Do you have someone special coming to visit and stay over the holidays? Then surround them with the white and gold decadence of Vanilla Glacé curtains and bedding in their home away from home.
Guest Room Essentials for Vanilla Glacé
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Detail of Vanilla Glacé Duvet
The stunning duvet is two-in-one, with the snowflake motifs on one side and a coordinating filigreed scrolling pattern in white and gold on the other.
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Vanilla Glace – Jaipuri Razai Quilt
Take the luxe factor up a higher notch with this incredibly soft Indian quilt made with cotton voile that’s block printed by hand and filled with cotton batting. It is also reversible—you get two looks in one!
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Vanilla Glace White and Gold Sham
With lustrous golden threads patterned delicately on pristine white ogee prints, this is one dreamy pillow! Send your guests off to heavenly dreams with a few of these tossed on chairs or the bed.
Kirkland’s
Turino White Ceramic Pitcher
This white ceramic pitcher has a fantastic low and wide shape, easy to hold and so functional. What a beautiful accessory to pair with Vanilla Glacé!
West Elm
Two Tone Baskets
Pamper your guest with these soft, woven baskets filled with goodies. Towels, lotions, oils….anything to make their stay pleasant and comfortable.
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Polka Dot Dreams Hand-Painted Pillar Candles
Transport your guests to a land of dreams spun in white, gold, and pastels, when you light a long burning unscented paraffin candle for those with sensitive noses.
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Midnight Lotus Throw Pillow
Blue floral pillows will look lovely in a white and gold room when placed on the duvet or up against the headboard. There is something about tossing pillows on the bed that makes the bed look so inviting and welcoming!
Pottery Barn
Hydrocotton Bath Towels
Place a few super absorbent cotton towels in the bath for a truly relaxing bath experience.
Guest Room Suggestion of the Day
Compile a list of some favorite local places–restaurants, cafes, museums, antiques shops, movie theaters–and provide timetables, if appropriate, for buses, ferries, or trains. A telephone in the room is a convenience, but not a necessity. Allow your guests an extra key and time to explore on our own instead of planning their visit. Everyone needs time to “decompress” or do their own thing.
via Martha Stewart
