10 Dreamiest Bedrooms From Scott's Vacation House Rules

Bedrooms are one of the most important considerations of any vacation property. After all, who doesn’t crave a good night’s sleep on holiday? Beyond the realm of plush pillows and inviting beds, the aesthetic appeal of a well-decorated bedroom plays a pivotal role in making your vacation rental stand out among the competition.

Scott McGillivray and designer Debra Salmoni transformed makeovers that quickly captured viewers’ hearts. Here are a few of the most beloved transformations. From themed primary suites to cozy kids’ rooms, see our favourite bedroom transformations from season 4 of Scott’s Vacation House Rules.

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Bringing the Outdoors In

In this bedroom transformation, the feature wall with slatted wall panelling takes centre stage. Paired with a white shiplap, this room feels so bright and cozy.

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Pretty in Pink

If you’re going for a more sophisticated spin on a Barbie Dream Home bedroom, there’s no better choice than pink-patterned wallpaper. In this bedroom transformation, Debra’s choice of warm wooden nightstands perfectly complements this chic and playful aesthetic.

White and black bedroom with wooden accents

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Minimalist and Marvelous

When in doubt, a simple colour palette of black, white and wood-tone furniture can make any primary suite feel sophisticated.

Bedroom with grey painted wall and daisy mirror

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A Space to Unwind

Daisy accents have been everywhere in interior design recently, and this charming decorative mirror is a subtle way to embrace the trend. Combined with the soothing tones of a feature wall painted gray, this bedroom feels like a perfect place to recharge on vacation.

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Pop of Colour

Sprucing up bedrooms can be a budget-friendly way to enhance the overall appeal of your vacation home without breaking the bank. Debra opted for a vibrant blue shade for the shiplap feature wall, infusing the space with both colour and texture.

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Winter Retreat

Paying homage to the region’s winter activities, using snowshoes as decorative art above the bed is a clever way to add character to a vacation rental.

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Family Getaway

Scott and Debra knew they had to create a captivating kids’ bedroom for this family-friendly rental. Adding a contemporary bunk bed frame, a wooden wall feature, and painting part of the ceiling in a vibrant shade of blue makes this space the perfect haven for youngsters.

Bedroom with green wall and three photos over be

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Beauty in Balance

This dreamy bedroom is a masterclass in interior design. Create a harmonious balance in any bedroom by integrating matching nightstands and table lamps on the left and right side of the bed. Then, add a set of three identically sized photos positioned on the wall above. This formula won’t do you wrong!

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Bright and Airy

Decorating a smaller bedroom? Take this design cue from Debra and opt for a sleek open-frame headboard. It’s a surefire way to make a room feel more spacious.

Bedroom with bunk bed and black floor trim

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Century Charm

If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to elevate a bedroom, paint the floor and window trim black. This bunkbed room transformation shows how impactful a painting project can truly be.