Look for accessories that bring the spirit of the woodsman inside. For example, buy faux fur pillows to nestle among your high-count linens. Hang a white plaster mounted deer, moose, or elk head over your fireplace to give a contemporary nod to classic lodge décor. Look for a chandelier with arms that resemble animal antlers or tree branches. On your nightstand, place a colored mason jar filled with tall decorative twigs instead of flowers.

8. Master Bedroom Flooring Ideas

Your master bedroom floor shouldn’t only look appealing—it needs to feel utterly luxurious under bare feet. If you go with carpet, it should be the thickest, softest pile you can afford. If you prefer hardwoods, be sure the seams are sanded evenly and the finish is satiny smooth. Keep in mind that using a satin finish instead of a gloss will help to hide footprints, dust, and other noticeable dirt between cleanings.

Use an area rug or throw rugs to soften the appearance of your bedroom and give your feet a soft place to land in the mornings. Fluffy flokati or solid shag rugs go well with modern or midcentury themed rooms, while classic Oriental or Persian rugs look great in more traditional spaces. Consider jute or other natural fiber rug if your bedroom has a beachy or cottage design scheme.

9. Master Bedroom Wall Texture Ideas

The simple addition of wall texture can be the one thing that takes your master bedroom from average to extraordinary. As with every detail you add to your home, the wall texture you choose should be representative of your overall style. Wallpaper is a classic solution for wall texturing and can be found in muted or dramatic designs. For a softer effect, choose an embossed solid color wallpaper. You can create a more rustic accent by covering one wall with woven textured wallpaper.