Designing our lovely Sim’s living spaces is one of the most entertaining parts of playing TS4. And hardcore interior designers never have enough new wallpapers, floors, furniture, and all those goodies.
While Maxis and EA make sure to keep pumping out a healthy amount of Stuff Packs and expansions, it’s the CC creators that really keep the Sims 4 decoration scene alive.
If you’re on the lookout for some furniture to decorate your Sim’s bedroom, well then you’ve stumbled onto the right place.
I guarantee you’ll find something you love among our favorite picks here!
Let’s get things started by looking at a minimal, almost futuristic bedroom set by German creator ShinoKCR.
Unlike most sets which are born of inspiration from different sources, this simple and stylish bedroom is based on the products shown at the 2020 Cologne Furniture Fair.
Which I’m guessing the creator had the chance to visit? Who knows, but it looks great.
While most of the furniture, walls, and floors are available in very neutral grayscale hues, the patterned cushions and beautiful marine painting give it a spark of color that brings the room to life.
If you’re looking for a bedroom fit for a light-hearted Sim who enjoys experimental looks and unique furniture, look no further than Jomsims’ Elamia Bedroom.
While full of unusual furniture and experimental textures, there’s no denying the cozy, homely feeling this room gives off.
Especially if you choose the version with pastel pink and cream colors.
That said, you can achieve pretty different effects just by changing colors.
I especially like the green and purple combination, which makes me think of vineyards. You could also go full rockstar with an insane black and yellow look.
It’s a great way to bring some nature into a space, and the natural patterns of this living material never go out of style.
The Milana Bedroom by creator Severinka uses lots of appealing wooden furniture to create a look reminiscent a ship’s cabin. Just by mixing blue, yellow, and wooden surfaces for an at-home feeling.
That said, each one of the 12 creations that make up this set has a couple of different colors and textures. For example, white furniture can considerably age down the room, making it perfect for your Sim children.
Creator Wondymoon delights us with their Francium Bedroom, featuring mostly Scandinavian design with some vibrant plants and refined textures.
This unique look makes this ten-piece set perfect for various Sims, such as occult aliens or anyone who likes going to their room to clear their head in a controlled space.
Among my favorite things about this CC set are the ceiling and wall lamps, which have a modern pill-like design and distribute light wonderfully.
The fur rug and wooden furniture contrast with the room’s orderly look and complete the room.
On the opposite spectrum of “minimal” we find SIMcredible’s Zara Bedroom, an 11-piece set that evokes something like a clothing store or movie set dressing room rather than a bedroom.
That said, this unique style is ideal for the wannabe fashion designer and the kind of Sim who thinks there’s never too much of a good thing.
The exposed clothing rack and rows of light bulbs go well with the type of people who love the spotlight.
While the black, white, and gray hues create a striking and memorable look, choosing one of the lighter color palettes can go a long way toward giving this bedroom a homely feeling without sacrificing its eccentric nature.
Another fantastic option that can change a lot by tweaking some colors is the marine-inspired Erin Bedroom, by Nynaeve Design.
It’s perfect for Sims on vacation in their second home, with intense colors and a very resort-like feeling.
This is further reinforced by the marine life and beach landscape paintings. I can basically hear the ocean!
If you don’t like this over-the-top resort look, changing the blue palette to another option is recommended.
The subtler gray palette goes a long way toward achieving a more refined aesthetic. There’s also a warm Autumn-inspired palette and one with a festival of violet, pink and purple shades.
On the other side of the spectrum we find Onyxium’s Alessa Bedroom, a tasteful and straightforward set featuring straight edges and wonderfully detailed wooden textures.
While all 16 pieces of this set look fantastic, it’s the wooden items that bring it together for me.
Each of them comes in four different kinds of wood, giving you a lot of room for customization.
If I had to choose just one piece to keep, I’d go for the giant wardrobe with a massive built-in full body mirror. I mean, what Sim doesn’t like a large mirror?
Plentiful wooden surfaces seem to be a trend among The Sims 4 CC designers.
If you don’t believe me, take a look at Severinka’s Alwine Bedroom.
Depending on your preferred color palette, this room can look like a lover’s nest, a hunter’s cabin, or the home of a serial killer like Hannibal Lecter (as brought to life by Mads Mikkelsen in the 2013 TV show).
The author shows us several interesting configurations for the 14 pieces of this set.
Still, thanks to the creative wallpapers, attractive decals, and many roomy decorations, experimentation will probably give you the best results.
Rather than a pre-designed bedroom with some customization degree, consider trying IllogicalSims’ fantastic Minimalist Bedroom Stuff Pack.
Mimicking Maxis’ official stuff packs, this collection of CC will give everything you need to design a minimalist bedroom, a studio, or a mash-up of both.
Whereas most bedroom sets include 10-15 items, this unofficial Stuff Pack features 25 new objects, two entirely new wallpapers, and two new floor textures.
There are a lot of options when it comes to colors as well. But I’d say this looks the best when using beige, white, light brown, and gray tones.
This humorously-named CC collection was designed to help young Sim parents give their offspring enough space without moving to a bigger home.
Among other furniture and decorations, this bedroom set includes a double bunk bed. This way a set of twins can share the same room without taking up all the floor space.
It also includes a tiny desk you can fit under the upper bed if your Sim is an only child, leaving the rest of the room free for toys, décor, or whatever your Sim’s little ones need.
While this playful and modern set includes eight color palettes and diverse wood patterns, you’ll be happy to hear it’s compatible with RAVASHEEN’s other CC packs – giving you a lot of creative freedom.
One of those compatible collections is the Tropic Like It’s Hot Beach House Set, geared towards summer getaways to budget summer homes.
While most large lots close to the coast come at a pretty massive price tag in TS4, this set can help you make the most of the smaller ones thanks to its relatively small furniture and wall-hanging bunk beds.
These are ideal for children, but even adult Sims will appreciate them after a tiring day at the beach.
Other than that, every item in this set has a hardcore nautical vibe that’ll look amazing in marine colors such as navy blue and beige.
If you do have the Simoleons for a bigger beach house, I’d recommend the Armelda Bedroom set by Jomsims to decorate your home.
Unlike other tropical-looking collections, this 12-piece CC set keeps the nautical gimmick to a minimum.
Instead it features discreet furniture that makes the room feel spacious and employs lots of rattan for extra authenticity.
It also includes several nature paintings to decorate your room, each corresponding to one of the available color palettes. I especially like the violet one, which employs darker wood and rattan textures.
While most TS4 interior designers use asymmetry and clutter to give their rooms a more natural and “realistic” look, the Sandy Lane Bedroom is confidently uniform.
Creator Lulu265 managed to create a homely feeling despite the straight lines and copious squares. It’s simple, unassuming, and has incredible style.
The Sandy Lane Bedroom is perfect for the Virgo Sim in your life who needs everything to be tidy and organized if they’re going to relax at all.
On the other hand we have the Alisha Bedroom set by Severinka, perfect for someone who’s eclectic and unafraid of experimentation.
This set employs several bold colors and textures as a backdrop for relatively simple wooden furniture, bringing together bohemian influences and Scandinavian design.
It’s comprised of 11 custom objects including curtains, mirrors, a variety of tables, and even a stylish ottoman.
Severinka’s Monica Bedroom is one of the most ethereal, fantasy-looking sets available for TS4.
It’s very bright, employing light colors and elegant wallpaper designs to create a spacious feeling – almost like sleeping in the middle of a high-fantasy forest.
The combination of the hanging ceiling lamp’s floral design and white bird decals completes the look.
It’ll make your Sim feel like a Disney Princess. That’s what she’s going for, right?
Nelson Chitty is a Venezuelan expat living in Argentina. He’s a writer and translator passionate about history and foreign cultures. His ideal weekend is spent between leisurely playing games of Civilization VI and looking for the next seinen anime to marathon.
