HomeHosting Tips to Make Guests Feel at Home

2 homebodies living in a resale 4A HDB • Minimalism & Functionality…

Hosting Tips to Make Guests Feel at Home

635

Scandinavian
HDB (Resale)
~1,100 sqft
3 br
Couple Living

Castlery
Jonathan Extended Sofa with Ottoman…
S$3,368.00
Samsung
55" The Frame LS03B QLED 4K Art Mode Smart TV…
S$2,851.00
Nine.N
Kaiteki Floor Recliner in Linen - Ivory - 4th Edition (Medium)…
S$179.00
Nine.N
Joo 360 Winged Swivel Chair…
S$599.00
As we host guests from time to time, we’ve come to appreciate how the finer details can create an inviting atmosphere. Here are some hosting tips we’ve picked up along the way:
IKEA
DEJSA Table Lamp…
S$59.00
Yankee Candle
Flowers in the Sun Candle, 22 o.z.…
S$31.00
HipVan
Aykasa Foldable Minibox - Milk Tea…
S$8.50
1. Make It Cozy Create a welcoming atmosphere with mood lamps and a candle warmer with a soothing scent. These little touches help ensure your guests feel comfortable and relaxed in your space.
MUJI
Water Pot With Strainer Cold Water Only / Approx. 1 L…
S$8.90
2. Point Out Key Items Once They Arrive When your guests arrive, take a moment to show them where they can find essentials like water, snacks, the Wi-Fi password, the bathroom, and chargers. It’s these small gestures that make their stay more convenient.
Raslok
Water Purifier and Dispenser, HCM-T1…
S-Enquire for price
3. Consider Their Space Ensure there’s an open area for guests to chill. Set up comfy seating with blankets and pillows to make the space inviting. The loose furniture in our living area allows us to easily shift things around, adapting the layout to suit different needs and activities.
4. Make Space for Mingling Create conversation areas by arranging your furniture to encourage face-to-face interaction. Position armchairs and sofas around a central coffee table to make it easy for everyone to join in discussions.
IUIGA
Cordless Vacuum Cleaner…
S$199.90
5. Prepare Ahead Keep your house ready for guests by maintaining cleanliness daily. Spend a few minutes each day ensuring the main areas—like the living room, kitchen, and frequently used bathroom—are presentable and inviting.
By focusing on these details, you’ll create a warm and welcoming environment where your guests can truly feel at home.

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chugu
Hi, can u share the vinyl you used for your home?
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