Bathroom renovations always pose a challenge. Whether it's limited space hindering our decision-making or indecision about the right finishes, there are always hurdles to overcome. That's why designers exist – specialists who can guide us towards choices that align with both our style and desires.
The first room we enter every morning is the bathroom. That's where we start our day, so we need a vibrant, well-lit and airy space that will put us in a positive state of mind for the rest of the day.
I've always associated the color violet or purple with royalty, with an air of distinction and unique elements because it's a color rarely found in nature. It's an intense yet cool color, but not as distant as blue or ochre, for example.
Moving in together is a big step in a relationship and involves a series of sacrifices from both parties. For example, figuring out each person's space in the bathroom.
The first recommendation we receive when deciding to use yellow in home decor is to opt for soft, tempered tones, as electric and very strong shades tire the eye and create a feeling of agitation.
The bathroom can be a challenging space to design and arrange, especially when the available space is limited and narrow. What can we do to efficiently organize our bathroom and its necessities?
When designing a bathroom, we usually consider aspects such as the type of tiles and grout to be used, furniture, and the type of lighting to be installed. Even though faucets may seem like a negligible aspect of bathroom design, they play an important role.
Every room in our home deserves a special décor. Even the bathroom. Regardless of the space we have available, we can furnish it in the most pleasant way possible.
It is very important to keep every part of the house tidy and organized. The bathroom is no exception to this rule. There are a variety of storage and decorating ideas for the bathroom: from cabinet models, shelves, racks or boxes and baskets where you can store towels and other necessary accessories.
We all dream of a spacious and elegant bathroom. However, many of us only have small and cramped bathrooms that we don't know how to decorate.
The "I Geometrici" towel warmers are designed by Brazilian designer Monica Geronimi and were launched by the Italian design company MG 12. What's essential to know is that this collection consists of a set of towel warmers unlike any you've seen before.
