Turn Your Bathroom into a Luxurious Spa Retreat

No matter your bathroom's size or style, transform it into a spa-like oasis with these easy tips.

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A relaxing and invigorating bath after a long, tiring day is something everyone desires. You can elevate this experience by creating a spa bath right in your home.

This trend is gaining momentum, thanks to the growing demand for a calm, easy, and natural lifestyle.

Regardless of your bathroom's size or style, every bathroom can become a luxurious spa retreat. Here are some tips on how to transform your bathroom into a spa.

 

Tranquility Through Colors

The main idea of a spa is a serene space, which is why light and neutral colors, such as white and beige, are most suitable. These colors are common in spa bathrooms. In addition to neutral shades, you can incorporate earthy colors like soft orange and brown.

 

Warmth of Wood

Few materials are as effectively calming as wood. Therefore, incorporate it into your spa bath. Even though it might seem unusual, you can include wood in wet areas, just ensure it's properly sealed.

Wood can be used on floors, ceilings, or as wall cladding. You can also incorporate it into cabinets, shelves, niches, and decorative items.

If wood is too costly or you don't have the time and energy for maintaining it, opt for wood-like coverings. These days, you can find wood-imitating tiles that perfectly replicate the color and texture of wood. This can be an excellent low-maintenance alternative, priced similarly to other ceramic tiles.

 

Freshness and Balance with Plants

An essential element in a spa bathroom is plants. They bring freshness and help purify the environment.

Some species even release a pleasant aroma when they come into contact with steam from the shower.

You can bring plants into your bathroom in pots, place them directly on the floor, or on shelves and niches.

 

Comfort

Comfort is a key part of a spa-inspired bathroom. A well-designed space isn't enough if it's not comfortable. Therefore, consider using soft rugs, indirect lighting from candles or lamps, fragrant and soft velvet towels, and more.

 

Order

The design of a spa bathroom generally follows a principle that keeps everything within reach: towels, soaps, and other essentials. Hygiene products are typically displayed in baskets or organized on shelves and niches. It's crucial for the bathroom to be functional and orderly, as well as beautiful. After all, no one can relax in a messy environment.

Tami Rotenberg is an architect and interior designer. For questions and feedback:TammyRotenberg@Gmail.com

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