Invite inspiration into your home by taking a peek at some of our most beautiful guest bedrooms.
Bright Spot
Designer Liz Carroll kicked off the creation of this bright and happy space when she laid eyes on a bolt of look-at-me, indoor/outdoor Trina Turk fabric. She knew it would be perfect for the custom headboard, and “it informed everything else in the room.”
Sea-Hued Space
Arrowroot wallpaper evokes the dunes outside, while ocean-going John Robshaw bedding and sunny day-inspired artwork complete this Rehoboth Beach guest room’s seaside allure.
Natural Getaway
The sea grass headboards in this Nate Berkus-designed guest room present a weave of blond, brown, and wheat shades that are picked up in the bed linens’ trim, the drawer pulls, and the brass repro task lamp, with its pleasingly retro shape.
Pink, yellow, and navy makes for a fun spin on the primary color palette in this vividly inviting guest room. White furnishings and trim help ground the cacophony of color.
In a small room, a dual bunk bed makes space for the whole family. The queen size bed on the bottom and twin bed on top are a perfect pair for guests with young children.
A bold gray-and-yellow combo makes a statement in this guest room. The bold contrast is softened with soft fabrics and textures like the velvet-covered headboard.
Try a vibrant hue, such as turquoise mixed with white, to create a playful space. Increase the beachy feel with accents such as these palm-shaped bed posters.
A pale combination of soft yellows and grays gives a relaxed vibe here. A pair of twin beds covered in the same fabric as the curtains and armchair unify the room.
Guests will feel especially close to the sea with calming blues and ocean-inspired accessories, such as an oyster shell mirror
