{"id":2790,"date":"2025-02-08T12:08:56","date_gmt":"2025-02-08T04:08:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/homeofmaterials.com\/2025\/02\/08\/steal-this-look-a-petite-guest-room-in-brooklyn\/"},"modified":"2025-02-08T12:08:56","modified_gmt":"2025-02-08T04:08:56","slug":"steal-this-look-a-petite-guest-room-in-brooklyn","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/homeofmaterials.com\/es\/steal-this-look-a-petite-guest-room-in-brooklyn\/","title":{"rendered":"Roba este look: Una peque\u00f1a habitaci\u00f3n de invitados en Brooklyn"},"content":{"rendered":"

In the remodel of their Williamsburg, Brooklyn, townhouse, owners Celia and Rudolphe were forced to go all-in before they\u2019d planned (read the story here). The petite top floor guest bedroom features the original floors (one of the few elements left behind) and budget-minded decor that doesn\u2019t look budget. Here\u2019s how they put it all together.<\/p>\n


Above: Photograph by Brian Ferry for Remodelista; styling by Alexa Hotz from Before & After: A French-Inflected Townhouse Renovation in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. <\/p>\n

Walls<\/h2>\n


Above: The walls throughout the house are painted in Benjamin Moore\u2019s Decorator\u2019s White. It\u2019s a favorite among architects. See 10 Easy Pieces: Architects\u2019 White Paint Picks for more. <\/p>\n

Floors<\/h2>\n


Above: The floorboards are original but needed finishing. Celia painted them in the grayish-white Benjamin Moore Paper White. <\/p>\n

Iluminaci\u00f3n<\/h2>\n


Above: The Round Bamboo Pendant Light is from Couleur Locale; \u20ac145. <\/p>\n

Muebles<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n


Above: The dresser pictured in the guest room is an old Ikea design (no longer available). For a similar dark-finished dresser with a more modern look, the Malm 6-Dresser Chest is $279.99 at Ikea.
Above: The owners sourced the daybed from Anthropologie. It\u2019s the Pari Rattan Daybed, now sold out; for something similar, try the Avalon Rattan Daybed, $1,298 from Serena & Lily. <\/p>\n

Windows & Walls<\/h2>\n

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Above: The brass curtain rod is the Estate Extension Brass Rod ($69 to $129) paired with the Estate C-Loop Ring Bracket($35 to $45) and Estate Drapery Rings ($49 to $55 for a set of seven) at Restoration Hardware. All have sadly been discontinued, but the Easton Solid Brass Endcap Finial & Rod Set is similar and available in brass (from $215); pair with the Easton Solid Brass Drapery Rings (from $67).
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Above: The Belgian Heavyweight Textured Linen Drapery with Rod Pocket in Natural starts at $270 per panel from Restoration Hardware. <\/p>\n


Above: The couple bought the Calder print on a trip to the Maeght Foundation in Saint Paul de Vence, France. You can find the 1971 Alexander Calder Galerie Maeght Poster for $360 on Chairish or, alternatively, via 1st Dibs.,<\/p>\n

Desgaste suave<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n


Above: The small color-blocked throw pillow on the bed is from Brooklyn-based French designer Corinne Gilbert. For something similar, the handcrafted Jillian Rene Decor Colorblock Pillow in Kelly Navy and Natural is $75 at the designer\u2019s site, JR Decor.
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Above: The bedding is Ikea\u2019s Ofelia Vass Duvet Cover and Pillowcase set; $29.99 for the twin size at Ikea.
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Above: The rug is the Tilst Flatwoven Rug, discontinued at Ikea; their Raklev Rug ($44) is a close lookalike. <\/p>\n

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Hardware<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n


Above: Celia used Schoolhouses\u2019s Hex Knob in natural brass in the 1.5-inch size as a door pull; the Hex Knob from CB2 is a close lookalike.
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Above: Celia often travels to Japan for work and collects objects while there, such as the SyuRo Japanese Metal Boxes in brass; $45 to $120 each at Nicethings Guide. For more small-space design ideas, see our posts: <\/p>\n