Make it personal
When styling a guest bedroom, Louise thinks of it as her own master bedroom.
"As you want your guests to feel at home and welcomed, you should want to sleep there yourself. And for me it is all about keeping it simple. Start with a calm and neutral colour scheme that goes tone-in-tone. That way you create the tranquil feeling that soothes and enables you to unwind completely."
To shape a serene and relaxing atmosphere it is also important to reduce the level of noise, and according to Louise textiles like curtains, throw pillows and rugs are perfect as they both absorb the noise and can add to the personal touch of the room.
"Just remember to keep most of the decor within the same colour scheme. That way you will be able to add personality with personal items, patterns and colours without creating a clutter."
A way of further amplifying the peaceful feeling is to use double curtains. Block-out curtains to darken the room during the night, and sheer curtains to let the sunlight sprinkle in while creating a sense of privacy during the day.
Most important to Louise though, is to offer her guests a good night’s sleep.