The Guest Room, Ready for the Holidays
The end of the year brings people home. Parents fly in, friends stay for the weekend, children return from college.
The guest room, often the last room we think about, suddenly becomes one of the most important. Here is how to make it feel like a place guests never want to leave.
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Think Like a Boutique Hotel
The best guest rooms feel considered, not leftover. Start with a bed that is as comfortable as the one in your own room. An upholstered headboard brings softness and support for reading, while a low platform bed in Walnut or Oak keeps the silhouette clean and contemporary.
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The Essentials, Done Well
Guests need a few simple things: a nightstand on each side, a place to set down a suitcase, a mirror, good light. A bench at the foot of the bed doubles as luggage space. A slim desk or console gives visitors a place to work or unpack.
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Quiet Materials
A guest room should feel calm from the first moment. Natural wood, soft neutral fabrics like Soft Ivory or Almond Beige, and a single textured accent create a room that feels welcoming to anyone.
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Room for the Long Stay
For homes in Malibu and Pacific Palisades, where visitors often stay longer, a lounge chair by the window turns the guest room into a private retreat, a place to read, rest and enjoy the view.
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In Time for December
Many Uultis beds, benches, mirrors and desks are available through our Ready-to-Ship collection, making it possible to prepare a guest room before the holidays. Visit our Los Angeles showroom at Atrium Design in the South Bay, serving Brentwood, Bel Air and Beverly Hills, or explore the collection online. We deliver throughout Southern California and nationwide.
The best hospitality begins long before your guests arrive.
Expressions of Life.