Today I’m going to show you one of our guest rooms. Pookie and I are empty nesters, but the guest room gets used on a regular basis considering that we have four children, their spouses and children between us.
The bed is the first thing that you see as you enter the room. The door to the left of the bed is to the closet and there’s another door (not in any of the photos) that leads to the bathroom.
You’ll have to pardon the brightness of the sun shining through the window. I have no idea how to edit it out or tone it down.
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The pillows are part of a comforter set that I bought many moons ago. I prefer the look of mixed bed linens, so I no long use the comforter that matches them.
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The lamps on the nightstands used to be tall buffet lamps that I used in a former dining room. I took the lamps apart to shorten them and changed the shades from round to rectangular. The shades already had beads on them. The tassels are drapery tiebacks that I just tied around the top of the shades.
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A dresser is across from the foot of the bed.
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You can see that there is a small tv on the dresser. It’s a natural place to locate it so that it can be seen from the bed. I placed a container with some eucalyptus in it so that you aren’t just looking at the side of the tv when you enter the room.
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I have just one question for you. Can you tell what’s missing in this room? I’ll give you a hint – look at the window.
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If you know me at all, you’ll know that what this room still needs is a window treatment! I suppose I’ll get around to it one day…
Gorgeous, such a beautiful room. I love the furniture and all of your accessories and linens are just perfect. So inviting and lovely. Thanks for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty
I love the way the pillows go with that comforter, even though they’re not the ones that were originally together. So glad I’m not the only one with editing struggles.:)
What a fun post. I read every word. I like how you disguised the TV. I agree, how the room looks from the view at the doorway is critical. As for the pictures, they are great. If you ever learn that window light editing trick I hope you will share it because I have the same issues. The window looks fine without a window treatment but knowing you, you will come up with something spectacular eventually and I will be waiting. 🙂 Thanks for linking up to Motivated Monday at BeColorful Pam
What an inviting guest bedroom, Suzy. The colours are so soft and pretty, and I love what you did with the lamps.
Have a lovely day!
~ Wendi ~ xo
Gorgeous! Makes me want to take a nap~
Gorgeous, such a beautiful room. I love the furniture and all of your accessories and linens are just perfect. So inviting and lovely. Thanks for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty
What a beautiful space!
Very welcoming, Suzy! I’d be tempted to plop on the bed and take a nap, it looks so inviting!
Visiting from WUW! : )
It is a beautiful guest room and I love the bed.
Hugs,
Sherry
Very Nice! I will come and stay a few days! Love what you have done Beautiful!
I love the way the pillows go with that comforter, even though they’re not the ones that were originally together. So glad I’m not the only one with editing struggles.:)
Your guest room is warm and inviting. Are you open for business?
What a lovely room! It is warm and welcoming and we are so glad you shared this with us at Inspiration Friday this week!
Vanessa
What a fun post. I read every word. I like how you disguised the TV. I agree, how the room looks from the view at the doorway is critical. As for the pictures, they are great. If you ever learn that window light editing trick I hope you will share it because I have the same issues. The window looks fine without a window treatment but knowing you, you will come up with something spectacular eventually and I will be waiting. 🙂
Thanks for linking up to Motivated Monday at BeColorful
Pam
Beautiful guest room, I love the furniture. The beddings are perfect and elegant. Happy Thanksgiving. FABBY