How To Create A Welcoming Guest Room
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How To Create A Welcoming Guest Room
Sherry Tyra
Owner, Custom Home Interior Creations (C.H.I.C.)
703-851-6792
chichomeinteriors@comcast.net
Sherry Tyra, owner of C.H.I.C., is the Assistant Designer on HGTV's hit show "Designed to Sell."
Sherry began her formal design training in theatre. She holds a BFA in Theatre from the University of Michigan. Her extensive training includes design principles and applications, history of architecture and furniture, color theory, textiles, lighting, as well as set, costume, jewelry and millinery design.
Translating her theatrical expertise into interior design has been easy for Sherry. Her artistic eye, creativy and ingenuity, along with her professional training and years of "hands on" experience, has enabled Sherry to create amazing interior transformations
Sherry is also a professionally trained actress. She has over 20 years of experience working in front of the camera and performing onstage.
How To Create A Welcoming Guest Room
Home design expert Sherry Tyra shares her tips for creating a cozy guestroom for visators during the holidays.
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Sherry Tyra: When hosting out of town guests, you want to make them feel welcome and comfortable as possible. By adding a few special touches to your guestroom, you can create a wonderful place for your guest to relax. When planning your guestroom, think about the types of things you'd find in a luxury hotel. First and foremost, be sure to provide luxurious linens, lots of extra pillows, blankets, towels, and washed clothes will give your guest the feeling they're staying at a lavish suite. I love to provide a welcome basket with a pen, paper, and an array of snacks for my guests. It's a nice surprise when they enter the room and it makes them feel special.
In addition, a toiletry basket with travel sizes of shampoo, conditioner, soaps, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, and Q-tips are thoughtful items to have on hand. Other must haves are a full-length mirror, a lighted alarm clock, and a ceiling fan or a small table fan for guests who enjoy sleeping with a little light noise. A television is a nice addition for your guests who want to relax on their own.
Remember, some people like to sleep in total darkness, while some like a little light. A simple on/off style nightlight works best in the guestroom, while the nightlight with a built-in sensor is perfect for guest bathroom or hallway. Your friends and family don't have to stay in a hotel to feel comfortable. By adding a few simple touches, you can make them feel special and welcome.
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