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Twin Beds

Twins beds are a great option for a guest room.  Functioning perfectly for when you have more than one single guest coming to stay at your home.

Everyone knows I'm a sucker for symmetry and there's nothing that gives you that look better than a room with matching twin beds.

I always find twin headboards at the thrift store that leave me dreaming of all of the ways I could make them glamorous.  But if you want to jump right on the glam train, here are a few headboards that you can put in your room immediately.

The rich wood color and low profile are so elegant.

Perfect for a small space where there's only room for one full-time bed.  If you have two guests, you can pull out the extra bed from underneath and tuck it away again in the morning.  If your nursery also functions as a guest room, this is a great option for you.  And it's something that your little one can grow into one day.    


Cottage Twin-$149.99
I'll always have a soft spot for the cottage look.  So sweet and inviting.

Upholstered Bed-$279.99
Pick your own upholstery, customized just for your room and bedding. Monogramming also available.

Skyline Furniture Nail Button-$249.00
Nothing says sophistication like nail trim.

And for some final inspiration, gaze upon these amazing rooms.
 Designed by Ashley Putman

Designed by MassuccoWarner Miller Interiors.




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