Small Kitchens Bathrooms Modern Feng shui at Home Living Room Decoration Prefabricated HousesWooden bedroom with leather armchair and sinkPhoto: Eugeni PonsOne of the premises that we have clear when configuring the bedroom is to look for colors and pieces that evoke calm.But the work in interior design does not have to end there and nothing prevents us from adapting the room to the context of the time of year.If at Christmas we decorate the living room with a tree and lights, why not transform the bedroom for summer and its appetizing naps?Light materials help refresh the room and a well-chosen color palette has the ability to transport us, without getting out of bed, to places like the Mediterranean Sea or the garden of a country house.We break down the good ideas of these six bedrooms decorated in a summery way so that you can adapt yours:In this Ikea proposal, the combination of mint green with the stone gray of the wall stands out, which refer to elements of Nature.With only two colors a very calm and fresh atmosphere is achieved with the linen quilt.The Maryd bedside table, with a nestable tray to enjoy breakfast in bed, reaffirms the profile.The romantic counterpoint is provided by the old botanical art print, typical of the 18th and 19th centuries, and the vase with a wild bouquet.The mattress stripes emerge and become the patterned motif of the quilt, providing informality.They are two very summery colors with clear Mediterranean reminiscences, plus the blue and white stripes add a marine touch.A cylinder of veined stone serves as a bedside table, with simple elegance.An existing fleece in the room has been used to create an extra storage element, since there is not enough space to place a bedside table.The lampshade, made with a woven vegetable fiber weave, filters the light and at night generates a suggestive pattern of lights and shadows on the wall.At the same time, it gives good light for reading in bed.The white painted masonry headboard, like the wall, works as a bedside table and a shelf for decorative objects.The base of the mattress, in painted chipboard, is a storage container.To leave the clothes of the day before, a light bamboo gallant.The double door provides perspective to the bed and general light, and the suspension lamp, an exotic and oriental touch.The tones of the wood and the handmade rug stand out against the white.The large mosquito net gently collects the bed with its transparent fall.Two long chrome stems support bare bulbs, in a minimal lighting proposal.The stools, the bacon table and the mirror, in different woods and finishes, introduce rusticity in an atmosphere of pristine whites.It puts the group of cushions on the bed and the rug.The plain cotton upholstered headboard contrasts with the texture of the wall plastered with ocher lime, which reveals the masonry stone.The stone wall, in contrast to the softness of the continuous floor, combines with the tones of the fabrics.These two tones - the first on the floor and the rustic wall, the second on the bedding - stand out thanks to the white wall and the elements of that color.Two old sticks anchored to the wall, used in the past to organize tools in the sheds, have been reused to hang the lamps and thus have good ambient light and for reading.Linen with a lavender finish and dusty hue gives bedding a fresh feel and casual look.At hand there is a cotton plaid woven with moss stitch in an olive green tone, ideal for siesta.The Nessino was designed in 1967 by Giancarlo Mattioli for Artemide, and introduces the sixties look.Bench type, with matte varnish, light wood gains in naturalness.Discover the latest trends in architecture, interior design and design.Discover the latest trends in architecture, interior design and design.Subscribe to our NewsletterLeave us your email and you will receive all the news of Architecture and DesignDo you want to stop receiving the most important Architecture and Design news?