Styling a Guest Room
Hosting friends and family in your home comes with a little pressure. You put a lot of thought and effort into designing your space, and you want your guests to feel welcome, comfortable and (let’s be honest) slightly impressed. Now is the time to take a look at your spare room and make a few changes to evolve it into a luxurious place for guests to call home. The good news is, you can get started on making these changes with just a few clicks!
It Starts with the Mattress
A good mattress is the foundation of a good night’s sleep. We offer a wide range of brands and are excited to announce the introduction of Nectar Mattresses at Grand. These luxurious and innovative memory foam mattresses have higher density layers that provide superior pressure relief and a plush, floaty feeling. And with the Superior Cooling Cover, plus Coolflow and Aquacool Layers, Nectar mattresses feature multiple ways to keep your guests cozy and cool while they sleep. Layer the bed with light, natural sheets and plenty of pillows for your guests to sink into, and we’re pretty sure they’ll sleep well, and late.
The Benchmark of a Guest Room
One glance at the Laurel Mercantile Home Collection Elders Bench and you know it’s something different. This statement bench is worthy of heirloom status and perfect for a luxurious guest space. Crafted from solid hardwoods and Oak or Cherry veneers, the weathered gray finish adds a refined, natural touch to any room. With two smooth-sliding drawers, it’s a handy place to store an extra blanket, some reading material, or even stationary. You could also style it up with a few pillows or a throw. It gives your guests an extra place to organize, sit, and get ready, leveling up the entire space.
A Sliding Door Chest
This unique piece from the Trisha Yearwood collection is a casual-styled sliding door cabinet built to be a refined place to unpack the belongings of your suitcase. With six storage drawers, three open shelves and a tall beveled mirror that slides from side to side, many of your guests might think this chest is one of a kind. The brown finish features heavy distressing and burnishing, making this look like a timeless family treasure. With enough space to hold the contents of a large suitcase or two, it gives your guests an easy-to-access solution that’s far better than leaving a suitcase open on the floor. The vertical design also works to save floor space, helping elevate any spare bedroom into a nicely appointed guestroom. Just a few changes and before you know it, your guest room will be fielding reservation requests through the holidays!
