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How to Incorporating Other Features in a Bathroom?

Contrast black with white. The drama that a black bathroom can offer is most prevalent when there is a healthy amount of white to provide some striking contrast. The brighter the white the better. Further, classic white fixtures, such as the sink and tub, will not only provide great contrast to black, but will reflect light well.

Another good way to add contrast to dark walls is by painting the ceiling white. This will also help the bathroom feel cleaner and more open. Incorporate texture. If material costs are not a factor, consider going with black marble walls. The variously-colored veins that run through marble will add subtle and appealing contrast. Another way to add texture along with a touch of black is by staining any wood features with an ebony stain.

Dark, textured materials create shadows within a 2-D surface, which imbues a room with character in class. Opt for black flooring. A great alternative to black walls is black flooring. This is likely the best option in bathrooms do not have windows. The classic example would be black, reflective tiles, perhaps held in place with a bright white grout.

Checkered white and black tiles is also popular, and for good reason – it adds both class and enjoyment to a bathroom. Outfit the bathroom with black items. There are plenty of specific ways to add an extra splash of black to the bathroom. For instance, a dark black floor mat will look especially good on a light colored floor surrounded by black walls. If only some of your walls or your cabinets will be black, consider hanging photos in black frames.

Whatever you choose, try to feature black accessories in locations that will stand out. For instance, store folded black towels on metal or glass shelves, as opposed to hanging them in front of a black wall.

How to Eliminating Bathroom Clutter?

Your bathroom should be a comfortable space that is also functional and easy to use. Designing a bathroom to suit your needs requires an attention to detail and a practical approach to the space. Start by determining the layout of the bathroom. Choose the bathroom fixtures, like the toilet, the sink, and the shower or tub, as well as accessories like storage baskets, shelving, and a mirror. Then, create a design plan for the bathroom so you can build it to suit your needs.

Install cabinets or shelves. Extra shelves and cabinets help organize your bathroom by hiding clutter. Opt for tall corner cabinets for discreet storage spaces to hold towels and additional toiletries without taking up much space.

Cabinetry can be added under a sink to store toothbrushes, deodorants, and other personal hygiene products. Shelves above the toilet add extra storage for extra toilet paper. A lazy Susan under the counter is a great way to organize extra items while keeping them readily available.

Use hooks on the back of the door for towels and robes. Keep your towels and robes out of the way and out of sight behind your door. Different styles of hooks can be drilled into or hung from the door. If you want to keep your door clear, install hooks in the wall directly behind the door.

Command hooks make easy and cheap replacements for metal hooks. If you live in a humid climate, hooks may keep your towels damp. install a towel bar next to the shower so they can hang and dry. Hide a medicine cabinet behind the mirror. Storing pill bottles and small first aid kits in a medicine cabinet help clear off counter space. Find a cabinet with a mirrored door to keep the cabinet subtle. Hang the cabinet above the sink for easy access.

Place wire baskets in the shower to hold soap and shampoo. Baskets can be attached with suction cups or hang from the shower head. Place the basket in a location that’s easy to reach. Store any bottles and bar soap in the basket to clear out the corners of your tub. Throw away any products you haven’t used in a while to remove any extra clutter you may have.