Creating A Gorgeous Guest Suite With All The Comforts Of Home

When planning for the holiday season, we often find ourselves thinking about opening our homes to family and friends. It’s only natural to want to offer your guests a retreat that has been designed with genuine care and comfort in mind. From functional furniture that anchors the room to fine details and decor that reflect your personal style, here are the secrets to creating a gorgeous guest suite with all the comforts of home.

Always Consider Scale and Purpose

When updating a guest suite in your home, it’s vital to work with the space you have. While a king-sized bed would be a nice addition for guests, your furniture should be appropriately scaled to the size of the room. If a King would overpower your square footage, opt for a bed that is more suitable, whether it be a Queen or a lovely day bed. Regardless of size, comfort is key, so always invest in top-quality mattresses for your guests. In addition to sleeping accommodations, there should be a dresser or armoire for clothing, and a cozy area for sitting. Extra hangers in the closet and a luggage rack are thoughtful touches that your guests will appreciate.

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Opt for Soothing Hues and Sumptuous Fabrics in the Bedroom

Your guest suite should fit into the overall style of your home, and should be a reflection of your unique taste. If you prefer light and airy colors, consider a neutral gray or cream color for the walls, and layer in texture and soft hints of color with area rugs, window treatments, bedding, and accessories that compliment your theme. While a monochromatic design is always soothing and suitable for a restful retreat, bold hues can also help to create a peaceful setting. Consider this luxurious bedroom that features Classic Blue, Pantone’s Color of the year for 2020. With richly colored walls, vintage furniture finds, and crisp white bedding that features a blue Greek Key pattern, this high-contrast bedroom oozes comfort and luxury.

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Comfort is in the Fine Details

It’s the little things that will make your guest suite truly a home away from home. Try to anticipate the needs of your guests and plan accordingly. In the bedroom, consider a tray with chocolates, water bottles and a pair of beautiful drinking glasses. Include a book of poems or journal on the nightstand, and keep extra knit blankets in a woven basket or trunk for chilly winter nights. Make sure the room has ambiance with adequate lighting that adds to the overall design aesthetic. In the bathroom, stock the linen closet with fluffy towels and bath mats. To elevate the guest experience, include special touches alongside toiletry essentials, such as guest robes, scented oils, and bath salts.

Are you ready to bring your gorgeous new guest suite to life?

At Stella Ludwig Interiors, we specialize in creating luxurious designs for those who appreciate the very best.
Let us help you achieve your interior design goals and create a dream guest suite that perfectly suits your distinctive taste and home.

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Stella Ludwig Interiors is an award-winning boutique design firm specializing in high-end residential design. Located in the historic Rittenhouse Square area, we service discerning professional clients, empty nesters, and busy executives, as well as international families living in the Greater Philadelphia region and beyond. We are known for creating distinctive interiors that exude elegance with style and panache, and feel privileged to work in an ever-changing creative industry that allows us to use our experience and talents to bring joy to those we serve. Stella Ludwig Interiors projects and ideas have been featured in Architectural Digest, Philly Home Magazine, Philadelphia Style, Philadelphia Magazine, Suburban Life magazine, Kravet Design Share and real estate and design industry blogs.