They can come in all colours, shapes and sizes. Some people
like them ladened with luxuries whilst others prefer a simpler more
minimalistic approach.
One thing is for sure, the bathroom is a vital part of any
home.
It’s where you spend the majority of your time cleaning and preparing
yourself for each day. It is a space that most could not do without.
With this in mind it’s no surprise that people are
particularly picky when it comes to choosing what bathroom furniture they have within
their bathrooms.
Spatial Awareness
However you prefer your bathroom to look, selecting the right
style of furniture is important.These fixtures and fittings will have a huge
impact on not just how the room looks, but how you interact with the space as
well.
The style, size and type of furniture you choose will
obviously depend on the available space.Whether you’ve got a lot of spare room to
work with or just a little, you will have to factor this in to your decision
making process.
Make Some Room
There are many advantages to having a smaller bathroom, for
one thing it’s much easier to keep clean. For those of you with limited space,
you’ll be looking for ways to make the most of what you have.
Storage is the key point to consider here. You’ll want to
invest in lots of smart storage options that give you plenty of room to go
about your business whilst not sacrificing any of the area’s aesthetics. You
don’t have to hide everything away, but you do want to be able to keep things
tidy.
Super Storage
Under-sink cupboards and mirrored cabinets combine storage capabilities
with usability and allow you to stow away toiletries without taking up that
much needed space.The use of mirrors will also help visually expand the room,
making it feel bigger than it is.
Corner modules and built-in laundry compartments allow you to
store items in a space that you might not consider usable at first. Install a
wall-mounted towel radiator and you’ll be able to hang out your towels (wet or
dry) whilst you bathroom heats up.
If floor-space is a problem, don’t be afraid to fit some
shelves above your fixtures. Just be sure to choose a material that fits with
the rest of the bathroom’s style, such as frosted glass or chrome on light
coloured tiles.
Have Some Fun
People
with larger bathroom spaces have plenty more freedom when it comes to design
and furniture choices. This extra space gives a lot more room for manoeuvre
when it comes to choosing fittings.
Classic
brass tubs or ultra-stylised slick baths offer a great focal point for the
room, whilst paired sinks fitted into long workstations give everyone enough
room to get ready in peace. These are ideal for busy couples who need to be
ready fast or for those who share their bathroom space.
If you’re
looking to add a little more character to your fixtures, you could always opt
for attractive handles and faucets. Sleek chrome cupboard handles suggest a
certain level of elegance and traditional taps can turn an ordinary sink into a
work of art.
Stay Focussed
With so
much space it can often be hard to stick to one style,
and it’s important to remember that it’s as much about the colour palette as it
is the materials used. Whilst timber fittings bring a natural elegance and
softness to your lavatory, marble or geo-stone offer a fantastic blend of
classic and contemporary. Whether you use laminate, marble, geo-stone or
timber, make sure that all your furniture matches up for the most eye-pleasing
effect.
Author Bio:
This Guest Post was written by The
Utopia Bathroom Group, a leading manufacturer of luxury bathroom furniture.
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3 comments:
This helps me to gain some knowledge about bathroom fittings. According to my personal point of view Bathroom fittings are one of the most important things in your home. I’m glad your post helps me out.
I start to build own home. This article is helps for me to building purposes. There have two attach bathrooms and one guest bathroom. I think can get the best finishing bathrooms.
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