Between finding the best multifunctional bathroom furniture and paring back your counter decor, shaving back your clutter can help make your bathroom feel that little bit more sophisticated.
A minimalist bathroom is often touted to be one of the best wellness bathroom ideas, allowing you to focus purely on the essentials in the space and reduce the visual noise that makes us feel stressed – ideal when you want a relaxing soak in the tub or a laid-back nighttime routine.
A large wicker laundry basket with a removable lid in the doorway of a country bathroom.
Hiding laundry baskets in your home can be an uphill battle – they are essential to keeping our homes tidy, but they can be a real eyesore in the corner of a well-designed room.
For a minimalist bathroom, Christina Giaquinto, professional organizer and brand ambassador of Modular Closets suggests getting rid of the bulky, plastic laundry baskets altogether, and working with a foldable option instead, taking discarded clothes to a more permanent wicker hamper,
Foldable baskets function just as a regular laundry basket, but the added convenience of folding it up when you are not moving a laundry load around is amazing!
If you have a small bathroom, it allows you to save an incredible amount of space.
They fold up flat and can be hung on the inside of your door, stand nicely next to your dryer, or fit beautifully in between a shelf.
Minimalist, modern bathroom with string shelving white unit, decorated with towels, toiletries, decorative objects, matching marble tiles on walls and floors, matching tiled bath with copper tap
Clear bathroom storage can be great to see what you have in a pinch, but in a practical space like a bathroom, it helps to hide the mismatched containers of products and clutter that are essential to everyday life.
A little bit of bathroom decor can go a long way, especially if you want to make a bathroom look cozy.
But, in a minimalist space, it only gets in the way,
Experts say a minimalist look favors sleek lines, space, and order, ‘so if you have colorful decorations with mismatched patterns in your bathroom, move them to another room and don’t let random trinkets take over your bathroom.
Traditional wooden unit with two round sinks in a bathroom with Victorian floor tiles.
Acing your towel storage is a great way to achieve the minimalist look in a bathroom as you free up the counter and shelving space.
When you don’t have space in a linen closet or hallway cabinet, then you can corral them in a niche nook,
Consider stacking and folding hand towels like a spa, or using a decorative basket or tray to help keep them in one spot.
Dirty laundry all over your floor? Get rid of all of the clutter in your bathroom. An organized and simplified look will give your bathroom a chic, minimalist aesthetic look.
If you have two or more half-opened bottles of the same product, then it can help to pour them all into one container to cut back on how much is on display on your counter or in your shower more quickly too without having to dispose of unused product. Anything you have not opened and has not expired should be donated.
When creating a minimalist bathroom, it helps to have fittings with smooth, clean lines and neutral colors to help make the space calming to the eye.
Floating vanities and wash basins are good for this with basic shapes to create a visually appealing room. Besides the basic essentials, you should then decorate with purely functional items – a decorative but simple hand soap dispenser, for instance, a candle, or rolled and stacked towels. This can help to soften the space while also keeping it pared back.
Source : Joycelyn Marigold -Africa Home Building News