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Guest Bedroom with Sage Velvet Panel Wall
About Guest Bedroom Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
Behind the bed is a run of soft sage velvet panels separated by slim mirror strips. The mirrors bounce light around and make the wall feel taller and brighter.
Yes, there is a glass-top dressing table with a grey velvet and gold chair to one side, so a guest has a place to get ready without needing a separate vanity.
A large window opens to a balcony, dressed with a sheer layer and heavier grey curtains, so you can have it bright through the day or fully closed for sleep.
It is a beige channel-tufted upholstered headboard, which pairs nicely with the velvet panels above and keeps the whole bed area soft and cosy.
Yes. The dressing table and mirror wall already lean that way, so it works well as a guest room that doubles as a getting-ready space when no one is staying.