Dreamy bedrooms from… Clooney to Moore

Take a sneak peek of where celebrities are getting their beauty sleeps. Warm, natural, traditional, colorful, vintage, industrial and glamorous.

 

 

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia Di Rossi

The calming master bedroom of this celebrity couple combines warm grays and soft neutrals for a serene environment. Sky-high drapery and a tall case piece emphasize the generous ceiling height of the modern-rustic space.

Eric Stonestreet

Classic details like a Chesterfield bed and marble-top chest combine with a variety of textiles to create a warm, welcoming retreat for his modern family.

Ellen Pompeo

In the luxurious bedroom of the Grey’s Anatomy star, the brass-and-gemstone table from Kelly Wearstler is a stunning contrast to the lush textures on the grand canopy bed. Antique mirror paneling flanking the bed makes the space even more dramatic.

Catt Sadler

Tucked in the sunny corner of Catt Sadler’s relaxing retreat, a vintage writing desk and ladder-back chair help ground an otherwise airy space. A mix of neutral textures on the floor and seating bring in a feeling of warmth.

Bobby Flay and Stephanie March

The Hamptons home of this chef and actress incorporates a mix of global textiles for a casual vibe, while the tall natural linen canopy surrounding their bed echoes the mood.

George Clooney

In the Mexican retreat of George Clooney, traditional materials and regional motifs combine to create an authentic vacation retreat.

Benji Madden

In the surprisingly tame master bedroom of  newlywed Benji Madden, a soft, tufted bed and formal monogrammed sheeting coordinate with a traditional rug, resulting in a classic, timeless design.

Julianne Moore

A pair of statement sconces makes an impact in the neutral, airy Manhattan home of Julianne Moore. Ivory bedding and simple styling contribute to the relaxed feel.

Amber Valletta

An unexpected choice for a bedroom palette, the saturated color in Amber Valletta’s bedroom is balanced by the abundance of natural light, bright-white beamed ceiling, and wide-plank flooring.

Patrick Dempsey

Designed by our own Estee Stanley, the bedroom of Patrick Dempsey combines rustic wood elements with vintage and antique finds. The result? A layered, intriguing space.

Jessica Alba

Jessica Alba’s eclectic space features a mix of patterns and textures, referencing the actress’s many global travels. Dark wood details and industrial-influenced nightstands contrast with the softer elements to create a collected look.

Vincent Kartheiser

In the Mad Men star’s cozy bungalow (only 580-square-feet!), a hanging bed (which can be hoisted to the ceiling) is a space-saving and creative small-home solution.

Nina Garcia

In the  expectedly glamorous bedroom of the fashion editor and Project Runwayjudge, a textured vintage rug is layered over silk carpeting for a luxurious look. A classic tufted headboard and bust displayed on a pedestal add to the room’s sophisticated feel.