gray or blue.

If there's a window, decide on the time of day. Yellow light and a blue sky say morning. A dark blue window with a moon, plus a warm glow around the lamp, turns the same room into bedtime.

Patterns are where it gets fun. Draw stripes on a blanket, dots on a pillow or a border on the rug before you color them in.

Frequently asked questions

Are these bedroom coloring pages free?

Yes. All bedroom coloring pages are free to download and print for personal and classroom use.

Do you have cozy or aesthetic bedroom coloring pages for teens?

Yes. The teen rooms and reading nooks have string lights, plants, stacked books and layered blankets. They're marked Medium or Detailed and suit markers and colored pencils.

Can I design my own room on a bedroom coloring sheet?

Yes. Print the design-your-own page, which has only the bed, a window and the floor. Draw in the furniture, pictures and pets you want, then color everything. It's a nice activity before a real room makeover or a move to a new home.

Which bedroom coloring page is easiest?

The single bed with a teddy bear and the plain bunk bed. Both have large shapes, few small objects and thick outlines for younger children.