No, but I've repainted when I am not happy with the color.

For a guest room, I'd use the green. Red is my favorite color, but how you show it is a litle busy for a guest room. You could either make it less busy or stick with the green.

OF COURSE! I think particularly after the year we just came off of, people are feeling the need/inspiration to update/change/freshen things. Both are lovely rooms/color palates. It's YOUR home you get to do whatever pleases you!!!

My answer to your question is yes! But, my question is about your current room vs your dream room (the one with the dogs in picture is dream room, right?) I don’t see much difference in colors between current vs dream. Dream room has more white with the white blanket & more patterned pillows is really all I see. As for quest room, I disagree with Elaine Doremus that it’s busy - I think it’s fun & fresh. If you change it, & use your master bedroom furnishings, what about your antique quilts & the red wall in guest bath?

I actually like the red room better than the black. IMO the black is something I wuld choose if my space was contemporry but not in the space you have. I think a guest room should be welcoming and IMO the red room makes me smile. Maybe paint the bathroom walls and then just a couple of red pieces in there and maybe a different chair and art for the guest room.

The one with the dogs is my current room. That’s the bedding I want to move up to the guest room and get rid of the red/white. Then i want to redo my room in the green/black/white.

Yes, certainly I could see myself redoing a perfectly good room because it didn't work for me. And for you updating your bedroom, I'll 100% endorse you making whatever change will make you happy. But whether you should cascade changing your bedroom into changing the guest room, that's where I'm not 100%. The guest room looks nice as it is, and even if you don't like red you probably don't spend a lot of time there, and it's anybody's guess what future guests might like better. Is it more wasteful to get rid of the Morris & Co bedding from your current bedroom, or to get rid of the guest room bedding and presumably all the rest of the red stuff in the room that goes with it? My guess is the latter, but you are in a better position to judge. You also need to weigh the time and effort of redoing the guest room, and how much you enjoy shopping and decorating (i.e. is it a chore or a fun project).

I've managed vacation rental properties, including a log cabin, for 18 years, and love your guest room. I would remove the plaid throws from the hassocks 'cause they are somewhat dissonant with your other elements. I would hang the framed dress where you have the quilt, which is too large for that portion of the wall. Hang the mirror above the dresser on the opposite wall. I would replace the white coverlets with the two quilts (on the wall and on the chair.) Or, if you have more quilts (on the dresser??) you might add a cabinet where the chair is to hold the folded quilts instead of using them, moving the chair toward the dresser a bit. Do what you please with your bedroom, but I love this one (my favorite of all your pix.)

Personally, I love your guest room, as is, with the red. It makes me want to flop on the bed and take a nap.

Not a perfectly good room, but I tore off a perfectly good deck from the back of my row house and replaced it with an even better paver patio. When I bought the house, the deck was a big selling point, I figured I'd spend a lot of time there, have plants around, etc. But I soon found out that unless you have something to look out over, a deck is not a good idea. The raised deck put us all on view of our close, close neighbors, and it was hot and windy out there (southern exposure) and the view was the deck railing bars and the tops of my neighbor's heads and cars . . . people thought I was crazy but I put an ad in the local paper and sold the deck to a guy who came and disassembled it for me. He took it away to use at his house. Win win. The patio proved to be a joy for us, I planted small trees and shrubs around the perimeter for shade and privacy, it was cooler, less windy, and I designed a garden specifically for viewing while out in the yard. Different strokes for different folks, and unless you're ruining something forever, why not, no harm no foul. The only people who were upset about what I did were the PO's of the house, they were the ones who had originally put the deck in. My neighbor said they came by one day when I was gone and were dumbfounded. I get it, but they moved on to greener pastures and so did I, literally.

if you hate that color, than sure... redo it. donate the things to goodwill. as for the red chair: put a luggage rack in that corner instead (or a small table that could hold a suitcase). I find that there are never enough places to put my things in a guest room, and I won't put my suitcase on an upholstered chair because of the wheels -- it's like putting shoes on furniture.

If it is what you want, then absolutely do it! Sell the bedding on Craigslist or give to a friend or Goodwill.

The chair and the bedskirt in red check are too much for me (not my house though). You could always just replace them, and that alone would remedy the situation for me. I like the red comforters and pillows on the bed alot.

This is a thread from 2021

LOL.....................That drives me nuts. : ) never noticed the darn date - watch my comment disappear..POOOOOFFFF

HA! I didn't notice it either!

Oh, I was thinking how nice it was to see Annette posting. Haven't seen her for a while.

Wonder what she did ? Since I erased the first?I was going keep red and less of it! Not so in your face red ...hahhaha

Could not find a decent red pencil ....whatever.