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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: I revamped my guest room and it made a huge difference — my 9 top tips to help you do the same

With my oldest son having flown the nest, I was left with a neglected box room that was on the cold side of cool. Filled with blue and grey textiles and white walls, I was keen to soften the room with a more feminine color palette, making it a cozy retreat for guests.

By making wise choices and revamping what I already had to keep within a budget, the room is now altogether more welcoming. Discover how I converted the bedroom from drab to fab.

1.  Focus on one element 

in a small room is to choose an Ottoman-style bed. It will give you plenty of extra storage beneath the mattress, without storing boxes under a bed frame that will gather dust. 

Your guests will also appreciate a bed with a padded headboard rather than a metal or wooden framed bed that pokes into their back when enjoying their first cuppa of the morning. And if space is an issue, forego the footboard. 

The most important part of the bed is the mattress. You won’t want your guests to toss and turn on an uncomfortable mattress to wake up feeling far from refreshed. Investing in one of the will have your guests wanting to return for another visit. But if you want to avoid the expense of replacing the mattress, another option is to add a . 

 4. Upcycle where you can 

Stripping a room completely and replacing the furniture is not always an option. A revamp is often all that is needed. In my box room, I had a couple of items of furniture that had seen better days. The top of the bedside and console table were badly marked and needed some work. Although they weren’t expensive, it seemed a waste to replace them, and I was also keen to get crafting. Here’s how I did it.

How to paint the tops of furniture
1. Start by sanding down the tops of the surfaces with medium-grade sandpaper.
2. Wipe the surfaces clean and apply a primer. I used a Zinnser primer and applied it with a foam roller.
3. Once dry, apply 2-3 coats of eggshell paint, using a foam roller for a smooth finish. I choose a Farrow & Ball eggshell paint in Cinder Rose.
4. Finally, apply a metallic paint around the top’s edge using a fine paintbrush. Try Rust-oleum’s metallic finish furniture paint, in gold. 

Before starting the project, I was unsure how it would work out, as I was only painting the tops. I worried the furniture would look incomplete. However, I was pleased with the result and wouldn’t hesitate to do it again on another piece of furniture.

5. Dressing things up 

Although the room is small, the narrow console table acts as a dressing table. The area is completed with a round wall mirror with a gold surround to tie in with the gold edging on the painted furniture. Although the mirror I chose is lightweight, some similar styles are heavy, so when fixing a mirror, ensure you are using adequate fixings. For something similar you could try the Zenida round wall mirror ($50, Amazon).

The chair is a welcome addition, as it can be used as a seat at the dressing table or to store clothes at night. 

6. Add a touch of nature

With a botanical theme on the bed cover, I wanted to bring some life to the room with the real thing. But with limited space, I chose a trailing indoor plant that could be positioned on top of the wardrobe rather than taking up precious surface space. I decided a pothos, which is a , would be suitable as its trailing leaves break up the hard lines of the side of the wardrobe.

On a smaller scale, I placed a money plant on the bedside table, which I . When space is a real problem, but you want to bring nature into your room, why not try a hanging plant? 

7. Creature comforts 

Extra touches help to make your guests feel more welcome and make the room look cosy and lived in. I’ve placed a few books on the bedside table and stored a blanket on the console table. Without having to ask, guests can enjoy a read or add any extra layer if they get chilly during the night.

8. Repurpose what you already have

When revamping a guest room, you don’t necessarily have to buy everything new. Look at what you already have. I pulled out some old pictures I’ve had for over 20 years. 

I’d previously spotted the beautifully embroidered cards and snapped them up, with the idea of adding them to picture frames. That original purchase has proved a real winner. I also like ceramics and glassware, so I added a few decorative touches to the room with items I already owned. 

9. Window dressing 

Taking the soft pink theme, I chose some velvet touch curtains from a high street retailer. Buying an ‘off-the-shelf’ size meant they were too long and hung awkwardly on the radiator below. When curtains cover radiators, they reduce the amount of heat getting into a room, so you can by having them fitted to the correct length. I had them taken up to hang 2cm above the radiator.

Apart from providing privacy with the curtains, I also decided to hang a lightweight roller blind, which I cut to size. The light-weight blind gives guests privacy in the daytime without completely cutting out the light.

With time and thought, it’s easy to transform an unloved room into a warm and welcoming space where your guests won’t want to leave.

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