So back to me thinking. What are some things you can do to make your guests feel more welcome and at home? I did a little research on what is the norm for most guest bedrooms. I even asked Taylor what he wanted in a guest bedroom. His answer? WiFi and an easily accessible plug near his bedside. We must stay connected at all times people!!
First a list of standard, more common items:
-Reading Lamp- not only for reading, but if they need to get up at night in an unfamiliar room.
-Alarm Clock
-Waste Basket
-Waste Basket
-Notepad and Pen
-Mirror
-Plenty of pillows (soft and firm)
-extra blankets
-extra blankets
Now, a little less expected, but much appreciated:
-Luggage Rack
-Books/Magazines
-Fresh Flowers
-Bedside Water
-Chocolate/Mints
-Toiletries
-Television
-Television
And if you have room for these amenities, more power to you:
-Sitting Area
-Coffee/Tea Bar
-Ironing Board/Iron
Here are some bedrooms that would be perfect for Guests. Notice how they are accessorized, but not cluttered. Give your guests room to unpack their belongings.
Soothing colors like blues, creams and whites are always a plus. |
Ina Garten's Guest bedroom...I'd be her guest anytime! |
Chairs are always a plus and can double as a place to lay clothes/bags |
One of my favorite bedrooms |
Designer Michael S. Smith |
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