It is one of the rooms in a home that is used the most, but is often neglected: the bathroom. Irrespective of the size and age of the wet room, it can be optically beautified with just a few decorative interventions.
Even if we only spend an average of 30 minutes a day in the bathroom (primarily in the morning), the room should be given more importance. With a well thought-out color concept, matching accessories and the right light, you can transform even the most dreary wet room into a small oasis of well-being. And the best thing about it is: The redesign costs you little time and nerves. All you need for a coherent overall picture is a new bathroom decoration.
The color concept
There are several ways to give the sparse walls in the bathroom more pep: Either you paint the white surfaces with a light wall color (e.g. beige or gray) – this gives the room more depth. Choose an accent color that creates a harmonious overall picture with the tiles. And match the color of the accessoriesthe wall design. Or you leave it with the white walls and focus on the bathroom accessories. agree and , and colour-coordinated. This creates a coherent overall picture.
If there is still an ancient tiled backsplash in your bathroom that does not (or no longer) suit your taste, there are two options for remodeling:
- Use a special one , which you can get in any hardware store (e.g. Toom). So you can simply paint over the small tiles with your desired color.
- Use which can be attached quickly and easily – and also removed again.
And two more tips: Rely on natural materials (e.g. wood or marble) that underline your color concept. And don’t use more than three different colors to keep your bathroom from looking too busy.
The accessories
Shelves and (lower) cabinets, but also window sills offer enough space for bathroom decorations. Which accessories transform your bathroom into a place of well-being is listed below:
- Plant: If your bathroom has daylight, indoor plants are the first choice. However, these should be able to withstand the high humidity and heat, such as , or . If the wet cell doesn’t provide much space, you can also hang the plants under the ceiling.
- vases: If there is no or only a very small window in the bathroom, use artificial plants, and or dried . These come into their own in a decorative glass or porcelain vase. Make sure that the vessels match the color concept.
- Mirror: In addition to a large wall mirror, other models can decorate the bathroom – such as a small one or (e.g. from Ikea), which are arranged on the wallpaper like a mosaic. They scatter the light in all corners and give the room more width.
- Candles: From the classic to colorful blazing bathroom accessories are not only decorative but also practical. They provide warm light and give the room more coziness. It is important here that the candles are not lit next to easily flammable textiles.
- Cans: Typical everyday objects used for daily hygiene can be divided into decorative or be decanted. Whether cream or cotton pads, make-up or jewelry – all objects disappear from sight in no time with the right accessories.
- Accesories: Liquid soap makes up in a matching color especially good solid soap found in a decorative Place. can ensure more order in the bathroom and at the same time be a real eye-catcher. Wear washcloths and guest towels at a chic contribute to the harmonious room design.
The light concept
It’s no secret that small spaces, properly lit, can appear larger. This also applies to bathrooms: this is made possible by installing several lamps. In addition to the classic which provides the necessary brightness, additional or wall lights illuminate the room even better. are particularly practical which give the bathroom more charm and also allow a better view of the face. If you want to give the wet room even more structure, you should opt for a balanced mix of light and shade.
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