33+ Goth Room Aesthetics That Look Pastel, Soft, Kawaii & Creepy Cute!

Hello, welcome back. So I have been thinking a lot lately about my next home improvement project.

Pastel goth is not a new aesthetic idea for me as that is my go-to style for every Halloween in the past 3 years. This year, I decided to let the horror yet creepy cute decorations stay, at least for some zones of the home.

A lot of people shy away from the goth core aesthetic for interior design because they think it’s too dark or spooky. But there are many ways to create a gothic room that has a nice, soft and kawaii vibe through the use of light colors, pastel colors, and cute decorations.

What are the different types of goth room aesthetic?

Here are your answers:

Pastel Goth Gaming Room

While creating a pastel gothic kawaii gaming space, you can unleash all your gamer girl & gothic queen creativity and give free rein to your eerily cute imagination. All kinds of witchcraft signs, ornaments, art, and runes will give you the superpower to charm people with one glance while you do the streaming. Make sure to get matching style gamer furniture and accessories, or else it will be less fun!

Pastel Goth House

Pastel goth houses take some traditional gothic imagery and pair it with cute and colorful home design elements. Pastel goth is sometimes confused with the (very similar) style of soft grunge and refers to a style that mixes the hard edges of gothic aesthetic, with the soft pastels more commonly associated with kawaii subcultures.

Hello Kitty Emo Goth Aesthetic Bedroom

Hello Kitty emo goth or Sanrio gothic bedroom is perfect for those who want to express their creepy cute and alternative side. The black and pink color scheme is eye-catching and perfect for those who want to add a pop of color to their room (Think a creepy kawaii Hello Kitty coffin).

The design theme just seems so wrong and yet so right at the same time. Maybe it’s the clash of the dark and light colors, or the mix of sweet and spooky, but whatever it is, I can’t help but be drawn to it. If I ever had a chance to stay in a Goth Hello Kitty hotel room, I would jump at the chance!

Don’t be afraid to experiment! Try a mix of burlesque, punk, and goth aesthetic accessories with your love for Hello Kitty & friends. Make things that should conflict work together. Contrast is the secret of success for a kawaii pastel goth Hello Kitty themed room!

Pastel Goth Bedroom

Pastel goth aesthetic is a subculture within the gothic aesthetic subculture.

Since pastel goth culture originated on the internet under the influence of Korean and Japanese street fashion, rather than in the dark nightclubs of England influenced by the post-punk 70s scene as was the case with traditional gothic aesthetic, pastel goth rooms are usually decorated with kawaii accessories and anime bedding from Japan.

Pastel Goth bedroom design is a unique and trendy look that combines soft, muted colors with dark and spooky elements. This style is perfect for anyone who wants a stylish and comfortable bedroom that expresses their personality.

To create a pastel goth bedroom, start by painting the walls and ceiling a light pastel color. Then, add some darker accents, such as black bedroom furniture, gothic curtain set, or bedding. You can also include some cute goth accessories, like skulls, spiders, or bats. Finally, complete the look with soft furnishings.

And yes, you have more options than the frequently seen pastel pink color. Popular examples include pastel pink, yellow, purple, blue, gray and green. The correct pastel color can effectively calm your mood, boost the cuteness and express your vibe.

More aesthetic bedroom inspiration can be found in this guide.

Pastel Goth Bathroom

The bathroom is the most private space in your home. Get some goth candles and candle holders as room decor. Be creative to add magenta, pinks, blues, greens, and any other kawaii pastel tones that you like and suit your creepy kawaii aesthetic bathroom, don’t be afraid to mix different colors and shades with black and each other.

Pastel Goth Living Room

The paradoxical purpose of the pastel goth living room is to create a creepy and at the same time cute atmosphere around you that will let people know about your love for the occult and sweets. Decors & furniture should be brighter than the traditional gothic aesthetic style, but softer and more delicate to more flamboyant Kawaii styles. You can find more cute living room inspo HERE, mix a shade of black to these designs to find your ideal pastel goth style.

Pastel Goth Kitchen

Unlike the traditional goth style, pastel goths welcome soft color, but there’s still plenty of blacks as this forms the base color in pastel goth style.

To use the style in the kitchen, make sure to add in some pastel pinks, blues, purples, and greens, and don’t be afraid to mix and match with different hues. That will help to make the cooking space not only cool but also good for appetite.

Pastel Goth Office

Goth at work? Yes, that is a thing.

Unlike traditional goth aesthetics, accessories for pastel goths are critical. With the help of the right office decor, you can radically change the vibe around your workspace, make it more gloomy, or, on the contrary, cuter.

Pastel Goth Kawaii Halloween Decorations

Maybe you already tried pastel goth Halloween outfits for parties, and you sure should try also dressing up your home for a kawaii pastel goth vibe for the coming spooky season.

Kawaii Pastel Goth Christmas

Top gothique? You only need to check out Pinterest and Tumblr for tons of inspiration on how to create a pastel goth Christmas! New alternative Xmas trends come and go, but pastel goth looks like it’s here to stay. Welcoming your friends with a pastel goth Christmas tree and matching decorations will for sure leave a strong impression.

Pastel Goth Garden

If you want to make a bold statement with your backyard, look no further than pastel goth style!

After having a pastel goth interior design, you need to get the exterior matches. The combination of pastel colors, black, and edgy gothic garden accessories make for a truly unique yard style. You can add the colors to your garden through carefully curated flower colors and gothic-style outdoor furniture, vases, sculptures.

Yellow Pastel Goth Room

If you’re looking for a bright and cheerful room with a touch of goth, yellow pastel is the perfect color scheme. Add a few black accents to keep the mood dark, and you’re good to go. This room is perfect for anyone who loves the goth aesthetic but wants a little bit of brightness in their life.

The yellow color will remind you of a refreshing spring and a good start. The color also helps put you in a good mood and have a refreshing start after waking up.

Goth Indie Bedroom

A Goth Indie aesthetic bedroom is typically dark, with black walls and furniture. There may be some red accents, and possibly some skulls or other macabre decorations. The bedding cover is typically dark, with black or red sheets and a black or red comforter. A black canopy bed with curtains and indie wall art are some common features in a Goth Indie bedroom.

Pink Goth Aesthetic Room

The pink goth room looks sweet, dreamy, cute, soft and edgy at the same time. The pink color provides enough visual stimulation but still looks relaxing and comforting. You can go for a stronger blush pink to express your personality or a cute pastel pink to stage a soft aesthetic bedroom that is great for sleeping.

Pastel pink gothic vibe is the most popular color scheme for light gothic aesthetic room designs, hence it will be easy to find plenty of pretty and cute pink goth decor in the form of skulls, spiders, mystic mirror frames and dolls.

Pastel Goth Witch Bedroom

A pastel goth mystical witchy bedroom design is perfect for anyone who has a goth soul but does not want to feel like they’re sleeping in a haunted house. To create this look, start by painting the walls pastel shades and adding some spooky wallpaper. Then, add some dark furniture and decor, such as a black canopy bed, a fireplace candelabra, goth cat accessories and a few skulls. Finally, complete the look with some gothic accents, such as a black witch hat or a raven figurine.

Blue Goth Aesthetic Room

Blue goth bedroom design is all about incorporating dark and spooky elements into the room to create a haunting atmosphere at night. This might include using black and blue decor, displaying skeletons or other macabre objects, and playing eerie music.

If you’re looking to create a blue gothic bedroom, start by browsing online for inspiration and then make a list of the elements you want to include. Once you have a plan, get started on transforming your room into a gothic paradise!

Gray Goth Aesthetic Room

A gray goth aesthetic room is perfect for anyone who wants to add a touch of goth to their neutral color home. Gray is a glam color for the bedroom and living room. Light gray looks elegant, while dark gray, or charcoal color, looks edgy and cool. Gray is a neutral color and will complement other colors well if you are planning for two or three interior colors.

Goth Queen Bedroom

If you’re looking to create a gothic queen-style bedroom, start with deep shades of purple, burgundy and black. Add lots of gothic details, like iron bed frames, queen crown with a curtain around the bed, candelabras and skull motifs. Hang heavy velvet curtains to create a dark and brooding atmosphere. Complete the look with lots of black lace and feathers.

Victorian Gothic Bedroom

The luxury Victorian gothic bedroom is a beautiful and unique room that features a luxurious bed with intricate carvings, beautiful drapes, and a large gothic mirror. The room also has a fireplace and is decorated with dark wood accents and luxurious fabrics. This is the perfect room for those who want to feel like royalty! Bonus if you live in an attic bedroom or Victorian-style house.

Modern Gothic Living Room

A modern gothic living room design typically features dark, heavy furniture and drapes with deep reds, purples and blacks as the main colors. A focal point in the room is often a large, ornate fireplace with a mantelpiece. Gothic living rooms often have high ceilings and large windows that let in a lot of natural light.

When the style is used for bedroom design, the vibe can be dark, casual and romantic, with deep colors and rich textures. A four-poster bed with billowing curtains can be the focal point of the room, with a velvet chaise lounge and an overstuffed chair providing comfortable seating. A dark wood armoire can provide storage for clothing and accessories, while a wrought iron chandelier provides light and atmosphere.

Alt Goth Aesthetic Bedroom

Alt goth aesthetic bedroom design is a unique and trendy way to style your bedroom. It incorporates elements of both the alt and goth culture, creating a dark and moody space that is both stylish and unique. If you’re looking for a way to add some personality to your bedroom, this is definitely the way to go!

Colorful Goth Room

If you’re looking to add a touch of summer colors and eclectic energy to your goth aesthetic home design, why not try adding some brightly-colored accents? A few well-placed accessories in shades like pink, purple, or green can really brighten up the space and add a touch of personality. You could also try painting one wall a bright color to really make a statement. Just be sure that the colors you choose still work with the overall gothic vibe of the room.

Cottagecore Goth Aesthetic Bedroom

Cottagecore goth bedroom is inspired by the simplicity and functionality of cottage style decor, with a touch of gothic influence. This look is perfect for those who want a cozy and comfortable bedroom with a dark and mysterious vibe.

Dark Academia Goth Aesthetic Room

In a dark and dusty corner of the house, a secret room is discovered. It is filled with old tomes, scrolls, and other relics of a forgotten age. The room is in disrepair, and the only light comes from the cracks in the door. Cobwebs hang from the ceiling, and the floor is covered in dust.

If you have a room like this in your home, then consider turning it into your dark academia goth room. Despite its state, this room is filled with potential. It could be turned into a unique study area, reading nook, or even a meditation room.

Fairy Goth Aesthetic Room

There is something about a fairy aesthetic gothic room design that just feels so enchanting. Maybe it’s the mix of light and dark colors or the incorporation of whimsical elements like dark gothic fairies, magical cats and butterflies. No matter what it is, I just can’t help but be drawn to these magical gothic rooms!

Goth Aesthetic Gaming Room For Girl Gamers

A kawaii goth gaming room for girl gamers would be a fun and unique place to game in. It would be decorated in all black with pink and purple accents, and there would be plenty of kawaii and gothic-themed gaming accessories to enjoy. This gaming room setup would be perfect for any teenage or adult gamer who loves both cute and dark aesthetics.

Goth Forest Themed Bedroom

Goth forest theme room design can include using dark green, black, and brown colors to create a spooky forest feel. You can also use fake trees, vines, and other plants to decorate the room. Add in some creepy cute decorations, like spiders, bats, and ghosts, to really set the mood. You can even create a fake fireplace with logs and glowing embers to complete the look.

Japanese Goth Harajuku Room Aesthetic

It is a popular interior trend in Japan that combines gothic and punk elements with bright colors and eclectic designs. Rooms decorated in this style often feature dark colors, ornate furniture, and lots of accessories. Common motifs include skulls, crossbones, and other macabre imagery. While the look may seem spooky to some, it’s often used to create fun and funky spaces that are perfect for parties and gatherings.

Goth Vampire Themed Room

A Goth Vampire-themed room would be dark, moody, and mysterious. It would feature lots of black and red, as well as velvet, lace, and satin. There would be a big bed with lots of pillows with themed pillowcases and draped fabrics, as well as a chaise lounge for lounging. The walls would be adorned with dark art and gothic mirrors, and there would be a coffin or two for storage and display.

Goth Orange Aesthetic Room

A Goth Orange Aesthetic Room is a room that is decorated in goth and orange aesthetic. The room might have black walls with orange accents, or an orange wall with goth accents. The room might also have black furniture with orange accents or orange furniture with goth accents.

Orange color in a goth home can heighten emotions, increase activity and appetite and sharpen awareness. It is the perfect color choice for a vibrant and fun game room or dining room. However, it is a good idea to change to a pastel orange color for the sleeping area.

White Goth Aesthetic Room

White Goth Aesthetic Room is a room that is all white with gothic furniture and decor. It is a place where you can go to escape the world and relax in your own little gothic paradise. The room is relatively peaceful and calming, and it is a great place to relax after a long day.

White is the go-to color scheme for someone decorating a small space lacking natural light. It is easy to dress it up further to achieve any aesthetic or theme. The white color also reflects LED lighting ambient colors nicely. It is easy to handle for someone who wants a simple and minimal aesthetic for the gothic interior.

Vintage Goth Aesthetic Bedroom

There are many ways to achieve a vintage gothic look, but some key elements include distressed furniture, muted colors, and antique accents. You can also add vintage-inspired goth accessories such as old maps, postcards, or books in dark shades. If you want to create a truly authentic vintage goth aesthetic, try sourcing furniture and decor from local thrift stores or garage sales.

By using black and deep purple tones, along with antique furniture and accessories, you can create a look that is both stylish and unique. Consider adding a wrought iron bed frame, a velvet chaise lounge, and a dressing table with a vintage mirror. You can also use old books, clocks, and candelabras to complete the look.

Pastel Purple Gothic Bedroom

Pastel purple is a popular color for a gothic bedroom. It has a romantic and ethereal feel to it and can be paired with black, white, or other pale colors. A gothic bedroom should be dark and atmospheric, with plenty of mood lighting. You can add touches of luxury with velvet bedding, faux fur throws, purple throw pillows and ornate furniture.

The purple aesthetic is often associated with creativity, pride, mystery, independence, magic, royalty, nobility, luxury, power, rebellion and ambition. If you like intensity, then you can use dark purple that contrasts with white shades. If you like a softer vibe, then complement lavender or pastel purple with light gray, pastel pink, pastel blue or white.

What is pastel goth?

The goth kawaii aesthetic is also known as the soft goth aesthetic or pastel goth aesthetic. It is the result of mixing goth or grunge with the sweet pastel elements of the kawaii girly vibe, the cute trend is first emerged from groups on VK.com and later spread to Tumblr in early 2010.

What is the pastel goth room aesthetic?

Pastel Goth is an alternative aesthetic that has emerged as a result of a stunning symbiosis involving the use of dark and occult elements of the classic goth aesthetic and mixing them with pastel colors. While the style is used in room design, one can expect to see a perfect mix of candy color plushies, cute vanity with great gothic details in front of a soft aesthetic anime wall, kawaii pastel color unicorns practicing sacrifice, and preferring blood to milk.

What are the necessary goth kawaii room decors?

Turning into a goth can be a Halloween, Christmas or party-only thing. Pastel Goth theme is a fun and unique way to celebrate the holiday. It’s a mix of pastel colors and gothic elements, resulting in a look that is both sweet and spooky. This style is perfect for anyone who wants to have a memorable look that stands out from the crowd.

Or you can incorporate the cute kawaii goth vibe into your everyday life for your bedroom, living room, nursery, bathroom, garden, gaming room, dorm room, kitchen and office (START HERE). First, start by going with a black or dark color base color scheme. Then add a kawaii look by adding shades of light pinks, blues, greens, and yellows. These colors are soft and innocent, which is perfect for the kawaii goth aesthetic. 

Here is a massive list of cool pastel goth stuff to buy for your home or as a gift:

• goth area rugs
• goth candle holder
• goth candles
• goth canopy
• goth cane
• goth canvas art
• goth christmas tree
• goth doll
• goth dollhouse
• goth embroidery
• goth keycaps
• goth bear or gothic unicorn plushies
• goth vanity
• pastel goth aesthetic art
• anatomy of a pastel goth poster
• pastel goth canopy bed
• goth ornaments
• goth quilt
• gothic homewares
• goth industrial home decor
• goth organization

What are the best colors for pastel goth rooms?

Pastel goth is all about color.

The key to success in the process of creating a pastel goth room is choosing the right pastel colors for you personally and mixing them with BLACK, which is the main base color for all gothic aesthetics. The magic will work for both big mansions and small studio apartments with the right home decor selection.

Important Tip! ==> While a room of ONLY one color can look beautiful and amazing, it is often too boring for most people. Adding two to three different colors to a room can make it more interesting to look at.

Pastel Purple	Pastel purple is often associated with creativity, pride, mystery, independence, magic, royalty, nobility, luxury, power, rebel, and ambition. The aesthetic is empowering and at the same time provides a very soft kawaii aesthetic while contrasting with dark creepy gothic details.
White	White interiors are simple, neat, clean, and easy to maintain. White & black goth room provides great contrast for your room design. It is also a good color combination for the living room as the vibe is easier to be accepted by anyone of any gender or age group.
Pastel Orange	Pastel orange room gives the aesthetic of joy, warmth, sunshine, enthusiasm, creativity, encouragement, stimulation, happiness, fun, freedom, and fascination. Pastel orange colors are a great addition to your gothic room and come in many different shades that can pair perfectly with this particular subculture.
Pastel Pink	Pastel pink color looks dreamy, cute, soft, relaxing, and comforting. The good thing about going for a pastel pink goth room is that you will have a lot of pink home decor to choose from. The creepy cute adorable end result is a result of mixing goth or grunge with the sweet pastel elements of the kawaii aesthetic, but also a touch of bohemian chic.
Pastel Blue	Pastel blue colors remind you of a relaxing holiday on the beach, it means both the sky and the sea and is associated with an open mind, freedom, intuition, imagination, inspiration, and sensitivity. Pastel blue goth room aesthetic emphasizes individuality and creativity.
Pastel Galaxy	Galaxy print is a new trend for outfits, graphic design and room decor. The pattern represents dominantly original, big imaginations, artistic mind, full of wonders, courage and wisdom. The mix of pastel shades tones the vibe to be more kawaii and adorable.
Neon	Neon goth room aesthetic is the go-to vibe after the light is off. The style has always been highly influenced by what is popular on Tumblr, Tiktok, Pinterest, and other social media platforms. Every aesthetic room needs neon lighting signs, fairy LED light strings of kawaii offensive text, mean girls quotes, skeletons and bones, cute bats, edits of evil Sanrio, or Disney characters as visual.

How do you decide your pastel goth room color scheme?

You should either start by collecting ideas you like or eliminating all the ideas you hate.

• Read this blog again.
• Browse magazines.
• Browse Tumbler, Pinterest, Instagram, Google and Tiktok
• Take an online personalities quiz.
• Look to your wardrobe to see which shade of pastel color is your top preference to go with your gothic outfits.
• Take an inventory of your current decor style.
• Pay attention to the exterior of homes.
• Check what will look good while doing livestream on camera.

Make a mood board of all the inspo to visualize the space. Then keep making adjustments from there.

What are the best themes for pastel goth rooms?

Before its origins in 2010 on Tumblr, pastel goth aesthetics have come a long way from classic Gothic to western Vintage Grunge Wave and oriental Kawaii Aesthetics such as Korean “Ulzzangs”, Japanese “Himegyarus”, and Harajuku vibes. Before finding its final name, the culture was called Nu-Goth, then Soft Grunge and Pastel Grunge.

Japanese Anime Goth Room	Set the room dark with black drapes, dark color furniture trims, skulls, etc and fill it with gothic details. Remember to decorate the walls and desk with anime decor and pastel plushies to get the Japanese vibe right.
Hello Kitty Goth Room	Hello Kitty Goth combination is going to give strong contrast and a lot of personality to your living or gaming environment. The aesthetic is unique, mysterious, and creepily cute. While red or pink is the go-to color for Hello Kitty-inspired rooms, you can actually pair any pastel color with it to have a unique pastel gothic Hello Kitty color theme. (Read this guide for 21+ more ideas.)
Victorian Goth Room	Victorian Goth is a style that merges the classic trends of Victorian aesthetics with goth sensibilities. The lavish interiors of a Victorian Gothic home will be draped in high-end fabrics, curved ornate furniture, and plenty of decorative details.
Fairy Goth Room	The fairy goth room aesthetic celebrates a love for fairies over the typical vampires, werewolves or witches and loves fantasy and mystical themes. Blending in the dark, morbid traits of goth with pastel color fairies create a beautiful vibe that can be enjoyed by all.
Bubble Goth Room	Bubble Goth is originally an outfit style created by the Estonian pop singer, Kerli Koiva. It is all about “make the beautiful, creepy and the creepy, beautiful”. When it comes to room aesthetics, both bubble goth and pastel goth celebrates the creepy cuteness and indie vulnerability.
Modern Goth Room	Modern goth rooms include the mix & match use of natural materials and the elimination of unnecessary detailing in interior staging while achieving the gothic taste. Make sure to include anything pastel color, soft, and comforting such as plushies, blankets, and pillows to get a balanced vibe.
Simple Goth Room	Simple doesn’t mean boring or empty. A simple goth room usually has an open floor plan, lots of light, minimalist furnishings, and black color in neat geometries or patterns. The ultimate design goal is to create a neat timeless aesthetic.

Where to shop pastel goth room decor?

You can find a lot of cute goth accessory websites. In fact, most items can be purchased at a cheaper price on Amazon or eBay. If you want to buy cute kawaii goth furniture and home decorations at the lowest sale price then you can even explore sources like Shein, AliExpress or Wish.

Another good idea to support small businesses is to shop from your local stores. Or travel to Japan to buy the latest Japanese kawaii goth room decor from the famous Harajuku area of Tokyo.

If you are into handmade crafting, indie products, personalization and the concept of zero waste goth, you can spend some hours in our DIY session or visit Etsy to get inspiration for goth on a budget.

Delivery time is usually the fastest when ordering from Amazon or local stores. However, you should also care about whether the product or material is done by Uyghurs from the concentration camps (You can check HERE, click “Call to action” then select the category to see brands to avoid), child labor, or anyone working under unfair terms.

How can you decorate my soft goth room without money?

A lot of the soft pastel aesthetic room makeover ideas were done without much money. Just follow these simple remodeling tips and you’ll be well on your way.

• Paint your furniture black. This will set the gothic tone of your room.
• Draw cute patterns or details to the trims and doors.
• DIY kawaii goth decorations then display them.
• Put old dark color fabric swatches to use for a couch cover, cushion, rug, curtain, or tablecloth.
• Display your goth cartoon cover, magazine prints, art pieces and collections.
• Hang your pastel goth tapestry, anime images, T-shirt on the wall as a visual focus.
• Shop flea markets, consignment stores, yard sales and Craigslist.
• Get goth goodies from friends by exchanging of stuffs you do not want anymore.
• Display your old creepy doll collection and gothic dollhouses with your pastel soft plushies.
• Collect plants, branches, leaves, flowers from the nearby nature for room decoration.
• Mask your monitor, desk, electronic with tapes of matching color to remove distractions.

How can you decorate your bed in your pastel goth bedroom?

• Choose a pastel goth canopy bed with curtain around the bed for creating a calm private zone that is the best for sleeping.
• Design the ceiling so to see decor when you lay in bed. A black crystal chandeliar is a trending idea on social media.
• Choose the right size mattress with cozy skull pattern beddings.
• Indulge in layers of linens of different textures. Add a pastel goth guilt on top for the right vibe.
• Have layers of pastel color plush pillows, throw pillows and blankets to add depth.
• Let vines and ivy climb on your bed frame.
• Throw a goth area rug at the side of the bed.
• Get consistent color theme and decorating style for the bed and the room.
• Adjust your settings to shut out tech when it is time to rest.

What should you put on the pastel goth room walls?

Decorating a pastel goth room offers a rare ability to blend all aspects of life. The expression of a unique personality is very important. Here are some essential wall decors for your creepy cute room:

• Plenty of shelving, maybe in coffin shape
• Mystic mirror
• Racks of goth clothing
• Flying bat wall stickers
• Wall lanterns or chandeliars
• Oversized gothic wall décor
• Postcard or photo wall (Nice gothic photo frames are necessary)
• Tapestry of the stars and moon
• Dolls, figurines & action figures
• LED fairy lighting
• Fake vines and ivy

Many people love pastel colors for home design and interpret the color scheme as kawaii and romantic. But if you want something less mainstream then it is time to explore pastel goth.

A creepy cute pastel goth room can be memorable and reflects your true taste and personality. Halloween can be a good opportunity to dress up your pastel kawaii gothic room, then you might love it so much that you will keep the style for long.

Cute and unique right? What do you all think?

P.S If you are looking for more kawaii home design styles, check out this guide.