5 Ways to style a holiday home

A holiday house is a fantastic opportunity to get together in a peaceful atmosphere. Here are some great ways for designing a holiday house, spare bedroom, or outhouse:

How To Design a Holiday House, Spare Bedroom, or Outhouse? 

1. Carefully consider the placement of beds. It is easy to line up a row of single beds but this can resemble a school dorm so a little interior design is called for. You can simply place beds across from each other or at right angles to mix it all up a little or get imaginative with some joinery and build in chic bunk beds with centre stairs and lower double beds.

2. Ensure the colour scheme remains simple and keep it relatable to the house’s atmosphere. Essentially, you want something in a fashion and colour that will interest adults and children alike. Remember that too many beds overcrowded into a room, you will need a block colour and simplicity to steer away from a disordered and messy look.

3. Make sure that the finishes are strong. A holiday house, outhouse or guest room needs to look welcoming and peaceful.

4. Ensure you have enough storage. A holiday home could be a disastrous with luggage and holiday items, so build in lots of cupboards, drawers under beds, chests of drawers and hooks on walls for coats, towels, and hats.

5. Lastly, make sure guests feel welcome and fill the room with books and magazines, extra towels and toiletries. Use spare soaps, toothbrushes, moisturiser etc. to offer to friends and family who stay- they will really appreciate these thoughtful touches