Creating a comfortable and welcoming guest bathroom requires attention to detail, say interior design experts. Six common errors can undermine the space's impact. First, "half-used toiletries and personal items" should be cleared, replaced with neatly arranged travel-sized essentials. Second, worn or rough towels should be swapped for soft, neutral-coloured towels to enhance comfort. Third, cleaning supplies and laundry should be kept out of sight, with storage solutions such as lidded baskets or discreet hampers.
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Overpowering fragrances are also discouraged, with subtle, natural scents preferred to maintain a calming atmosphere. Harsh lighting should be avoided in favour of warm, diffused bulbs around 2700K, combined with layered lighting and full-length mirrors to improve both function and ambiance. Finally, cluttered surfaces should be cleared, leaving only minimal decorative elements to maintain a calm and stylish environment.
Experts emphasise proper bathroom zoning, separating dry, semi-wet, and wet areas for flow and practicality. Thoughtful storage solutions for guest toiletries and essentials are essential to prevent clutter. With these adjustments, even small bathrooms can achieve a boutique-hotel standard, leaving visitors with a memorable and refined experience.
Source: www.livingetc.com
