Khalil Gibran said, “If it were not for guests all houses would be graves.”

Guests are a blessing of God, and they must be treated as a blessing. While designing a house or renovating it, the importance of a guest room must not be overlooked. Having a separate room specifically for guests allows them to enjoy their stay comfortably without worrying about disturbing others. Villa renovation is incomplete without adding a proper space for your guests who come to spend quality time with you.

How to Redo a Guest Room During Villa Renovation?

If you do not have a guest room in the house, you should consider having one when you revamp the villa. Whereas, if you already have a guest room that is not welcoming to the guests, it doesn’t comply with its purpose. Here are a few tips for you to decorate your guest room lavishly.

Choose a Theme

Choosing a theme should be the first step while opting for interior design changes in your guest room. You can choose a dark, classy theme or light, floral one depending on your choice and the guests that visit your home. When you choose a theme, it allows you to set everything accordingly to ensure that nothing is out of place.

Go Black

Talking of themes, black gives an absolutely gorgeous and classy look to your room, especially if it is huge. Pair it with greys and white to balance the overall tone so that the black hues don’t overpower other elements. Add in geometric or contemporary lights for a gorgeous finish to your lavish black-themed guest room.

Opt for neutral shades

If your guests do not like dark colors on bedroom walls, you do not need to go for black or any other dark color. Neutral colors like beige, off-white and white look incredibly pretty for guest rooms. You can pair the room paint with classic, high-headboard furniture and gold accents to give it a perfect finish.

Try Wallpaper

Did anyone say that you can only paint the walls of guest rooms? No one did, and no one should!

To keep the guest room different from other rooms in the house, choose a wallpaper that exhibits your exquisite taste in interior design. Villa renovation guest rooms should have a unique interior each corner of which welcomes the guests with open arms. 

Spacious Wardrobe

Tall wardrobes always give a grand look to bedrooms whether you place them in your bedroom or guest rooms. They offer more space than the traditional wardrobes of standard size while offering a majestic vibe. Made in wood, MDF, or any other material you like, tall, spacious wardrobes look equally good.

Throw in an Oversized Rug

Oversized rugs give a majestic look to your room without making it look like a scene from a Mughal emperor era. You can find beautiful rugs in all designs and materials to match your room’s interior and the overall vibe. Opt for a fur one, an Afghani carpet style rug, or a chevron print that looks pleasant to the eyes.

Choose Cool Patterns

Who said that bedrooms are only supposed to be royal and elegant, but not chic and cool? We don’t hear that! Yellow, lilac, and burnt orange are the top choices for bedrooms nowadays with matching accessories. Create a statement wall with elements that stand out and offer a different yet pretty feel to your guest room. 

Murals all the Way!

Wall murals are the most beautiful way to express your inner self and depict your choices to your guests. They also let you add a feel of nature to the room without placing plants physically, or paint a gorgeous wall art to showcase your love for any of your favorites. Paint them yourself or get a professional to do it for you.

Add a Large Window

Large windows and glass walls in rooms can never go wrong! Especially, if you have a gorgeous view outside your home, your guests would love to enjoy it. Finish off the window look with an aluminum or stainless steel frame in a color that goes perfect with your guest room interior.

Conclusion

Keep these villa renovation tips in mind while designing your home and guest room. As Jeremiah Brent said, “When designing – whether it’s a living room, event space, or tablescape – I always want guests to feel as though they are part of the experience.”