Guest Bedroom Pictures 2011 " HGTV Dream Home 2011 "

The guest suite, located on HGTV Dream Home's lower level, is inspired by boutique hotel room design.

Touches of metallics brighten the space, which features dark walls and limited natural light.

"If you look outside at the stone around the fire pit," says interior designer Linda Woodrum, "you'll notice that the colors in that stone foundation are replicated in the bedroom colors."

Synthetic, easy-care upholstery fabrics mimic the look of luxurious wool and mohair.

Steel floor lamps in a polished-nickel finish add an industrial edge to the guest space.

A glass urn holds a bouquet of white snowball lilacs and hydrangea, a pleasant reminder of springtime during the coldest winter months.

Pendant lights with drum shades flank the queen-size bed. Chrome and glass side tables topped with greenery and black-and-white photography lend an urban design sensibility.

A design vignette at the entrance to the guest bedroom hints at the room's color palette and design scheme. Glicees on paper by artist Charles Sabec capture one's attention.

Italian linens and contemporary furnishings, including a platform bed crafted from Appalachian hardwoods, elevate the guest room design.

Guest Bedroom Pictures : HGTV Dream Home 2013

The color indigo inspires the decor in this second floor guest space, where comfort and luxury are key. 

About the Guest Suite Bedroom

Interior designer Linda Woodrum looked to Kiawah Island history for inspiration when furnishing the home's second floor guest room. Indigo, once a Low Country staple crop, served as a springboard for the room's saturated color palette. A casual, comfortable design scheme was also top of mind. "It has all the elements you'd want to have if you were in a guest room or you'd want to offer a guest," says Linda.

Guest Bathroom Pictures : HGTV Dream Home 2013

Crisp white porcelain tile and dark walnut stained furnishings define this spa-like bathroom space.

 About the Guest Suite Bathroom

Tranquil design is most effectively expressed in the guest bathroom, where porcelain tile floors and matte lacquer cabinetry pair with wood furnishings in a dark walnut finish. Everything is clean and Zen," says interior designer Linda Woodrum. "That bathroom feels so pure to me."

HGTV Dream Home 2014 : Guest Bathroom Pictures

About the Guest Bathroom : 

Artful accents, like glamorous lighting and an abstract painting, add stylish personality in this clean, neutral guest bathroom. Spa-like touches, like the rainwater showerhead, ensure guests will feel pampered and special. 

Warm grays and browns give this guest bathroom a clean, relaxing vibe, while metallic fixtures and bright artwork connect it with the adjacent guest room.

The traditionally styled shower fixtures offer modern spa-quality features, including a swiveling rainwater showerhead.

The bathroom features two entrances one from the guest bedroom and one from the hallway to accommodate traffic from the nearby family room

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Getting Rid of Stuff

Another reminder of my pinterest page. There are now over 8,500 photos/images on there that are not necessarily on here yet. If you wish to view them, I suggest you go there and become a follower as I pin on a regular basis, usually at least a couple of times a week.
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We're still working on downsizing our stuff in this house. The other day I gave some solid oak dining chairs to a friend and hubs asked if I really wanted to get rid of them and I said yes very firmly. It seems like he likes all the stuff I've bought over the last 35 years, but there is just too much and at our age; it's time. I don't want to have my kids to have to do it for us if something happened. That's not fair to them and they pretty much don't want anything. They have their own "stuff" and don't need any more. I understand that. Just a few personal things will go to them and the grandkids. I'm just tired of having so much that we can't move things around in this house. My daughter is doing the same thing at her home in California.

Nice weather the past week. Today I asked hubs what the weather was going to be and he immediately pulls out his iPhone. He checks his iPhone for the weather every day. I look out the window and the thermometer on the patio to see what the temperature is. Much easier. He drives me absolutely nuts with the hundreds of apps he has on his iPhone. If I mention something, he has an app for it. Sigh. I may take up drinking and never be sober again!!
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It's so pretty today that it looks almost like this around here. Curtains billowing in the breeze, clear skies and a beautiful day.

Everyone loves stone houses and the atmosphere that it brings to a home. This is especially cute, I think.

Isn't this decorative egg exquisite?

Our irrigation canals around here for irrigating our yards aren't this pretty, but they can come close in some areas around houses here for being shady. But I love the flowers and bridge in the background.

A quaint little guest bedroom in the French style.

A rather plain little living room but it's kind of cute with the French feel.

I like the pink in this room but it looks almost like a setting in a furniture store the way it's set up.

This room certainly asserts itself. Fabulous.

I've always loved rooms like this: huge windows, settee, ruffled tablecloth, pretty curtains on a window and a chandelier.

This is absolutely adorable. Black and white with touches of red and pink. I could live in this porch or sunroom easily. Darling!

Just a sweet dining area in a kitchen done extremely well.

This room belongs in a warm climate with its monochromatic color. Very pretty.

A fancy entry way. Two different chairs done in the same fabric to pull them together.

A cozy pink, white and gold sitting room.

What a relaxing room to dream in. French doors to the patio and a chaise lounge to sit and read. Great room!

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Tidbit:

Henry Ford's son received his first Ford when he was 8 years old. He drove himself to the 3rd grade.
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