Something about the configuration and the paint color (I went with Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore) is just so romantic and girly to me.
I almost feel like I have to opt for the "Two Twin Bed Guest Room". Am I crazy?
Pros: Looks fabulous! Very versatile with guests- we do have two additional rooms that can be furnished with a Queen or King bed. When family comes to visit, this would be a great room for kids, singles, heck even married couples might appreciate their own space to stretch out lol
And there are tons of options with how to arrange the room- I like to change things up every once in awhile!
Two twins doesn't mean kiddish looking. I plan to make it very elegant and grown up chic.
Cons: Twice the linens to wash! lol
I'm torn about the confirmation of the room though...It's deeper than it is wide. If I put the beds against the focal wall, there is less room for a dresser in between (it would have to be a nightstand instead).
If I put the beds against the longer wall, they aren't the focal point of the room and it loses a lot of the "look" I adore.
I've been giving a lot of thought to the bed I would want in there...for some reason I keep coming back to this style. (see below)
So feminine and romantic! I love!
While I love the look of all fabric & tufted headboards, I worry that they aren't as durable. How do you clean them (spot-treat please)...and as much as I love them, I think I would get tired of that style after awhile. This bed feels more timeless.
Back to the "Two Twin Dilemma"
I found some fun inspiration on Pinterest
Who says twin beds can't be classy and grown up??
Who says twin beds can't be classy and grown up??
Credit: http://jcovingtondesigns.blogspot.com/2010/11/our-designer-showhouse-room.html |
This room doesn't have a lot of sq footage, but it still looks cute and cozy! That gives me hope. It would be difficult to make these beds though...
Photo from Pinterest |
Credit: Country Living |
Thoughts? Would you might staying in a guest room with twins?