Not Kitchens Or Bathrooms: This Is HGTV Star Erin Napier's Favorite Room To Decorate

If you've been following Erin Napier's home design projects, then you already know that she has a unique talent for incorporating vintage elements into any space, as her signature style heavily leans on cottagecore, grandmillennial, and country-chic. We've seen how she can seamlessly integrate a classic kitchen appliance that gives major retro vibes, and she has transformed more than a few bathrooms with stunning makeovers, featuring different textures, materials, and forms. As the star of HGTV's "Home Town," which she hosts with husband Ben Napier, Erin has covered every last inch of the modern family home, breathing new life into houses with her uniquely eclectic but cohesive design choices. But if you ask her which area in the house she likes styling best, her top answer is the bedroom.

"I like to decorate a bedroom. There's so much opportunity in fabrics and textiles and art. You can layer. You can keep it simple. You can have lots of books," she stated in a video from HGTV. On their long-running show, Erin has showcased different bedroom designs based in stylish maximalism, but they all have this common ground of being comfy, warm, and a bit artsy. Staying true to what she said, her aesthetic for the bedrooms in the series mostly featured layered fabrics, framed artworks, and cozy reading nooks.

From the looks of things, Erin and Ben Napier walk the walk when it comes to their personal bedroom design choices. In her home, the HGTV stars' stunning main bedroom appears to be a textbook example, if not the standard, of her interior styling for her clients. As seen in one of her Instagram posts, their bedroom features all the elements Napier typically uses on "Home Town." From the four-poster bed and its artistic mishmash of bedding fabrics to the long, flowy curtains and the framed art on the wall, everything mirrors the ideal look she goes for in her makeover projects.

Even if you are on a tight budget, decorating your space like the Napiers is quite possible, and that's because their default bedroom aesthetic is easy to pull off with simple upgrades and changes to your bedroom. No need to stress it out if your bed doesn't have bobbin posts. Erin has worked on so many beds with just the bed frames and headboards, and they still ended up looking minimal maximalist by pairing them with inviting, warm-toned beddings and a patterned blanket. Swapping loud curtains with plain white or any muted floor-to-ceiling fabrics is a must. And don't forget to make a gallery wall above your bed with framed art or just about any artistic display you can find. Erin has hung mirrors, garlands, and even rugs to bring that personalized, relaxed charm to her works.