Guest Bedroom with Sage Panels and Study Nook
About Guest Bedroom Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It is the soft sage-green tones, a backlit ribbed panel behind the bed with a round leaf art piece, and a two-tone white and green wardrobe. The green keeps the room calm and a little different from the usual all-neutral bedroom.
Yes, there is a small study nook built beside the TV with a floating desk, a pinboard and a chair. It is handy for a guest who needs to answer a few emails or for a quiet spot to sit.
The wardrobe runs along one wall in white with a sage-green ribbed lower band and a loft on top. The doors are the openable type with slim handles, so it is easy to use and gives good storage.
Yes, there is a large window along one side with sheer and sage curtains, letting in plenty of daylight and a view. You can pull the curtains for privacy or to darken the room for sleep.
It can. Keep the backlit headboard and wardrobe and drop the study nook if space is tight. Share your room size with the designer and the layout can be trimmed to fit.

