10 Bedrooms Infused with Spanish Interior Design Style

You can instantly recognize a Spanish style room when you see it. Such interiors are distinctive and often contain rich and earthy colors, plenty of warm woods, intricate wrought iron details, and loads of Old World character. Spanish style rooms work well in just about any home, especially in the bedroom. Opting for Spanish decor in this particular area is a great way to create a sanctuary that’s relaxing, stylish, and full of warmth. Here are ten bedrooms that are beautiful examples of Spanish interior design.

1. Spanish Colonial retreat

The gorgeous patio outside of this bedroom is one factor that makes it so incredible, but the Spanish style decor and furnishings in the room also stand out. The four poster bed is stately, but decorative elements such as patterned throw pillows and golden lamps keep things fresh and updated. Cream colored walls provide a lovely backdrop for towering window treatments, and the wood flooring adds warmth to the room’s design.

2. An artful mix

Spanish bedrooms can be eclectic, traditional or anything in between, but this one definitely leans towards the former. Key details, such as rich red fabric behind the bed, wood beams on the ceiling, and the style of textiles in the room, have a Spanish flair. A large art print that’s full of vibrant colors adds a visually interesting element that also complements the rest of the decor in the space.

3. Creative Spanish theme

You can’t get much more innovative than the theme in this Spanish style bedroom: bullfighting. Tributes to the traditional sport, which has centuries-long ties to Spain, are seen all around the room in the form of art, news clips, and collectible figures. The tile around the fireplace, headboard, decorative ceiling, and combo of stone and wood in the design also have Spanish influence. Using a warm shade of off-white on the walls, as opposed to bright white, helps create an atmosphere of intimacy and intrigue.

4. Beautiful niche

It’s common for Spanish bedrooms to have adobe incorporated in some way, and this one has a niche that was carved out to make way for a bed. The adobe walls also have built in sections for holding art and floral arrangements, and the wall sconces and iron bed look perfectly suited for the space. Beautifully colored bedding and a leather ottoman have a touch of Old World character while also possessing style and elegance.

5. Warmth and richness

If you want to infuse Spanish style into your bedroom, start with bedding and area rugs that feature rich and bold colors. Deep red is always a good pick, and so are bronze, gold, browns, and deep blue. This bedroom has plenty of red on the bed and window treatments, and it also has a range of other hues that work well with Spanish interior design. Wood beams are a visually interesting architectural element that bring authenticity to the room’s appearance– if no wooden beams were build into your home, you can fake the look with faux beams.

6. New take on Spanish style

If you like the aesthetic of classic Spanish bedrooms but also want a more modern take on the style, this design will give you plenty of inspiration. It takes many elements of Spanish interiors and adds contemporary elements. The wood flooring, style of seating, floor lamps, and area rug are traditional, but painting the walls bright white and adding in pillows and bedding with a bold graphic print update the design.

7. Bold colors

Spanish rooms often reflect other styles common around the Mediterranean, including Moroccan style design. With a few tweaks this bedroom would be the epitome of a Moroccan abode, but in its form it’s a vibrant and color-filled tribute to Spanish decor. Stone tile flooring looks beautiful in the room and complements the deep reds and oranges seen throughout. A gorgeous shade of aqua paint coats the walls, while on the ceiling a warm shade of white provides contrast. Other colors that look great in Spanish bedrooms include plum, terracotta, fuchsia, golden yellow, bright orange, and espresso.

8. Old World influence

This bedroom has so many details that makes it look like a classic design pulled from a different time. The wrought iron on the bed and sconces is enchanting, as is the design of a chandelier hanging in the center of the room. The look of the wood beams on the ceiling reflects the wood used below on the floor, and all around are subtle nods to traditional Spanish decor. If you’re having a difficult time choosing bedding for your Old World bedroom, go with ivory or cream with a bed skirt similar to the one here. A touch of color in your bedding won’t hurt, especially if it’s a subdued floral or graphic print.

9. Contemporary Spanish bedroom

There’s not much in the way of decor in this bedroom, but the details present in the design are stunning enough to stand on their own. The room has a great mix of contemporary, classic, and Old World elements, all emphasized by a palette of deep neutrals used throughout the space. The long curtains and area rug are typical of what you’d see in Spanish bedrooms today, while the hanging light fixtures add elegance and style.

10. Modern and earthy

It’s definitely possible for modern bedrooms to exude Spanish style, and this one hits the mark. On one hand it’s a minimalist space that’s calming and relaxing, and on the other there are undeniable influences of Spanish design such as weathered wood beams placed on the ceiling, Spanish tile flooring, and rich colors in the room’s two art prints. Even the simple floral arrangement sitting on a compact desk suits the space well, and the entire design proves that Spanish style mixes well with other types of decor. Once you’ve picked out the right color palette and added in a few key architectural or decorative elements that reflect a Spanish influence, you’ll have a base that will help pull your room together.

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