I'd go for brown bedside table! I think a grey bedspread could look great, and dark chocolatey bedside features could really give it the edge. Maybe something like this? You can work with or without the blue, though I think it does a lovely job of softening up the scheme.

Hi - are you set on having something matching either side of the bed? We had a similar issue so we turned a white wooden crate on its side on one side of the bed and put some books in it and a lamp on it and then the other side we had a small percentage me bedside unit that I painted white and we used the same lamp on so it pulled them together. The crate was small enough to use on the tight side. Another option could be too build a shelf over the bed - I know the pic is showing a living room but the same principle applies I also like the look lights in the other pic that deliberately go for an exposed cable look and would mean they are not actually restoring on a unit but they are not for everyone.

Hi. You've got a few styles in your ideabook so not sure which to choose! I'd go for a warm grey (brown undertone) textured wallpaper behind the bed such as faux grasscloth or similar (1st pic). I'd paint the remaining walls in the same colour but 1/2 shades lighter. Wood bedside tables would look nice to add warmth or perhaps these faux shagreen ones? I'd add a brown/grey faux fur throw (everything seems to be faux!) and then you could either add burnt orange velvet or deep turquoise cushions on the bed. Repeat the colour for art and maybe a couple more brass accents.

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