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FIGURING out how to design your own interiors is one thing, but for some reason, when it comes to putting together a guest room, decisions feel extra important.
Every host wants their guests to feel comfortable. In addition, there is a little bit of pride at stake. The ability to offer particularly plush guest quarters is a status symbol.
Here are some of best tips and tricks for how to set up your extra bedroom.
Temperature options
Everybody has their own sleeping preferences. Some people need their bedroom to be ice cold and others would rather burrow under a mountain of blankets. Unfortunately, it can be hard to get an adequate night’s rest when we are unable to create those conditions. Most guests would rather spend their night tossing and turning than disturb their hosts by asking to adjust the temperature.
That is why it is so important for guests to be able to make their room hotter or colder at will. To do this, focus on the type of bedding you provide. Choose sheets and blankets that create light, breathable layers. Then, keep a couple heavier covers on hand so guests can access them. Aside from textiles, be sure to include a fan for those who like the room to stay cool.
Include fresh towels
At some point in the visit, your guests will need to freshen up. Rather than make visitors ask for clean towels or carefully raid your linen closet, purchase a separate set of towels and leave them in the room when guests arrive.
There are ways to make your linens work double duty. In addition to their intended purpose, you can incorporate them as part of your overall design.
Add bedside lighting
Instead of making your guests navigate unfamiliar surroundings after turning the light out, include bedside lighting in your guest room. As for how to pick the right fixture, consider both style and size. Obviously, you want to choose an option that matches your desired aesthetic, but it is also important to make sure that the lighting is proportionate to the area. If you have a little extra money to spare, you could also consider purchasing lighting that comes with extra features. Think about choosing dimmable lamps so guests can choose their own lighting level. Lamps with outlets in their base are also a good choice because they allow guests to easily charge their electronics.
Provide some entertainment
This is one of those features that will set your guest room apart from others. It is difficult to get a good night’s sleep in unfamiliar territory. Most of us are prone to either lying awake at night or waking up at the crack of dawn. Rather than having your friends twiddle their thumbs while they wait for an acceptable time to get out of bed, the ultimate guest room will provide guests with entertainment. Instead of automatically adding a TV, consider choosing forms of entertainment that can add to the décor. For example, something like the coffee table books. Magazines are another good option. In addition to wanting your guests to feel welcome, there is something satisfying about knowing you have created an impressive setup. –mymove.com
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