And if you’re bundling up this winter, you’ll need to get to know everything about hygge and how to practice it at home. Not only is installing some floating shelves practical but styled the right way they can be a great decor addition too. I love this wooden wall shelf from Urban Outfitters to recreate a similar look. Look for textiles like bathmats and hand towels for an easy way to bring patterns into the scheme. Adding one or two items in this print is a great small-budget bathroom idea to spruce up the place.

The deep blue walls that take up the rest of the space are not only a beautiful tone but also work perfectly against the marbled tiles and the wood effect flooring. In this example, the interior designer has used a soft blue for the walls in the form of glossy hexagonal tiles, which form a cool and calming backdrop. A notable decor choice is the white lower half of the wall, accented with a classic dado rail, which balances the colour scheme.

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That includes incorporating unique pieces into your design that can be placed, hung, or installed in various places. Get creative with plaster to create textured walls in your bathroom. Ditch any ingrained tendencies that might lead you to pristine perfection and instead aim for a rough surface that’s visually intriguing. In the same way that you can get creative when it comes to the color of your bathtub, you can also opt for a tub that isn’t the typical shape.

• A wall-mounted faucet complements the look without disturbing the eye.
• Mirrors reflect light and pattern, which creates the illusion of a larger space while doubling the effect of any lighting.
• Canisters are also helpful for sorting and storing daily bathroom essentials including makeup wipes, Q-tips, bath salts, and more.
• Wood-look tiles connect you to nature and increase feelings of wellness.