From Bland To Beautiful: Simple Steps To Revamp Your Bathroom

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For many of us, there’s nothing more tempting than a hot bubble bath at the end of the day, but what happens if your bathroom is more bland than beautiful? If you’re eager to create a tranquil haven, you don’t have to embark on a large-scale remodel or spend a fortune. Here are some simple steps to revamp and freshen up your bathroom.

Painting

If your bathroom has coloured walls, dated wallpaper, or paint flaking off around the edges, a fresh coat of paint will make all the difference. Fill in cracks, smooth the walls with sandpaper, wipe the surface clean and test out different shades before you grab a roller and a brush. It’s best to avoid bright and dark shades for small spaces. White and neutral tones open up cramped rooms, creating the illusion of a bigger, brighter space. If you love colour, you can add different shades using accessories and soft furnishings. It’s a good idea to apply at least two coats of paint if you’re covering dark colours. You’ll need to leave the first layer to dry fully before adding the next coat.

Tiling

Have your bathroom tiles seen better days or are you looking to use tiles or shower panels for walls to modernise and revitalise your bathroom? Tiles and wall panels are a brilliant way to add colour or to introduce a pattern or a theme, and they are also practical and durable. If you’re not a tiling expert, you can follow online tutorials or enlist the services of professional bathroom fitters. There is a vast range of tiles and panels available today, and you can choose from understated plain colours for a modern, minimalist look, vintage patterns for a romantic vibe or ornate prints for a quirky retro feel. It’s worth browsing galleries and taking inspiration from interior magazines and websites to help you create a mental vision. 

Accessories

Accessories and finishing touches can make a real difference when it comes to creating a beautiful, stylish, serene bathroom. Once you’ve chosen a colourway and a theme, you can add details to elevate the aesthetic to the next level and personalise the space. From toilet roll and brush holders and matching bath mats and rugs to potted plants and mirrors, you can use your accessories to channel a host of trends. Perhaps you’re a fan of vintage styles, you love monochrome, or you gravitate towards the natural look, and you want to bring the outdoors in. Whatever your taste and style, you can use accents and touches to create a unique space that you love. If you spot accessories you’re desperate to buy in glossy magazines or on designer sites, it’s worth using a search engine to look for more affordable copies and similar products. 

For many of us, the bathroom is one of the most important rooms in the house. If your bathroom is tired, or it could do with some TLC, bear these tips in mind to create a heavenly haven in your home. 

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