Designer Liz Carrol started the creation of the contented and bright space when she placed her eyes on a bolt. She was aware it would be best for the custom headboard and she informed about all the aspects in the bedrooms.

Sea Hued space

A beautiful wall paper was in the dunes outside and the ocean going John Robshaw bedding completed the fantastic artwork near this seaside allure.

Natural Getaway

The sea grass headboards in this beautifully designed guest room has got charming wheat, brown and blond shades that are chosen in the bed linen. It has got an amazing retro shape.

Colorful guest room

It has got navy, yellow and pink for a nice and basic color palette in this marvelous guest room. It has got splendid furnishings and a trim help ground with awesome colors.

Comfort levels

The nice dual bunk bed provides ample space for the entire family. The queen size luxury bed on the bottom and a twin bed on top are the best pair for the guests who have got young kids.

Eye catching retreat

Some nice wallpaper in an awesome pattern tells the guests of some tropical locales and gives a nice sense of escape for a genuine vacation.

Room space for all

A big room is the best for many twin beds at a beach house where there are many small ones who come to visit. This one in Bay St. Louis has an upstairs loft with ample sleeping space.

Sophisticated refuge

A nice gray and yellow combination makes a nice statement in the guest room. The bold contrast can be softened with some of the fabrics similar to the velvet covered headboard.

Bold and bright

You may try a vibrant hue like turquoise that is mixed with white and to make a nice space. You need to enhance the nice and beachy feel with accents like the palm shaped bed posters.