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HGTV Urban Oasis 2012: Guest Bedroom Pictures

February 09, 2015

Boasting a design aesthetic in contrast to the master bathroom interiors, the HGTV Urban Oasis guest suite invites relaxation and escape.

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A hand-tufted wool pile area rug in a muted, gravel-colored tone anchors the design of the guest bedroom, a cozy escape from the apartment's social spaces.

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"If white leather was going to be the defining element of the master, I didn't want to repeat it here," says Lindsay, who opted for a sand-colored linen upholstery for the guest suite bed.

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Dark wood nightstands provide storage and tabletop surface to display blown-glass candle holders and Lucite-based table lamps, which echo the organic theme of wall art.

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An iRobot Roomba® Vacuum Cleaning Robot, offered as part of the HGTV Urban Oasis 2012 Giveaway grand prize, cleans floors of dirt, dust and pet hair via a patented three-step cleaning system.

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"We wanted to sell the lifestyle of this corner. You are sitting here, reading a book," says design consultant Linda Woodrum. "You can lie down and enjoy views of the ocean or the city. It's the perfect little niche."

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A potted palm and greenery-filled mercury glass vase lend the room's essential pop of green. One-of-a-kind artwork — digitally altered photographic prints — stands in place of a traditional headboard.

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A walk-in closet offers overhead storage cabinets, hanger space and under-counter storage drawers. A dark wood finish provides a nice foil for the guest bedroom's light, bright palette.

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Brushed linen pillows in a happy shade of sherbet find a home in tea-stained rattan peel storage baskets, which can be used to stash blankets or linens.

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Botanical prints, originally selected for the apartment's hallway, find a home in the guest bedroom's far corner. Colors complement the room's vibrant accessories.

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"I think many pieces in bedrooms are psychological," says design consultant Linda Woodrum. "You may never use this chaise, but it's the thought that you are on vacation — 'That's the very spot where I want to be.'"