1Soulful Charcoal
Hector M. Sanchez Birmingham-based artist William Rankin McLure cloaked his bedroom in a deep charcoal hue and pulled in plenty of white accents to heighten the drama.
2Take it to the Matte
Jean AllsoppTo juxtapose a silver sconce and convex mirror, designer Andrew Brown selected a matte black paint for the accent wall behind a crisp white upholstered bed.
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3Night Shimmers
Frank OudemanOne way to prevent a black bedroom from disappearing into a black hole? Do as design firm De-spec did and go for a black statement wall with just a glimmer of metallic.
4Safe Jet
Deepak AggarwalAn all-black room can make a masterful canvas for a piece of statement art, as shown in this tongue-in-cheek just black bedroom cued up by designer Sanjyt Syngh.
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5Texture Talks
Dan ArnoldDesigner Stefani Stein applied black grasscloth wallpaper to the walls of a bedroom she designed for discerning clients. The result is a room teeming with dimensionality.
6Dark Side of the Room
Frank OudemanDesign firm De-spec elected to paint only one wall black in this modern bedroom, illustrating that you don't need much black to make a dramatic impact.
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7Monochromatic Mood
Meghan Beierle-O’BrienBlack can feel remarkably eclectic when paired with modern lighting, vintage paintings and casual textiles, as shown in this striking black bedroom by designer Breeze Giannasio.
8Black and Tan
de la Torre design studioBlack and tan is a classic combo. For a downtown bedroom, the design firm de la Torre design studio used luxe fur bedding in a fetching tan tone to complement a black statement wall.
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9Go Greige
Michael Alan KaskelIf casting your walls in pure black causes trepidation, consider a just-left-of-black alternative: greige. As designer Jasmin Reese proves, the color can be just as show-stopping.
10Tuxedo Luxe
Michelle DrewesDesigner Erin King opted to use bright white trim to enhance black painted walls in this elegant and effortless-as-it-gets bedroom.
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11Make Room for Squares
Durston SaylorNot feeling black paint? Designer Axis Mundi affixed black upholstered panels to the wall behind the bed to create a playfully posh escape.
12Contrasting Hues
Jessica GlynnFor the ultimate twist, Roughan Interiors, juxtaposed Chinoiserie—a style that's usually partnered with cheery pastels and bubbly brights—with a mood-making black statement wall.
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13Black Magic
Rachael StollarFor an apartment revamp, design firm CWB Architects hung a subtly textured wallpaper in a just-left-of-black hue. Low furniture and minimalist accents lend a feel that's part Scandi modern, part Regency redux.
14Half-n-Half
Peter MurdockFor an artful alternative to black painted walls, try as designer Dan Scotti did in this restful retreat and apply black paint to just a lofted ceiling.
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15Glossed Over
Fritz von de SchulenburgDesign firm Stewart M. drummed up extra sophistication in a black and white bedroom by applying a glossy black lacquer finish to the walls in this Scotland design scheme.
16Balancing Act
John MerklBoth edgy and romantic, designer Jennifer Robin balanced a black gridded wallpaper with black and white marbled pillowcases and teal velvet benches.
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17Go with the Grain
Scott FrancesFor a stately bedroom for a bibliophile, Stedila Design sprung for dark-stained anigre wood walls.
18Walls That Talk
Mike Schwartz PhotographyStudio Gild opted for a surplus of black in this Highland Park bedroom. A subtly patterned black wallpaper paired with black millwork accentuates a colorful curation of collectibles.
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19Pared-Back Black
Eric LaignelTo energize a classic black and white palette, the firm 2Michaels Design incorporated zesty pops of color. Bold green artwork, green sconces and a bright orange throw are the perfect complement to black paneled walls and simple white drapes.
20Noir Star
Carlos DomenechThere's no rule that says black can't be used in a teen's bedroom. As Wecselman Design displays, black can lend a feeling of unconventional cool to a teen's lair.

Marisa S. Martin is a writer for Chairish and previously worked for One Kings Lane. An ardent vintage enthusiast, she loves a good throwback trend story and believes there’s nothing a bit of brass can’t fix.
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