Do you love that feeling of luxury and luxury you get when you step into a stunning hotel or spa bathroom? With a few small touches, your own bathroom can have exactly that feeling too !
Let’s take a closer look.
clean up
Start by hiding everyday essentials that don’t look good on the counter. Best of all, luxury bathrooms always have that clean, uncluttered look you’re after.
place to sit
A comfy little chair in the bathroom is a little luxury we overlook. Whether you’re a parent who supervises bath time or someone who likes to read a little while the tub is full, this is the ideal solution.
IKEA has a lot bench Choose a chair that allows you to explore and the best one that fits your available space.
elegant rug
Forget about mismatched bath rugs! A sleek and elegant rug adds a touch of sophistication to your bathroom.
If your bathroom is fairly neutral, the patterned design will elevate the space and provide a cozy spot for chilled feet in the morning.
Always put a non-slip underlay to prevent accidents.
lighting equipment
beautiful wall light Installed in place of regular recessed lights, they work wonders and quickly transform your bathroom from drab to beautiful.
If you don’t feel the need to add too much, a simple cluster of scented candles will make you feel better.
towel
How you display your towels and which towels you choose is an underrated part of your overall aesthetic.
Choose fluffy white or pastel towels of soft material and make sure they are neatly folded or rolled on a shelf. You’ll feel like you’re in a spa right away.
bus caddy
Whether you are showering or soaking in the tub, your bathroom should have a bath bridge or caddy.
This is a convenient way to store toiletries, candles, and even magazines and books without having them all balanced on the edge of the tub.
display
Hotels and spas have a signature style that is maintained throughout the rooms, and you can recreate this with your own arrangement of accessories.
Simply put away clutter in drawers and store a select number of things in curated displays.
