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Inspired by converted warehouses and loft spaces, the industrial style thrives on contrasts, combining raw materials like exposed brick with polished finishes like glossy tiles. By keeping the design simple and practical, it strikes a balance between rugged and refined. Although Industrial bathrooms can feel cold and impersonal, modern versions of the trend use different materials and colours to give it a more personal feel. To help you understand the style, we’ve put together this complete guide to industrial bathrooms.  Incorporate Subway Tiles for an Urban Industrial Edge Industrial Bathroom Inspiration: Black, White + Brass | Kelly in the City (pinterest.com)  Subway tiles are a popular choice in industrial bathrooms, offering a fresh and timeless look creating the perfect backdrop for this style. To add a touch of warmth, pair them with brushed brass fittings which introduces a hint of colour without overwhelming the space.  For a modern twist consider stacking the tiles vertically. This simple adjustment can create the illusion of more height, making it useful in smaller bathrooms or spaces with lower ceilings.  Exposed Brickwork for a Raw, Warehouse-Style Finish This 670-Square-Foot Paris Apartment Is a Proper Two-Bedroom | Hunker (pinterest.com) Bringing to mind NYC lofts in the most stylish Tribeca spots, exposed brick has long been a key component of the industrial bathroom. Exposed brick acts in contrasting terms — the overall feel is rough, while the colours bring warmth.  To keep the focus on the brick, choose simple designs that don’t compete for attention. Select a vanity unit in muted tones like matte black, dark grey, or even soft wood finishes. These subtle colours will complement the brickwork without clashing. Make a Statement with a Matte Black Bathtub  Dark Water: 10 Modern Black Bathtubs - Remodelista (pinterest.com) The bathtub should take centre stage in the bathroom, drawing the eye as the room’s standout feature. A matte black finish offers a bold, contemporary look that oozes confidence.  To enhance the industrial feel, pair the black bathtub with colours like concrete grey, steel blue, or deep charcoal for the walls and the floors. Metallic accents in brushed brass, copper, or matte steel will amplify the look, while dark wood surfaces introduce rich texture and depth to the space. Use Steel-Framed Showers for a Modern Industrial Appeal The Color Scheme That Never Fails to Deliver a Stylish (and Serene) Bathroom (pinterest.com)  For bathrooms without a bathtub, the shower naturally becomes the centrepiece. A steel-framed door mirrors the industrial look of vintage warehouse windows, complementing the tiles that define the shower area.  Free-floating fittings are a great option for achieving an industrial finish. Choose from copper, gold or brass finishes to ensure the fittings add a distinctive touch to the overall design Illuminate Your Space with Industrial-Style Lighting Experience the Charm of an Industrial-Style Bathroom ✨ (pinterest.com) Light plays a crucial role in bringing out the details of industrial design. Large windows allow natural light to brighten the room, making it feel more open and spacious. In smaller bathrooms, consider using pendant lights or exposed bulbs to keep the space illuminated.  If you don’t have large windows, hidden lighting can be used to add brightness to your bathroom. Spotlights and strip lighting can be easily incorporated into the furniture without disturbing the chic aesthetic. 23 Cheap But Totally Amazing Furniture Brands To Revolutionize Your Home (pinterest.com) If large windows aren’t an option, hidden lighting can be a great way to brighten up your bathroom. Spotlights and strip lighting can be seamlessly integrated into furniture and fixtures, providing plenty of light without disrupting the industrial look. Maximise Space in Small Bathrooms with Industrial Fixture Choices Pin page (pinterest.com)  The minimalist nature of industrial design makes it a great fit for smaller bathrooms. Introduce the look with subtle elements like brass fittings and steel-framed mirrors, which add character without dominating the room. Combining these fixtures with smaller tile patterns helps create texture and visual appeal, ensuring the space feels balanced and not overcrowded. Highlight Strong Materials for an Industrial Look in Larger Spaces 53 Industrial Bathroom Designs With Vintage Or Minimalist Chic - DigsDigs (pinterest.com) An industrial bathroom in a large space should still lean towards a minimalists approach.. However, the extra room allows strong materials to take centre stage. Stone on the walls, floors, or furniture creates a powerful, edgy vibe that defines the space. Compliment it with touches of wicker or wood to soften the look and introduce a more inviting feel. Break Up Monochrome with a Splash of Vibrant Colour Pin page (pinterest.com) Black, white, and grey are the typical go-to colours in industrial design, with red and brown accents coming from brick or wood. However, sticking to monochrome isn’t your only option. A splash of vibrant colour like true joy yellow, can instantly bring character and energy to the space. These small, bold choices add personality, giving the industrial style a modern twist. Conclusion With its strong focus on texture and materials, the industrial bathroom look is a great way to add personality to your space. Whether through exposed brick, creative lighting, or pops of colour, this theme gives you plenty of options to build a bathroom that feels fresh and personalised. At 34 St John, we can help you bring the industrial look to life with our collection of modern bathroom designs. Contact us today to see how we can transform your space. Frequently Asked Questions What Is The Ideal Colour Palette For An Industrial Bathroom? Industrial bathrooms typically work with a limited colour palette. White and black are prominent with shades of grey adding a subtle touch. Splashes of colour come from metallic fittings and wooden furnishings, while red brickwork can add warmth. How Can I Blend Modern Features Into An Industrial Bathroom Design? Industrial bathrooms blend modern touches with a traditional style. For a balanced design, choose features with clean and simple lines, instead of decorative finishes. Avoid shiny chrome finishes and use steel, brass, or gold touches to maintain that vintage appeal. What makes an Industrial Bathroom Stand Out? An Industrial bathroom stands out with classic features like exposed brickwork, subway tiles, steel frames, bright lighting, a statement bathtub or shower, and free-floating fittings.  What Are Some Current Trends In Industrial Designs? Current industrial design bathrooms are celebrating the contrasts of the style. On the one hand, bright white bathrooms with subway tiles, large windows, and marble counters emphasise an elegant industrial design.  However, a darker industrial bathroom uses stone, black fittings, and steel finishes to create a look that’s both dramatic and luxurious. For a personal touch, add a punch of colour to a cabinet or vanity unit.

If you are renovating your home, then you may be thinking about switching up your style and colour scheme and going for something a little more dramatic.  Monochrome design is a trend that’s taken off in interior design, architecture and fashion, and there's a good reason for it. It’s bold, invigorating, and it lays the foundations for making your colour-popped accessories really stand out. So, if you are thinking about changing your bathroom, then a monochrome look could be for you. In our guide, we are going to give you all the information and inspiration that you need to have the monochrome bathroom of your dreams!  What Is Monochrome Style? A monochrome design scheme means that a single colour forms the majority of the room’s interior. While you can use different tones and shades to accent the room and set off some bolder colour choices, the majority of your space will be dominated by the same colour. For many people, monochrome style means using black and white to juxtapose each other. This is the most popular monochrome choice, as black and white never goes out of style. It’s also a colour combo that works in all of the seasons - you get that lightness and cooling effect of the white during summer, but the cosy accents of black to warm the space in winter. It’s also very classy, traditional, clean cut, and sophisticated - just how we like it. Should I Choose A Monochrome Bathroom? Monochrome bathrooms are simple and functional, with clean lines and strong angles that never seem to go out of style. It is also super versatile, and you can opt for more of one colour over the other.   You can go for a light and airy look with more white details, or choose an industrial look with darker walls, metallic finishes, and black features.  But there is one ultimate reason why choosing black and white monochrome could be a great decision - you can totally overhaul the feel of your bathroom without conducting a major renovation.  Think about it - if you decide that pastel colours are in one season, you can choose a whole host of pastel accessories to brighten up your space.  One year passes and you’ve had enough? That’s okay, you’re not stuck with pastel walls! Simply choose some accessories in a new colour, and the whole feel of your space will change. Monochrome Ideas Minimalist Fusion First up, we have this gorgeous option with diagonal tiles, a black shower screen, matching black waterfall shower head, and a unique pebble shaped mirror that creates a real classic/contemporary fusion. Check out the details - wall-fixed mixers in black with smooth minimalist design, a rounded white sink with smooth minimalist design, and a shower head with… well, you guessed it! Smooth, minimalist designs abound.  Then you’ve got the tiling - reminiscent of Victorian era styling, the walls really offer up the opposite of smooth and minimalist. The perfect fusion. It is sophisticated, clear, calming and stylish.  Traditional Tiles & Unique Features   If you prefer something a little more maximalist, then these brick shaped Victorian style tiles do the job. With bright, shiny tiles and black grouting, the walls create a backdrop that really draws the eye.  Pay attention to the fixtures - wall mounted basin mixers, bath mixers and shower kit. There is a method in the madness.  Create some respite from a busy space by adding plants - you’ll see how they break it up and add a sense of calm within the chaos. Clear, Modern & Crisp   If you prefer no fuss, then this calming and crisp bathroom could be the perfect option.  The freestanding bathtub is a real centrepiece - bringing 5* hotel-type luxury to your own home. Coupled with freestanding bath mixers, this is a statement piece, designed to thrill with its sheer simplicity. Note how you’d be able to spread out completely and enjoy that huge bath space without taps getting in the way. It’s all in the detail. Now let’s move to the sink space. A perfectly rounded basin with a vanity unit significantly larger - this gives enough space to keep your soaps and personal items without things feeling cluttered. The wall mounted basin mixers contribute to the good amount of space here - they’re neatly tucked away, easy to clean and the ultimate in minimalism.​ Half Black Walls We love these painted black walls, paired with white tiles that provide a cool juxtaposition. With a standalone tub, mix and match floor tiles, and black hexagon shelves, this bathroom is classy yet bold.  Note the shape patterns used to harness creative variety - square window frames, oval bathtub, hexagonal shelves and circular floor tiling. The use of shape takes a simple monochrome colour scheme and makes it rich and bold.  Who said monochrome needs to be boring? Small Bathroom, Big Design This design is the ultimate in “how to make a small space feel huge”. Pay attention to the strip of diagonal and dark tiling - it really stands out against the white walls, and there's a good reason for that.  With such a narrow space, the strip of tiling creates the illusion of length - using the same tiles on the floor and the wall makes the space feel a lot larger than it actually is. It plays with your eyes, tricking you into feeling like the length of the floor is double the reality. With limited space, you should opt for wall-mounted shower mixers and keep things clear and tidy. Dramatic Details With black and white being your main theme, you don't have to opt for monochrome mixers. This bathroom makes use of brushed brass basin mixers which provide a real pop of luxury in this monochrome space.  If you want a little drama in your life, then you don’t have to have the same tiles in every corner of the bathroom - you can have a feature wall above the sink like this one, and more subtle designs on the outer walls.  Then, pair your bold mixers with a white, minimalist basin to help accentuate all of your other features. Geometric Floor Tiles Monochrome colour schemes really allow you to play around with shapes and patterns without them feeling overwhelming. Check out these geometric floor tiles and how striking they look, alongside minimalist bathroom furniture.  With bright white amenities, and a stark black cabinet for all of your products, this bathroom looks really clear-cut and striking, and it certainly has a “wow” factor. Shower Cubby Holes We adore the trend of in-built cubby holes for storing shampoo and soaps. Look at how the tiling really sets off the shower space - keep it white elsewhere, and use your cubby holes to opt for something a bit bolder. Plus, look how opulent this looks with the double shower head option. Stand under the bigger shower head and indulge in a rain-like soak, or keep things efficient with the handheld shower bar. Gold Features Pairing a monochrome colour scheme with gold fixtures is a real gesture in royal luxury. This bathroom is reminiscent of a grand Victorian bathroom, made for somebody who enjoys time bathing and pampering themselves. Check out the huge bathtub with gold taps and shower head - you’ll feel like true royalty bathing in this!  We love minimalism, but this bathroom captured our hearts with its seriously bold maximalism.  Minimalist Monochrome The last option is a little maximalist for some people’s tastes. So, if you are looking for something more minimalistic, simple, yet soothing, this option is for you.  This one also has a ‘greige’ wall, which is nice and neutral, and complements the black shower heads and taps.  Pay attention to the walk in shower and makes the space feel much larger, but still creates a sense of intimacy away from the toilet. Monochrome Wet Room We’re specialists when it comes to luxurious wet rooms - which is why we love this one so much. Creating something like this in your home will make you feel completely spoiled everytime you shower. Soak in the bathtub while reading a book, before walking straight into your shower to wash your hair, and finally stepping out of your shower to dry yourself, without worrying about puddles. What could possibly be more luxurious than that? Grey monochrome is used here, so a slightly different colour theme. It features soft grey tiles with a light marble effect, a glass shower door to create more space, and a shelf that is fitted into the wall seamlessly for all of your bathroom essentials.  Don't forget the shower head and bath mixers - wall fitted to add to the ultimate minimalist design. Marble Monochrome Tiles Marble tiles are one of the most popular trends in bathroom decor. This bathroom idea has tiles from floor to ceiling, with a sleek black vanity, shower door and shower head.  With a large mirror above the vanity that spreads to the ceiling, this makes the room look so much bigger and more spacious.  Check out the single tap feature - giving you space either side for your soaps and personal items. Backlit Mirror Another trend that’s taken off in the last couple of years is the backlit mirror. This adds warmth to a monochrome bathroom with a bright golden light, but also makes primping and applying makeup so much easier! It’s the central feature in the space and gives it real modern and intimate feel - your very own private sanctuary.  Black Ceiling With Mix & Match Tiles Another bold and brilliant idea is to paint your ceiling a dark black or anthracite shade, which really offsets the white marble tiles going up the shower walls. With brushed chrome features and taps, this bathroom looks super sophisticated and intricate.  The details are just divine. We also love the idea of having a different pattern for the floor, with these vintage Art Deco style tiles truly stealing the show.  All Black Everything Why not go the whole way and have pretty much all black everything? This bathroom is dark and moody, but it’s one of our favourites. With grey toned walls, anthracite and slate features, black sinks and taps, you can throw a pop of colour in with your towels and soft furnishings.  This bathroom is reminiscent of the famous Crazy Bear Hotel style - mysterious, bold and very intimate. You can create a bit of variety by choosing a chrome shower kit, black basins and brushed brass lighting fixtures, just like this one. Is Monochrome Home Design In Fashion?  Monochromatic interior design is definitely in fashion. It has been a trend that has long taken inspiration from the fashion world as it is such a bold and beautiful statement. You can really make an impact with black and white tiles, black features, and light, clean-cut furniture.  Monochrome is neutral yet timeless, and works well for portraying an atmosphere of elegance and definition.  Final Thoughts To summarise, monochrome design is a great choice, especially when it comes to bathrooms. Utilising black and white and setting them against one another is distinct, classy, and calming.  The beauty is that you can style it your way by choosing more dark tones, greys, or light tones. It is entirely up to you, and you can either have chrome features, gold, or black features. Whatever you decide, monochrome definitely has our hearts! 

Victorian Bathroom Design Ideas  The Victorian aesthetic subscribes to the “more is more” philosophy, which seems at odds with the minimalist modern interior design ethos. But, the early 19th-century maximalist style works well in a modern bathroom. Free-standing, centerpiece bathtubs; jewel tones; and ornate washstands can transform a dull space into a luxurious one. So can patterned tiles, traditional radiators, and vintage basins. Sound good? If you want to give your bathroom a Victorian makeover, you're in the right place. What is a truly Victorian bathroom design? It wasn’t until the 1920s that the modern bathroom was introduced to smaller new-build houses in England, so during the Victorian era only the wealthy enjoyed such a luxury. But the elite of the time wanted lavish spaces that wowed their guests and made them feel like they were enjoying the ultimate luxury. Free-standing tubs with detailed feet and brass fixtures were a must-have, as were large mirrors with intricate frames. High tank sinks were popular, sometimes they would have a double basin to enjoy as couples and if the patterns weren’t to someone’s taste, solid wooden flooring was also very popular. Top Victorian Bathroom Ideas For Modern Homes 1. Central Freestanding Tub Having a freestanding bathtub placed right in the centre of your bathroom is a staple of Victorian style. It’s bold, striking and the ultimate luxury. This one is obviously appropriate only if you have the space!  You can put a more modern twist on the central bathtub by choosing a contemporary style bath instead of the claw footed baths, so you do have versatility here. Browse our freestanding bathtubs Patterned Flooring Patterns were BIG during the Victorian period, especially where flooring was concerned.  If you have a small bathroom, consider using techniques that make your space feel bigger, as the patterned flooring can have a shrinking effect.  Pair your tiles with lots of mirrors, and place them opposite a light source if possible to really reflect the glow around the space. Go for plain wall colours, like white or beige, to offset the contrast of the patterns and keep your design elegant.  Twin Sinks With Brass Fixtures Another staple of Victorian-era bathrooms was brass. A darker metal, brass has an distinctly antiquated appearance, even when brand new.  Pair your brass fittings with a more minimal bathroom design to draw attention to the beauty of the metal and merge modernism with historic charm. Small Room, Big Style Here’s a very clever contemporary Victorian design that makes excellent use of a very compact space. The free-standing bath is the most luxurious piece of furniture in the room, but it also blends in with the floor tiles that are a similar color, meaning your eye is drawn to the beaten-up antique stool. Your bathroom accessories can really transform the aesthetic of your space, so think about choosing things like Victorian-style parlor chairs, rustic light fixtures or cast iron radiators. Modern/Victorian Blend Roughly a quarter of this bathroom is dedicated to the uber-modern shower, but some features dotted around  the room add some Victorian charm to the space. The towel rack is plumbed into a traditional radiator, the toilet is classically designed, and the very angular shape of the stand-alone sink is as Victorian as it gets.  it’s the perfect combination of antiquated statement pieces and modern amenities.  Patterned Walls It wasn’t just the floors that were often patterned in Victorian England, but the walls too. Both would be a bit much in this day and age, but choosing one or the other and setting it against a plain wood floor or white wall can look very striking. Take this design, for example, with wonderful William Morris-esque nature patterns interrupted by a decorative fireplace and tall, Victorian-style doors in a deep muted blue. Is it quirky? Absolutely. Does it work? Absolutely!  Monochrome Masterpiece One way to bring Victorian style into the 21st century is to use design tropes of the era and give them a modern feel. The tub is a classic Victorian shape, and so  is the patterned flooring, yet there’s no way you’d ever see this bathroom and immediately think… Victorian. To make this look fresh, the designer has opted for a stark monochrome palette, even the Victorian taps are black to stand out against the bright white of the bathtub.  Tips to help you create your own Victorian bathroom Fixtures Victorian style is all about the details, so don’t neglect your fixtures when redesigning your bathroom. Brass was the metal of the Victorian era, as it was easy and cost-effective to mass produce. And don’t forget your radiators. A modern radiator can really fracture the scene, so we’d recommend having classic cast iron designs installed, perhaps with a few extra bars for warming and drying towels. Colour schemes Reds, yellows, greens, blues, and purples were in style during the reign of Queen Victoria. Don’t be afraid to mix and match various shades, but choosing subtle tones ensures your design won’t end up too loud. Delve into our guide on choosing a colour scheme for your bathroom to find the perfect mood for your space. Tiles Patterned tiles were one of the most common  aspects of Victorian bathrooms. The more intricate the patterns were, the better. There has never been more variety of patterned tiles than there is right now, so be sure to choose something that appeals to you. Even if the patterning is fairly subtle, it’s still a nod to the Victorian aesthetic, just with your own flare worked in. Accessories Accessories are the finishing touches that can make your Victorian bathroom feel that much more magical. Vintage soap and shampoo caddies can be a fantastic addition, as can an antique chair or stool against a wall, and if at all possible, opt for a chandelier instead of pendant or recessed lighting.

When it comes to building a truly modern and luxurious home, few rooms count more than the all-important bathroom. Bathrooms can be a space of serenity within the home, and one of the best ways to make the space feel all the more comfortable is to give it a modern and luxurious shine. There are so many unique forms that a bathroom can take and it can be a daunting prospect to create a brand-new bathroom entirely from scratch. You’ve probably found your way here because you are looking to create a luxurious bathroom of your own, but you need some inspiration to help you to take those first steps toward creating a truly glorious bathroom. Luckily, you’ve come to just the right place, because we’re going to take you through 10 of the most luxurious bathroom designs that you can find on the web.  1. The All-White Bathroom We figured that there was no better bathroom idea to start with than this amazing pure-white design. We love the absolute simplicity of keeping the room to just one colour; not only does it help to make the whole room look incredibly luxurious, but it also makes it look much more open and spacious.  White is a naturally reflective colour and it will reflect sunlight that shines in from large windows in the space. Making use of white colours and large windows means that you can go without turning on any lights throughout most of the day, soaking up the natural sunlight from outside.  The bathtub in this bathroom is situated just beside the window, which would be a stunning place to relax and unwind, especially during the summer months. Feeling the warm waters of the tub as you look out over the splendour of the garden would be the ultimate in opulent relaxation.  The shower is also pretty striking. It features marble tile work, and an entirely glass screen, giving a real sense of space and indulgence. Hinged door showers work really well in a large bathroom space - stepping into your spacious, natural-lit shower is a real elixir after a long day’s work.  2. Small Bathroom Luxury Many luxury bathroom designs make use of wide and expansive spaces, with plenty of windows, and natural sources of light. This can make many people with smaller bathrooms feel as though they can’t achieve that luxury look, but we disagree! There are so many ways that you can make a small bathroom or cloakroom space feel luxurious. The above design makes perfect use of all available space. The vanity unit is fixed entirely to the wall, without touching the floor, which helps to create a sense of openness.  In terms of colour, this bathroom makes use of lovely teal tile work. These tiles have a great reflective surface, which allows them to reflect light from all across the room, which helps to make the room look more open, even without a window. The sense of space in this smaller bathroom is also increased thanks to the inclusion of a sizeable round mirror, which helps to open the space up subconsciously.  Finally, we ought to mention the design of the walk in shower, which is at the same elevation as the rest of the bathroom. The shower space is divided from the rest of the room, with waterproof flooring, and a glass screen. The use of a glass screen helps to keep water from leaking out, while also allowing plenty of light to reach into the space. 3. Skylight Bathroom Wow, how stunning is this one? Pay attention to how the skylight makes the bathroom look incredibly spacious, providing a deeper sense of connection to nature and the outdoors. Being able to see the clouds rolling overhead in the space makes it almost feel like there is no roof. The shower space itself is incredibly spacious, with two separate showers that dispense water right from the ceiling, creating a rain-like sensation. The showers are also at the same elevation as the rest of the room, turning this bathroom into more of a wet room. We love how this room also integrates its lighting fixtures. The horizontal shelving space within the shower features a long light that helps to bring a sense of shape to the room, by exaggerating its width. Lighting can also be found in the back of its many shelves - the shelves look as though they are glowing. And of course, we have to mention the dual-tap design of the main washing area. This bathroom is great for couples that want to live in luxury, as both can easily make use of each tap, as well as the tall full-length mirrors. The height of these mirrors helps to make the already large space look even larger.  Additionally, the square countertop basins are a trendy nod to the dramatic angles used in modern industrial styles, and they give the space a real sense of modern luxury. 4. Nature-Inspired Bathroom We simply love the way that this bathroom is designed with a clear inspiration from nature. From the colour used in the space, to the bronze fixtures, and use of stone - we could truly think of no better bathroom to unwind and relax in. Let’s start by talking about the colours. The dominant colour here is a very subtle grey, which can be found on the walls, and even the marble floor. This grey colour is then further complemented by the inclusion of brown and green tones, which help to create a naturalistic surrounding. We love the way that the plant work surrounds the central mirror, literally bringing the outdoors directly into your home. The use of wood to adorn the adjacent wall helps to further highlight the natural design, and the rope light fixtures that hang from the ceiling truly help to complete the look, giving it a rustic appeal that creates a story within the space. Finally, we have to talk about the freestanding bathtub. The smoothly curved shape of the tub contrasts the largely geometrical shape of some of the other fixtures, and the use of pebbles at the foot of the bath is a stroke of genius that I absolutely love. It makes stepping out of the tub feel like stepping out of the ocean, onto a pebble beach - what more could you want?! 5. Japanese-Inspired Modernity The beautiful Japanese influences in this bathroom shine through in every inch of its incredible design. The space makes use of simple shapes, like circles and squares, through mirrors, shower screens, and even the lighting fixtures themselves.  The sizable round mirror at the centre of the space is backlit, which helps to create a sense of serenity within the space. Unlike many popular bathroom designs which exaggerated lighting, this space makes use of more subtle colours and hidden lighting to create a space that feels more private and intimate.  Japanese architecture is big on blurring the boundaries between the interior and nature. In this bathroom, we love the inclusion of stones just underneath the basin, which helps to add a natural flair to a space that is otherwise very geometrical. It creates a blend of modern and natural that we simply cannot get enough of.  6. Lavender Wet Room Bathroom Purple is not a colour that is often used when it comes to designing and decorating bathrooms, however, this truly glorious bathroom makes the absolute most of it.  Let’s start by addressing the greatest element of this room; the amazing purple flower arrangement that adorns the back wall, just above the freestanding tub. The purple directly contrasts with the duller tones in the space but easily draws the eye into the centre of the room, giving it a real ‘wow’  moment. The eye-catching centrepiece is helped by the geometrical design of the rest of the room. The room has a square shape that leads the eye down, towards the centre, and this is matched by the sharp shapes of the taps, the shower screen, and the mirrors.  As well as the shape of the room, the lighting also helps to create a greater sense of space. A sizable skylight above the purple flowers allows loads of natural light to bleed in during the day, while light fixtures help to keep the space illuminated during the night time.  The shower heads are directly fixed to the wall, creating a sense of luxurious minimalism and an opportunity to enjoy the large space while showering. Wet rooms are an excellent idea in large bathroom spaces, giving you a sense of 5* luxury in your own home. 7. Divided Bathroom Sometimes, simplicity is king, so you might want to go for a simple design that makes your luxury bathroom look a little more subtle, yet still oozes amazing flair.  We loved how this bathroom design took a very simple space and managed to divide it into two distinct spaces with just a little bit of clever design, and a focus on colour.  The main bathroom space is off-white, a trendy light colour that allows the room to look much larger and more open, while the shower and bath space is all black and slightly raised from the rest of the bathroom structure. This makes the space feel like separate rooms - you have the shower and bath space for intimate, relaxing moments, and the toilet space for day-to-day usage. We love the fact that the washing space features a white bathtub, creating a central focal point. 8. Small Bathroom Space When it comes to making the most of a smaller bathroom space, we simply love the way that this design went about it. With a basin and vanity unit fixed to the wall, the essentials of bathroom furniture create optimum storage space without bloating the room. We love that the walk in shower site adjacent to the window, so that natural light can reach into the room throughout the day, while helping to make the shower space feel even more open.  9. Black And Brown Black and brown actually go together really nicely, as displayed by this amazing bathroom. Black is a colour that might usually be used very sparingly within the design of a bathroom, as it can be quite overpowering, though this room manages to blend it perfectly with the natural brown hues and use of stone. The brown colours used in this bathroom help to inject a sense of nature into the space, making it a more relaxing and serene space to unwind in. The use of wood throughout the room, with the thin strips of wood that adorn the walls, and the natural wood that makes up the countertop, helps soften the black tones and bring nature indoors.  And of course, we loved the inclusion of the large windows that reach all the way down to the floor, allowing loads of light in, and creating a more serene and vibrant space.  When it comes to lighting, this room manages to be incredibly open and vibrant during the daytime, while during the night-time it changes into a more serene and snug space thanks to hidden lights between the walls, and the recessed lighting fixtures that make the wood glow.  To Wrap Up There are so many ways that you can inject a bit of luxury into a bathroom space, and these are easily among some of the very best.  Don’t feel limited by any of these designs, but allow them to fuel your creativity.

Creating the perfect bathroom for your own tastes is vital in making a place truly feel like home. But how do you include a wetroom in your home? There are so many options regarding bathrooms, and how you choose to design them. As part of your search for the perfect bathroom, you’ve likely found yourself encountering what is referred to as a ‘wet room’. What is a wet room? A wet room is a variation of a traditional bathroom that is a totally waterproof and isolated space in the home, in which the shower space is situated at the same elevation as the rest of the bathroom floor. This creates a wonderfully unified space that can make a bathroom more pleasant and simple to use. Why choose a wet room? Over the last few years, wet rooms have taken off as a luxurious statement in a bathroom - they’re a real indulgence, as they open up a larger amount of space to really enjoy a shower routine, rather than see it as a chore. Not only are they modern and en-trend, but they’re incredibly convenient. Wet rooms are water proof - so you really don’t have to worry about water flowing over to the floor and creating a problem. Typically, wet rooms are designed with a linear drain and a slight gradient, where water can channel down into the drain, avoiding damp floors or walls. This prevents the collection of moisture and preserves the quality of a bathroom. With our wetroom kit, you can install your wet room easily, with everything included in the box. Not only that, wet rooms are also great for those with limited mobility because there is no need to step over anything, or run the risk of tripping.  How should you incorporate wet rooms into your bathroom? When it comes to incorporating a wet room into your home, there are a few things you’ll want to consider as you go about designing the room and all of its elements. Let’s take a look at these now. Create A Central Feature An ordinary bathroom would usually place much of its focus on the central fixture, such as a bath or a shower enclosure that is installed in the space.  Because the shower in a wet room is technically just a smaller part of the larger space, you will want to make sure to define the distinct areas of the wet room to help create a sense of space and intimacy within the room.  Try using different types of tiles to define different spaces, such as lighter tiles in the shower area, and darker tiles elsewhere. This can help your shower space still feel like a personal experience and can create a stunning visual juxtaposition that gives you breathing space, intimacy and privacy all in one. Ventilation You will want to consider making it as easy as possible for humidity and moisture to escape the room.  Try to make sure that you either have a window that can be opened, some form of ventilation fan, or both at the same time. Windows are great for passively ventilating a space, whereas fans are great for getting rid of a lot of humidity within the space in a short time.  Splash Zones You might want to consider the smaller logistical details of your wet room. For example: keep your toilet roll holder on the other side of the bathroom so that water doesn't splash the toilet roll fix your towel rail close enough to reach but not too close so that your towel gets soaked consider a glass screen if your have a smaller space and want to keep water in a smaller space Shower Design Because you won’t have an enclosure or a visually dominating centre-piece, you can really indulge in the actual shower, taps and drainage that you choose. Do you want brushed brass, brushed steel,  brushed brass, or matt black? The choices are vast and they can really transform the mood of the space.  Our wet room in a box is truly a statement of opulence - eye-catching metals give them a delightfully modern aesthetic - they feel clean, luxurious and minimalist all at once. Consider Your Plumbing Wet rooms cannot operate with standard plumbing options and ordinary drain sizes. If you want to create a wet room, we recommend opting for larger pipes, and high-flow drainage systems, to ensure that the water can leave quickly, and not run the risk of flooding the room.  You can always get in touch with our expert team for guidance on installing a wet room and to discover more about our convenient wet room in a box option. Flooring options Flooring is a key aspect to understand and consider when choosing your wet room. You can choose from either our timber floor or screed floor solutions: Timber Solution Our elegant and convenient small wetroom timber flooring kit is straightforward, cut-to-size and comes with a pre-installed drain. The dimensions can be reduced from a length of 120cm down to 70cm, and a width of 90cm down to 70cm. This allows you to customise the product according to your bathroom space. With reversible grating, tile or stone can also be inserted to perfectly complement the interior of your wetroom. Screed Solution Screed is a layer of material that is applied on top of a concrete floor. It is made out of cement and sand, to create a strong and smooth surface. This can be used as the main flooring surface for a wet room.  Our Complete Screed Wetroom Solution comes with a 80cm Linear Drain and grating to create a diverse range of luxury finishes - including Steel, Matt Black, Brushed Brass, Brushed Bronze and more. The grating is also reversible, allowing you to insert bespoke tile or stone for a seamless finish. With the ability to blend with any bathroom design, this screed wetroom solution can bring a touch of luxury to your home. Underfloor Heating This is a great option for a wet room and an extra touch of luxury. Not only will it be lovely and cosy to step onto after your shower, but underfloor heating can help get rid of excess water through evaporation.  Cleaning Luckily, keeping a wet room clean is actually very easy, and does not require any more effort than a standard bathroom. Generally, all you need to do is use a brush or sponge, alongside some mild soap, and carefully scrub the shower area around once a month. Using mild soap can help to protect the waterproofing from damage. Cleaning solutions with harsh solvents have been known to slowly degrade the membranes that keep wet rooms completely waterproof. Our membranes (included in the wet room box) are under a tiled floor so there is no need to worry about the slow degradation of the material and subsequent water leakage. To Wrap Up We hope that this guide has helped address the planning stages of incorporating your wet room and that you now feel ready to take on your wet room project! Explore our range of wet rooms and indulge your innermost design desires.

Since the rise of Cubism in the 1920s, minimalism has been rising in popularity. These days, we see entire Instagram pages devoted to white spaces and Scandi simplicity. And it makes sense why — these are interior designs that are instantly elevated and work in rooms of any size. In this article, we look at 7 easy minimalist bathroom ideas, covering everything from furniture to accessories.  Elevated minimalist bathroom ideas It can be difficult to make your bathroom minimalist without it being dull or uninspiring. But by selecting a few central pieces of furniture and making careful design choices, you can create a space where less truly is more.   1. Focus on creating cohesion with materials Too many different textures and colours can detract from the sense of calm and flow that can be found in a minimalist space.  So, as Jennifer Hallock of Jennifer Hallock Designs describes, it’s important to “choose a juxtaposition of materials that create a sensibility in the space, where no single element overwhelms the design.”  This means choosing a few elements that complement each other -— for example, you might pick a warm wooden floor and then opt for a neutral colour palette.  https://pin.it/5BOxM7k 2. Choose the right shower   Which shower you choose is one of the most important factors to consider when building a minimalist bathroom. Opting for one with a door that swings out can quickly make your space look cluttered and disrupt the clean lines that define a minimalist design.  Instead, choose a sliding door shower enclosure or even build a wet room to ensure a sleek, contemporary aesthetic.  https://pin.it/4C2sHQj 3.Get creative with storage A key tenant of minimalism is a lack of clutter so it’s important that your bathroom only has the essentials on display. Consider these storage tips to keep your space organised: Install a floating vanity unit to maximise floor space and maintain a clean visual aesthetic Use mirrored cabinets since they fulfil two purposes at once  Utilise vertical space by adding tall wall-mounted cabinets or open shelves 3.Choose the right accessories  Bathroom accessories such as toilet roll holders and robe hooks can easily detract from a streamlined minimalist look.  So it’s important to choose pieces that are subtle and unobtrusive. For example, opt for wall-hung towel rails or toilet roll holders to create a sense of uninterrupted visual flow.  4. Keep the lighting simple The right lighting is important for creating depth and direction in a minimalist space. Here’s how you can use it to accentuate focal points:  Use natural lighting wherever possible Incorporate adjustable lighting fixtures such as track lights or adjustable wall sconces that allow you to direct light precisely where it's needed If you have a standout furniture piece or fixture, like a standalone bathtub, consider using a spotlight or pendant light to make it a central focus in the room 5. Choose tiles that reflect the light As Gladys Lai highlighted when speaking to Vogue, the right tiles will also allow you to maximise light and create a clean, minimalist aesthetic.  She advises opting for “a tile that is soft in colour, has a varied surface, and is reflective.”  This could mean using large tiles in neutral tones like light grey or soft beige, for example.  You should also avoid grout lines to create a seamless overall appearance. https://pin.it/6Pj62Be 6. Include natural elements (sparingly) When it comes to minimalist bathroom ideas, greenery can actually be great as it allows you to break up a stark aesthetic and add true tranquillity.  However, you need to be strategic about where you place plants. Integrating them into areas where they can make the most impact without overwhelming the space is key.  For instance, you could position a potted cactus on a shelf or in a corner to create a soft focal point that counterbalances the minimalist lines. https://pin.it/77m2Rwp At 34 St John, we’re experts in modern minimalism. Use our design service and we’ll help you create the ultimate testament to minimalist beauty, without compromising on performance.

 It’s easy to feel that a small bathroom space can’t make an impact in your home. You might feel stuck creatively and decide to focus on other rooms in your house, but putting time and effort into your cloakroom can help increase the value of your home. It’s also the bathroom that your guests will use the most, so it’s worth making sure that it matches the rest of your home. Colours, furniture and fittings play an even more important part in a small space, as they can either make it feel claustrophobic or open it up.  Our design experts put these 12 ideas together so that you can design a downstairs bathroom that you’re proud of. 1. Choose light colours for your walls https://pin.it/5vzUMIEtN It’s common knowledge that lighter colours tend to be more effective in making a room look larger. And as Interior Designer Tanya Peters points out, “‘A light wall colour will allow the natural light to move around the space.” Here are some excellent colour choices for your bathroom walls: Creams, whites and beiges Pale, pastel blues and greens Light grey  If you want to add brighter colours, you can do so in accents. These will create a sense of depth and add a touch of sophistication, but you need to make sure that the overall colour scheme is unbroken light.    2. Use mirrors to make the space feel bigger https://pin.it/5idxbSE6C Mirrors are a great trick for making your bathroom feel bigger.  By placing them opposite a natural light source or next to light fixtures, you can amplify the perception of depth and create the illusion of a larger space.  Mirrored cabinets are also a great way to achieve this effect, providing extra storage space at the same time.  3. Mix different types of lighting & make the most of natural light https://pin.it/7K8XMeO0m The best lighting can brighten up your bathroom, making it feel bigger and more welcoming. The wrong lighting can make it look dark and cramped. Here are some tips to help you plan your lighting: Make the most of natural light by keeping windows clear and using frosted glass for privacy. If you don't have windows, think about installing a skylight. Mix different types of lighting, like general, task, and accent lighting, to add depth. Place ceiling lights, vanity lights, and wall sconces carefully to remove shadows and light the room evenly. Choose lights with a high Colour Rendering Index (CRI) to make colours appear brighter. 4. Make use of empty space by decorating vertically https://pin.it/4PrN3yywU Designer Natalia Miyar describes that “'Decorating vertically allows you to utilize different levels and is a great way to make use of empty space in a scheme.”  You can make the most out of your bathroom, by including these features: A wall-mounted toilet brush to keep the floor clear A wall-hung toilet to creates a feeling of more space Wall-mounted, long cabinets to minimise clutter Plant walls to integrate nature without the need for plant pots   5. Install a cloakroom basin https://pin.it/3x7A5ANd4 A cloakroom basin, also known as a wall-hung basin, is specifically designed to fit into tight spaces like corners. This allows you to make efficient use of space and create a more streamlined bathroom layout.  You can also incorporate extra storage solutions underneath it.  6. Minimize clutter In a small bathroom, clutter is your worst enemy. Even the cleverest tricks to maximise light and save space won’t work if your room is packed with too many things. Opt for wall-mounted vanities and mirrored cabinets to keep surfaces clear and tidy. Stylish containers are your best friend for organising essentials. To add some visual breathing space, consider open shelving - it breaks up the room and adds a sense of airiness while keeping everything within easy reach. 7. Choose reflective materials that bounce light around the room https://pin.it/3UerkQCTW The materials you choose can play a major role in how your small bathroom feels. Opt for reflective surfaces such as glossy tiles, glass, and metallic accents. These bounce light around and add depth.  Contrasting smooth, reflective materials with tactile finishes (like natural stone or textured tiles) can create a dynamic balance. This mixture of textures makes the room feel layered and thoughtfully designed, not just squeezed into a box. 8. Build a feature wall to make it visually striking https://pin.it/2rY16HoCz We love the idea of a feature wall to make the bathroom artistic and visually pleasing. A small bathroom is the perfect place to do it, as you don’t have the luxury of adding tonnes of furniture or a big freestanding bath as visual centrepieces - you have to get creative. We particularly like this wood paneling, Japandi inspired bathroom design. You could also look at having one wall in a patterned wallpaper or a contrasting colour as an option. 9. Use clever zoning for functionality https://pin.it/2xbt4W6Ee Even a small bathroom can benefit from zoning - the process of dividing the space into functional areas. Use different flooring or tile patterns to distinguish the shower from the sink area. By visually separating different functions, you give the impression of a larger, more structured space.  Zoning also provides a subconscious sense of order, which is soothing and makes the bathroom feel more user-friendly. For example, a distinct backsplash behind the sink can act as a design feature, while a different tile pattern in the shower zone separates wet and dry areas. 10. Choose glass panels instead of shower curtains https://pin.it/jyBR8tcdl In a small bathroom, bulky shower curtains or solid partitions can cut the room in half visually, making it feel cramped. Opt for a frameless glass shower screen instead. Glass panels maintain the visual flow, making the entire room feel more open and connected.  This technique allows light to pass through freely, keeping the space bright and airy. A clear shower enclosure feels less obtrusive and extends the sightlines, making the bathroom seem larger than it is. 11. Create a sense of movement with patterns https://pin.it/5tSnah1kT Patterns, when used thoughtfully, can add life and movement to a small bathroom. Horizontal stripes on the walls or flooring can visually elongate the space, while diagonal patterns create an interesting dynamic that draws attention away from the room’s size.  Geometric tiles in small doses can also add character without overwhelming the senses. Just be mindful to use patterns sparingly, as too much can make a small bathroom feel busy. 12. Choose quality finishes for a luxurious feel https://pin.it/6Q9w2J58X Investing in high-quality finishes is crucial for making a small bathroom feel luxurious. Since you’re dealing with a limited area, upgrading the fixtures like taps, showerheads, and handles can make a big impact. Opt for polished chrome, brushed brass, or matte black finishes to introduce a modern edge and elevate the space.  Luxurious touches, like a high-end vanity or premium tiles, can make even a small bathroom feel like a high-end retreat. It’s all about quality over quantity. Making your small bathroom work for you: Don’t forget that we offer our very own bathroom design service for just £100 a pop - refunded in full if you choose the design we provided!.

A matt black theme exudes easy modern style and sophistication. However, it can be more difficult than it first seems to accessorise. Include too many black features and your bathroom ends up looking gothic and dingy. Add too much colour and you cheapen the style. Opt for an off-shade of black and the aesthetic starts looking off too.  To truly elevate your space, you need features like soft lighting, metallic accents and fully matt black fixtures. So, in this article, we explore where you can find them and how you can use them to build a space with that distinctive allure that matt black provides.  How to decorate a bathroom with black fixtures  Matt black is one of those timeless bathroom designs that will always be in style. Here’s how to make the look work.  1. Balance with white elements If you have too much black in a space, it can appear darker and smaller. Conversely, as Designer Camile Okhio describes, “When done correctly, black and white is easy on the eyes and provides a sharp contrast that feels like it came together naturally.” Pay attention to how you balance your matt black fixtures against lighter elements such as walls and countertops. If you have white versions of the following key pieces of bathroom furniture, you can also make the space appear more hygienic: Toilets Basin wastes Shower trays  2. Incorporate metallic furnishings Metallic furnishings and accents provide more dynamicity than white features, bringing a touch of glamour and sophistication to a space and adding warmth and texture.  Just take a look at one of our steel baths as an example of how this can look in practice. Set against a predominantly matt black background, it appears striking, with fluid lines and mesmerising reflections.   3. Embrace different materials and textures Incorporating varied materials and textures is the perfect way to offset the boldness of matt black fixtures and add depth to a space. And, as Designer Hayley Watters says, “Creating diversity through design using texture is a great way to give a space personality in a more subtle and understated way.”  You could, for example, include a rattan basket and some pampas grass to create a distinctly elevated feel. Or, if you were going for a different aesthetic, you might opt for a sleek and polished look by incorporating marble countertops and glass accessories.     4. Optimize your lighting To complement your bathroom with black fixtures, you have several lighting options to choose from:  Bright Industrial-Style Pendant Lights. These will add a touch of urban charm to the space and you can choose black or metallic accents to tie in with the matt black fixtures. Sconces or Wall Lights. You can use these to provide localized illumination on a textured area. This will ensure that the matt look doesn’t become overwhelming.  Recessed Lighting. Make sure that these are carefully placed to provide even, warm light throughout the space. Cabinet lighting. Consider opting for a cabinet (such as our mirrored cabinet) which includes in-built lighting to add a contemporary touch. Natural Light. In many ways, this is the best solution to complement matt black fixtures since it balances out darkness. Clear window space, install a mirror and install a skylight if possible.  5. Include natural elements Adding natural elements can soften the dramatic and sometimes harsh appearance of a matt black aesthetic. Look to plants, rattan containers, and cotton bath mats as easy places to start.  6. Ensure your accessories are aligned  When it comes to more essential accessories, like towel rails and toilet roll holders, it’s important to look out for items that match a deep matt black closely. This is because these are the touchstones that will tie your look together and anything off will start to cheapen the look. We know it can be hard to find a range of accessories that are the deep matt black you need for your space. And that’s why we created pieces like our matt black robe hooks, towel rails, wall-mounted toilet brushes and toilet roll holders.  Get in touch today to find out more about how they can contribute to your elevated and sleek aesthetic. 

 A luxurious bathroom can improve your home, making daily routines feel special while also increasing its overall value. This is an evergreen, trending theme that continues to captivate homeowners, but mastering the art of creating a truly luxurious bathroom requires a keen eye for detail and the right choices.  The good news is that achieving this look is easier than you might think - it’s a style that’s easy to customise with a few thoughtful upgrades. 1) Upgrade to luxury taps Luxury is now all about ease and convenience, even when it comes to accessing the water. Modern taps let you adjust the temperature with a simple lift and turn, eliminating the need to twist and turn multiple times to find the perfect setting. Once you’ve found your ideal temperature, you can keep it set, making your next use as effortless as lifting the tap. Beyond functionality, finishes play a crucial role in adding that high-end feel. Consider polished chrome taps, for a timeless shine, brushed brass taps for warmth, or matt black taps for for a more contemporary edge.  https://pin.it/74sx507OC 2) Add a freestanding oval bathtub Nothing says luxury like a freestanding oval bathtub. This elegant addition becomes a beautiful focal point in your bathroom, giving it a spa-like feel. Choose a material like cast iron, or stone for a truly premium effect.  https://pin.it/7y2SPL6Lw 3) Try colour drenching for a dramatic transformation Consider colour drenching your bathroom by using a single shade across walls, ceilings, and even fixtures to create a visually impactful effect. Rich tones like deep navy, forest, green, or charcoal can bring a sense of luxury, giving your bathroom an impressive look. This trend is set to be a popular choice for 2024 and is expected to continue making waves well into 2025. https://pin.it/5JpUFHWgo  4) Add hidden lighting  Hidden lighting is one of the most impactful ways to add luxury to your bathroom. If you do choose to colour drench your bathroom, hidden lighting can give the illusion of different tones with the same shade.  Install hidden lights around mirrors, under cabinets, or along the ceiling to create a welcoming space that subtly highlights the luxurious features you’ve carefully chosen. https://pin.it/5dSLSmj9d  5) add artwork to your walls Whether it’s a calming landscape, abstract print, or modern piece, art brings character and makes your bathroom feel more curated. Opt for pieces in two vibrant shades or black-and-white palette to create a more bougie style to the room.   6) Choose a bathroom feature that stands out From a vibrant vanity unit in a bold colour to a modern stool or indoor plant, adding a special feature can give your bathroom a luxurious touch. Having something that really stands out and makes the space expressive also gives guests the impression that you have a keen eye for interior design.  7) Choose a luxury countertop basin Choosing a countertop basin for your vanity can instantly transform the room. Materials like marble, glass, or ceramic turn the basin into a true feature, adding character and giving your bathroom, and your home, a more modern feel. This addition improves the overall design while also maximising counter space, making your bathroom easier to use and maintain. https://pin.it/Cm8LXErIX 8) Refresh your bathroom with fresh paint or wallpaper  A fresh coat of paint or some stylish wallpaper can make a world of difference Some luxurious colour ideas include: Cream and gold  Industrial minimalism with grey concrete walls White walls with brass or chrome accessories Matt black theme Bold accent walls with bright stand out colours or patterns If you don’t know where to start, check out our guide to choosing the perfect bathroom colour scheme. Whether you opt for calming neutral tones or decide to make a statement with bold colours or patterns, this simple update can transform your bathroom. 9) Introduce a statement piece From a stylish vintage stool to a striking indoor plant, introducing a statement piece to your bathroom can be an easy way to add a touch of luxury. Think of often neglected items and see if you can simply upgrade them. Maybe you turn a standard mirror into an LED lit mirror, or you replace your standard toilet with a smart toilet. https://pin.it/3wDwV4CsK 10) Add a towel warmer For a real touch of luxury, consider installing a towel warmer in your bathroom. This is a true simple upgrade that can make your everyday bathroom routine feel like a trip to the spa. 11) Choose high-quality towels From towel warmers to the towels themselves. They are of course an everyday necessity in the bathroom, but remember that not all towels are created equal. There's nothing quite like the feel of a soft, fluffy, plush bathroom towel after a relaxing bath or shower. When colour coordinated, or even in contrasting shades, they can really set the style of your bathroom. 12) Go for a rainfall showerhead For a true boutique-hotel style feel, consider replacing your standard shower set up with a rainfall or waterfall shower. The waterfall shower is truly stunning - it’s an option you can choose if you fancy feeling like you’re taking a shower in a nature-surrounding waterfall. Imagine the warm water cascading down after a long day at work… pure luxury. https://pin.it/5EBttlFrU 13) Incorporate indoor plants Adding a pop of colour and life to your space, indoor plants can bring a fresh, vibrant touch to your bathroom – with many varieties even thriving in its humidity. Choose plants that complement your bathroom's size and style, whether it’s small potted plants on shelves, to large statement plants. Whatever your preference, you can easily use plants to make your bathroom feel more luxurious. 15) Use scented candles and diffusers Smell plays a very important role in how we interpret any space. Whether you prefer fresh, floral or calming scents, the right scent can absolutely turn your bathroom into a personal retreat. Scented candles and diffusers are an effective yet simple way to create a relaxing and inviting atmosphere through aroma. https://pin.it/1BLNSKIRd