Three Ways to Make Your Guest Room Just Like a Fine Inn
The words "house guest" usually conjure up feelings of privacy being invaded, coffee cups being left on the table, and the bathroom being unavailable when you need it most. That's why they make inns, and bed and breakfasts, and hotels. In a weird turn of events that can only be described as fallout
Posted — UpdatedThe words "house guest" usually conjure up feelings of privacy being invaded, coffee cups being left on the table, and the bathroom being unavailable when you need it most. That's why they make inns, and bed and breakfasts, and hotels. In a weird turn of events that can only be described as fallout from the DIY blogosphere and an impulse to live up to the standards of Martha Stewart Living, which have been made "affordable" by the DIY blogosphere. Now not only can your guest room look nice, it can look like a room in a fine inn, and you should totally be able to redecorate it for under $200. Just kidding. You might need to spend more if you don't already have a stash of amazing thrift store finds and special paints at the ready.
Truly, the reason to upgrade your guest room is to make your own life easier. When your guest room is well equipped (even better if you have a guest bathroom to offer), your guest will be less reliant on you, and more reliant on all of the wonderful amenities that are already in the room and in the guest bathroom. Also, having a sweet guest bedroom is a good boost to the ego. Just saying.