Designing a bathroom to relax in

One of the best tips to creating a relaxing space is to have no mess! Sometimes the ‘less is more’ principle is key. Of course our bathrooms can’t be completely empty, but keeping clutter out of sight can be a huge help. Storing appliances under the sink or on shelves keeps the room tidy, that then helps to reduce stress levels. If you feel as though there is no room to store all your belongings, storage baskets may be a good idea.

If you are thinking of changing the walls in your bathroom, all natural may be the way to go. Cool colours such as white, grey and blue creates a calm and welcoming environment. Not only is this ideal for creating a relaxing space, cool and light tones also help to make a room feel larger, giving the illusion of a bigger bathroom to all of your visitors.

Making your bathroom the most relaxing space for you personally can come down to what makes you feel most calm. If you enjoy outdoor spaces and nature comforts you, house plants and greenery can be ideal. A new trend included hanging vines, often from shelves to make your indoor space that little bit more inclusive of the outdoor world!

The lighting in your bathroom can have a huge impact on how it makes you feel. Harsh lighting can be one of the reasons you struggle to relax, even if you feel as though the room is perfect. Switching white light to a more golden tone can be helpful especially on dark nights. If you’re a fan of candles they can also be a great addition