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An armchair in the corner between a side table and a small bookshelf can make for a cozy reading nook, especially with a big window behind it. Looking to seat more people? Slide a couch against a wall or at the foot of the bed to accommodate more guests. Footstools, throw blankets, and a stack of interesting coffee table books will work together to create a comfortable space. So comfortable, in fact, that you might have a problem getting guests to leave.

13. Statement Wall Guest Bedroom Ideas

While you want guests to find their room restful and soothing, that doesn’t mean it has to be boring. A statement wall is a great way to add personality without overwhelming the space. It adds visual interest without taking up floor or dresser space, which your visitors will appreciate as they settle into the room.

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An accent wall featuring a bold color combo or strikingly patterned wallpaper will liven up what was once a boring, empty wall. Choose your favorite of the colors present in the room. Whether it’s the slate gray bed sheets or the cobalt blue alarm clock, look for wallpaper that ties in with that favorite color. Coordinating colors like this keeps the room cohesive without making things overly matchy-matchy.

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14. White Guest Bedroom Ideas

An all-white bedroom is chic, timeless, and luxurious—what better way to emulate a five-star hotel than by laying down some crisp, pure white linens? Look for uniquely textured decor to add visual interest without compromising the serenity of the color scheme. Weathered wood closet doors or a white jacquard duvet cover keep things interesting without introducing new colors that interrupt the gaze.