Your surroundings deeply influence your emotional state. Your bed, in particular, has the potential to be a powerful form of self-care. That’s the idea behind “bedscaping,” the interior trend taking over bedrooms in 2025.

According to Pinterest’s 2025 predictions, searches for “boho bedroom” are up 65 percent, signaling a shift from clean minimalism to rich, textured, and personal spaces. And there’s a good reason for it.

As Sarah Brown, interior stylist and founder of Dreamy Decor, explains, “We’re more emotionally connected to our homes than ever. More and more of my clients are styling their beds like they’re prepping a boutique hotel suite or a luxury wellness retreat.”

This shift isn’t just about decorating—it’s about how you feel in your space. Bedscaping invites you to be intentional, to see your bed as more than just a place to crash but as a reflection of your inner world. It’s a gentle reminder that your environment can nurture your emotional well-being

Your bedroom, which you spend a significant portion of your day in, is a space that can influence your mood and

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