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Main Bedroom Pictures From HGTV Smart Home 2025

From the extensive European-style closet to the automatic blackout shades to the luxurious king-size bed, which automatically adjusts to help you sleep, the main bedroom in HGTV Smart Home 2025 has us daydreaming about bedtime.

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This Moody Main Bedroom Has a Southwestern Vibe

With matte black walls painted in Caviar HGSW 6990 and loft-like ceilings, the main bedroom in HGTV Smart Home 2025 is dark and moody with a sensual Southwestern vibe.

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Velvet and Leather Details Make This Bedroom Sleek and Sophisticated
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Velvet and Leather Details Make This Bedroom Sleek and Sophisticated

Every detail in the bedroom is sleek and sophisticated. The gray velvet king bed topped with velvet and leather throw pillows resting on the wool copper rug combine to strike a harmonious balance of texture and tone.

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Materials and Finishes Lend a Modern Touch

Brown acacia nightstands flank the bed, tying into the warm of the velvet pillows and the wool copper rug underfoot. Up top, black-stained oak table lamps cast a striking silhouette in the windows, bringing a modernistic visual touch.

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This Marble Bowl Is a Classy Catchall

The space has a carefully curated look, with a few small decorative pieces throughout. A moody marble bowl on the nightstand makes for a convenient spot to stash the day’s jewelry.

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Motorized Shades Come in Handy at Nightfall

With several windows, the bedroom isn’t short of natural light in the daytime, but there’s no need to draw the curtains come nighttime. Each window is fitted with custom blackout shades that are remote controlled.

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Cowboy Hat Decor Ties Into the Home’s Theme

Cowboy hats reminiscent of a similar design moment beside the stairs are mounted above the armchair, but this time the designer chose black hats to not disrupt the bedroom’s moody aesthetic.

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These Closet Doors Blend Into the Wall
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These Closet Doors Blend Into the Wall

Blink and you might miss the set of double doors tucked just beyond the armchair. Their dark hue has them nearly blending in with the matte black walls. To break up the dark wall, a wall-mounted mirror reflects the light of the glass doors.

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This Closet Has Plenty of Space for Clothing and Bedding
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This Closet Has Plenty of Space for Clothing and Bedding

The two doors swing widely to reveal a spacious closet with plenty of room for everything from clothing to spare bedding.

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This Vaulted Ceiling Was Once the Attic

To harness the space for the bedroom’s dreamy vaulted ceiling, the team stole space from the original home’s attic. We think it was a worthwhile trade, don’t you?

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These Skylights Flood the Space With Light
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These Skylights Flood the Space With Light

The newly vaulted ceiling was the perfect candidate for automated skylights, drenching the space in San Antonio sun.

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This Pergola Has Automatic Shades

Just outside the sliding glass doors is a personal pergola with automatic retracting shades, which allows you to catch a tan or relax in the shade, all in the same chair.

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Motorized Shades Keep This Bedroom Relaxing and Private
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Motorized Shades Keep This Bedroom Relaxing and Private

The main bedroom features a wide view of the home’s picturesque backyard, including several of the enviable oak trees and the fire pit area tucked beneath them. When it’s time to hit the hay, remote-controlled motorized shades completely cover the doors at the touch of a button.

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This Gorgeous Chandelier Steals the Show

The bedroom’s statement-making chandelier doesn’t require illumination to light up this room’s design.

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This Light Fixture’s Design Is Based on a Flower

The elegant chandelier is inspired by the Agapanthus, aka the lily of the Nile, with 18 glass “blooms” that cast a warm glow on the space.

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This Bedroom Feels Relaxing, Luxurious and Sexy

Every detail of the main bedroom was carefully curated to create a space that feels relaxing, luxurious and sexy. It’s a spot you’ll never want to leave.

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This Mattress Is the Real Reason We Love This Bed
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This Mattress Is the Real Reason We Love This Bed

Not to be forgotten, beneath all that beautiful bedding is the bed’s most impressive feature: the mattress.

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This King Bed Is Actually Two Mattresses
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This King Bed Is Actually Two Mattresses

With two independent mattresses, this king bed is more than meets the eye. Each mattress sits on an adjustable base, with customizable features like head adjustment, lighting, foot adjustment, partner snore settings, zero gravity and foot warming.

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This Double Mattress Is Smarter Than It Looks
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This Double Mattress Is Smarter Than It Looks

As you sleep, the smart bed can even automatically adjust to improve your sleep. Additionally, it will provide insights into your sleeping quality and habits, offering beneficial biometric data from sleep sessions.

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Wall-to-Wall Wood Adds a Sleek Touch

Opposite the bed is another stunning feature of the main bedroom. This time it’s a wall-to-wall closet stained in a deep, luxurious shade. The sleek, minimalistic aesthetic brings a touch of European design to the bedroom.

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These Closet Doors Open to the Bathroom

We know what you’re thinking: Where’s the main bathroom? Just like the bed, the closet has a hidden secret of its own. The center set of closet doors are actually the doors that open to the main bathroom.

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A Custom Countertop Includes Space to Stash Accessories

Left of the secret doors, the custom closet features a built-in counter area beneath the 65-inch frame TV with pretty catchalls that help cut down on bedroom clutter.

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These Built-Ins Feel Straight Out of a Luxe Hotel

The gorgeous closet doors are finished with brass hardware, giving them a sophisticated appearance that looks straight out of a bespoke European hotel.

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This Spacious Closet Has Room for Everything
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This Spacious Closet Has Room for Everything

Each set of doors houses tons of storage and organization potential, with pull-out shelves, hidden compartments, deep drawers, corner units and shelving for things like shoes, hats and any other accessories you can think of.

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This Built-In Closet Has a Spot for Books

The closet wraps around the bedroom’s entry door, with a spot for bedtime reads housed just above the opening.