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Guest Bedroom with a Wooden Panelled Headboard
About Guest Bedroom Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It is a tall wooden headboard split into polished panels, with a carved brass-look medallion sitting off-centre. The dark wood is what gives this otherwise soft beige room its weight.
Openable — you can see the curved rose-gold handles and a lock on the shutters. It runs floor to ceiling with loft cabinets on top, so seasonal luggage and bedding can go up there.
That is a display niche in dark wood with glass shelves, built into the wardrobe run. It breaks up the long stretch of beige shutters and gives guests somewhere to keep books or small things.
The twin-arm wall lights sit above each side of the bed, so the bedside surfaces stay free. It also keeps the bedside chest usable for books and a phone rather than being taken up by a lamp base.
Yes — one full wall is a window dressed in sheer white curtains with a printed blind above. The sheers keep the light soft, and the blind is there for when a guest wants it darker.
Easily. Keep one dark wood element as the anchor, run the wardrobe to the ceiling instead of buying a free-standing one, and let the bedding bring in the colour. That is really all this room is doing.