Simply having a guest bedroom in your home can be somewhat of an accomplishment.
“When people are visiting, they are often on vacation and traveling and sightseeing,” he says.
So, invest in hotel-quality bedding and don’t skimp on the extra pillows.
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Bonus points if you keep a phone charger at the ready for forgetful guests.
Linda Hayslett ofLH.Designsadded these light-blocking shades to anL.A.
guest suitealong with a cozy reading nook.
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This is especially important now that so many people are working remotely.
The addition of vintage artwork on top gives even more depth and personality to the space.
A soft paint color can quickly transform a guest bedroom into a dreamy destination.
The wood tone of the bobbin leg stool perfectly complements the rust-colored, arched headboard.
A simple, chic glass bottle will even do the job.
When it’s closed up, it looks like a beautiful armoire with cane doors.
For example, a guest room in a Southwestern home could have little cactus plants and terracotta vases.
Or you could even go simpler!
A place to store and hang everything.
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Helping guests stay organized while they’re in your home will create a sense of ease for them.
Paint the Ceiling
Alexandra Gater
Apainted ceilingis fun, unexpected, and cozy.
Especially when it’s done in a warm tone likeAlexandra Gaterdid here.
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And why a guest room?
It’s the perfect place to take a design risk.
(Well, there are definitely things that are worse than that but it’s still a pain.)
Design by Linda Hayslett / Photography by Lauren Pressey
Give guests a full-length mirror so they can primp in peace each morning.
If you don’t want to drill, pick out an over-the-door option.
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Amber Guyton of Blessed Little Bungalow
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