From the Queen of Westeros to our favorite fashion femme in Sex and the City, we’ve rounded up the best on-screen TV bedrooms for a sleep-decor makeover. We recreated these iconic bedrooms and asked our community of sleep experts at PeopleWhoSleep.com to review them. This is what they say good sleep looks like. On and off the screen.
Inspired by these TV bedroom makeovers? Turn your room into a sleep sanctuary so that your sleep plays the starring role in your own sweet dreams TV show.
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#1 Fred And Wilma’s Bedroom, The Flintstones
The Flintstones are a page right out of history, and you can take a page from Wilma and Fred on how they get their z’s... their bedroom forms the bedrock of an ideal sleep-inducing environment! Here’s how they’re getting it yabba-dabba-doo right, and where they can make some small changes for even better z’s:
35points
#2 Cersei’s Bedroom, Game Of Thrones
Could it have been Cersei’s poor sleeping habits that were responsible for her seven-seasons long reign of misery on Thrones? Here’s why she should have traded in the Iron Throne for better sleep.
28points
#3 Rachel’s Bedroom, Friends
Rachel’s NYC bedroom has been given "the Rachel cut" (boy do we miss those 90s haircuts) and a magic forty-winks makeover. How does it measure up?
24points
#4 Bart’s Bedroom, The Simpsons
For 31 years, the Simpsons’ couch took the spotlight, but it’s Bart’s bedroom that really deserves more attention. Here’s what we suggest for a sleep-promoting makeover.
19points
#5 Blanche’s Bedroom, Golden Girls
All hail the four sassy Miami ladies of the Golden Girls! We know that Blanche was the diva of the lot, so we can’t blame her for going full tilt on the decor. Blanche once asked the question: “Dorothy, what do you think I oughta do with my bed?” We’re happy you asked.
11points
#6 Carrie’s Bedroom, Sex And The City
Carrie’s Manhattan address has a fresh face, but is it a picture-perfect sleep sanctuary, worthy of the cover of Vogue? If you want to wake up with a Jimmy Choo spring in your step, you need to make sleep a priority.
8points