I would get another table or small chest for the other side of the bed unless you know you will only have one guest at a time. Nice start and congratualtions on your new home!

Wall art of course, and a floor plant would look nice.also a nice color throw blanket at bottom of bed. Have fun

You do need another end table but, they do not have to match exactly. Get something in the same wood and height and see how that looks. I would hang a large mirror somewhere in the room because it looks as though there are no windows. Also, when you pick a paint color go very light to keep it brighter. I like the throw blanket idea to add color as well.

Yes, another end table in same finish as the one on the left, mirror, a throw at the end of the bed in one of the colors from the print pillow, and art over the bed:

It looks cozy and clean as it is, so you're off to a great start. You might want to get a small piece of furniture with drawers, if you'll ever have longer term guests (more than overnight). It's nice to be able to unpack a few things, esp since it looks like there isn't a place to keep luggage handy. You could put the chest or bureau in the closet to save space...or see if one could double as the 2nd night stand (looks as if it might be too cramped, but maybe?). A chair is always nice or maybe a small bench instead of a chair at the foot of the bed. If you got one with storage, you could keep extra blankets and linens in it. A folding luggage rack kept in the bottom of the closet might be welcomed by your guests.

Of course, art will add a lot. I'd probably lower that one piece we can see already on the wall.

Since space is at a premium, maybe think about a faux headboard to add color to your room. There are a gazillion ideas on pinterest:

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What colors are you leaning towards or fond of and dislike. The lamp is a bit small could be taller on night stand and are you more traditional or open to mixing different elements. I do not like the matching furniture pieces personally and like the vintage one you have chosen, so eclectic mixing of furnishings brings a uniqueness to any space. A bench or chair and mirror for your guests possibly. How often do you have out of town guests? Is there a bath nearby, if not possibly a water carafe at the bedside table as you mentioned in the basement. I might do a floor lamp on the other side of bed as the space is small. Congrats on the home.

I would add a suitcase rack, either in the closet or in the room. A clock or a charging station for phones.

Is there enough room for a chair or a bench? Sometimes, guests just want to have some alone time in their room.

A few books.

The lamp is not really tall enough and you need to get rid of the fake plant. It takes up room and is not necessary for a guest's comfort.

Where do you want them to put the decorative pillows when they are trying to sleep? You need someplace for them to throw them.

A small headboard to protect the wall.

Artwork. Those pics of housegal are divine!!

If you were a guest, what would you want/need in a room. Sometimes, the best thing a person can do is sleep in the guest room and see what is missing!!

You need another night stand type piece of furniture on the other side with matching lamps on each one. Then I would paint the room a light neutral color so that the white trim is contrasting and not everything is the same color of white. And then I would upgrade the bedding with decorative pillows and a throw, and hang art work over the bed.

Another night table (and another lamp) would be great, and it doesn't need to match. The lamps don't need to match either, just be of the same height, which you can do with a stack of books or something similar. Depending on the height of the headboard, maybe some art above it, and above the night tables. Edited to add: matching mirrors over each night table would serve a double function, also making the room look a bit bigger.

If you're going to keep the carpeting, I'd make sure the paint color goes well with it. I'd also consider a small patterned rug on each side of the bed. And yes to a throw at the end of the bed.

The dresser is a great choice for the other side. Not only does it also function as a dresser, but has a large top where you can place a tray to corral all the handy things for houseguests -- alarm clock, water carafe, a few books/magazines, etc.

PS When you paint the walls, paint the pipe in the corner by the window the same color as the walls, not the ceiling.

If you're able/willing to spend more on the room, I'd consider a throw like this one, from Zara Home ($69 on sale right now),

A soft neutral wall color, another nightstand with table lamp, and an upholstered headboard for starters. I would also add some framed black and white photography above the bed and layer in cozy bedding.

I would not do another night stand. I would try to do a chair instead.

I kinda like the white on white. It lets you accent with any color you choose!!

Jennifer, sounds good -- you know better than any of us what the lighting is like in the room, and what the various paint colors look like : ) .

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Inexpensive textured headboard on white walls. Add pops of color in bedding, artwork and or rug. Reflective white SW as brightens rooms without natural light.

Some of us like to read in bed. This suggests a lamp on both sides of the bed and a lamp that is tall and bright enough for reading.

We have two basement rooms without windows and used SW Repose Gray. It's light and works well with any color! I have reds and blues in the quilts and pillows and it looks great. We do have ceiling light as well as lamps but it looks light and bright. I found mirrors that look like windows at Hobby Lobby. Consider a night light as well as two small alarm clocks. Most folks use their phones now but it's nice to be able to just glance and see the time instead of picking up phone. Make sure you have either extension cords or power strips on the night stand and dresser for them to charge phones. Don't forget a small trash can with a liner too. A couple of bottles of water and a few snacks on a cute tray on the dresser would be appreciated also. You are well on your wall and I can't wait to see the finished room!

This is probably a no brainer but please spray the room regularly for critters. It is a basement... also if it smells musty at all put a charcoal or other unscented air freshener on the far corner of the dresser maybe in a cute basket or something.