15 Calming Meditation Room Ideas for a Peaceful Home
Hi Friends! Thanks for stopping by! I have been searching for meditation room inspiration lately.
For quite some time, I have wanted to create a space in our home dedicated to quiet and wellness, but have struggled with what would not only look beautiful but also be practical. This means I have spent hours looking for something to spark an idea.
The result is I have found some incredibly beautiful spaces, and I thought I would share my favorites with you today.
Go for Luxe
Whether you’re hoping to get the kids to meditate with you or you just have a big room to play with, I love the idea of creating a ritualized feeling in the space. You can start with the center of the room and build everything around it.
The goal is to make the space feel super luxurious, almost like you’ve escaped to a personal retreat. I would use small cushions, lots of candles, and some pretty, whimsical fabrics to bring in that peaceful, luxe vibe.
To keep that high-end feel, you’ll want to make sure the room stays airy and chic. I’d also add some warm light fixtures that you can dim to really give it that studio atmosphere.
Add a Hanging Chair
A hanging chair is just perfect for anyone who wants something soothing in the room that also has a little bit of flexibility. It’s all about making the space feel like a little escape.
I would pair a hanging chair with some colorful pillows and a chic blanket. It works so well in a room that feels light and airy. You really want to keep the rest of the decor as minimal as you can to get that super calm aesthetic.
Pairing the chair with sheer curtains is a great touch to emphasize that light and airy idea.
Bring in a Water Element
I think just the simple act of adding a water element can make a room feel twice as relaxing. It’s perfect for people who love feeling connected to the elements.
You could work in a waterfall or even a layered water feature to give the room a chic little twist. It’s all about enhancing what you already have while adding that one bold element that really makes all your senses come alive.
Embrace an Eclectic Style
You know, one thing about meditation instructors is that they can be a bit eclectic. I think you kind of have to be when you’re working with different people and all of their energies.
So with that in mind, why not take your space to the eclectic side? You can use a wide range of patterns, plants, textures, and other accents. The whole idea is to take the room and make it feel as personal and chic as possible.
It’s about transforming the space and giving it that “hippie” vibe, which I think totally takes it to the next level while still feeling calm and collected.
Mediterranean Dreams
If you take a look inside a Middle Eastern home decor book, you’ll see just how calming every room feels. I love this look! Add a beautiful canopy and fill the inside with a stack of smaller mattresses or cushions to make that space feel magical.
You could add some string lights around it for the perfect blend of Middle Eastern aesthetic and princess vibes. I’m thinking Princess Jasmine but with a meditation twist. Using warm fabrics gives it a truly luxurious feel.
Connect with Nature
One thing about meditating that we all know and love is how it can make us feel so connected to our inner selves. It also really helps us feel connected with the elements.
If the room you’re transforming has big, open windows or even leads out to a backyard, you should totally take advantage of that and bring in wooden floors.
I would pair them with a large cushion or a few smaller ones and just place them on the floor. That gives you a sleek space to disconnect. Add some greenery to truly invite the outdoors right in.
Play with Color
Just because you’re creating a space to meditate doesn’t mean you have to shy away from color. Color is so great for evoking different feelings.
The idea is to have colors that feel embedded in the room to bring in light and positivity. I would blend them with chic white and cream colors to help those bold hues really send out their positive energy in the room.
Create an Island Escape
Okay, so most of my ideas have been about making meditation the main focus of the space, but this one is a little different. The idea here is to create an area that feels like you’re stepping into another dimension.
You want to feel like stepping into this room transports you to a meditative space but also makes you feel like you’re on vacation. It’s all about creating a balance that just makes sense for the room.
I think of it as the perfect approach for when you’re home and just really want to relax.
A Circular Flow
While giving a room a circular approach is pretty easy, you still want to make sure most of your furniture pieces follow that same idea. So, I would place your decorative items around a specific area, whether that’s on the floor or surrounding a window.
The more circular your decor is, the better. It really creates a flow of energy that makes the room feel and look so much grander.
Find a Spot Near a Window
If you live in an apartment and aren’t sure how to create the perfect meditation space, it’s time to look at your windows. You can take your decor to the next level by working with a large window.
I love the idea of having a meditation corner that feels almost like its own room. Even if you only have a tiny space, you can take it and make it feel grand. The key is to have everything facing the window and to keep your decor minimal.
I’d bring in peaceful elements as your main decorative touch and then add a large plant to really emphasize that connection with nature.
