Inside the 2025 HGTV Dream Home’s Cozy Twin Guest Room
Cheerful color and clever design make the 2025 HGTV Dream Home twin guest room a cozy retreat for guests of any age.
Story by Lance Hanlin + photography provided by HGTV
The final stop on our yearlong tour of the 2025 HGTV Dream Home at Berkeley Hall proves that color and creativity can transform even a small space into something special. Designed by Court Atkins Group, built by Shoreline Construction and styled by HGTV’s Brian Patrick Flynn, this upstairs retreat blends comfort, craftsmanship and just the right amount of whimsy.
It begins with a design trick called color drenching, where the walls and pitched ceiling share the same buttery hue of Sherwin-Williams Convivial Yellow. The effect is soft and seamless, wrapping the room in warmth so your eye settles on the feeling rather than the corners. Add a gallery wall, a few clever storage touches and a crisp, modern bath, and you have a guest room that feels both sunny and serene.
Perfectly paired
Two Sleep Number smart twin beds anchor the room, each framed by mango-wood and rattan headboards that bring coastal texture. Navy-checked bedding balances the yellow walls, while reversible duvets and sunny accent pillows make it easy to switch up the look. Between the beds a Celine two-drawer nightstand with a textured white finish offers polish and practicality. Three windows and a pair of solar-powered skylights flood the room with light. The skylights feature impact glass for protection and built-in shades that turn day into night with the touch of a button. Woven Roman shades soften the daylight and add a natural layer of texture, while plush neutral carpet keeps things quiet and cozy.
Storage with style
Flynn proves that smart design doesn’t have to be costly. Inside the reach-in closet, he swapped traditional built-ins for a pair of rattan and mahogany console tables, placed neatly beneath the hanging rod. The result is flexible, beautiful storage that anyone can replicate. Double-paneled doors make it easy to access the entire space at once, offering a clear view of everything inside.
A bath that flows
The attached bathroom continues the home’s signature palette with a washed-blue vanity topped in white cultured marble. A wavy-framed mirror introduces sculptural contrast, while blue-and-white shower tiles echo the bedroom’s cheerful tones. The matte-black Trinsic faucet and shower trim pair striking looks with practical performance, providing strong water pressure and consistent temperature. Touches of gold and art elevate the space, including a graphic print by Robert Kamnatnik that brings pattern and personality to the neutral walls. A modern tub and ADA-height toilet complete a bath that’s as accessible as it is elegant.
Get the look
Paint: Sherwin-Williams Convivial Yellow (SW 6393), Sherwin-Williams Stucco (SW 7569)
Celine 2 Drawer Nightstand ($605)
Philo Solid Wood Accent Stool ($499)
Sleep Number Smart Twin Bed ($1,298)
Sleep Number Integrated Base ($399)
Trinsic Pull Down Bathroom Faucet ($436)
Delta Trinsic Tub Shower Trim ($327)
