A trip to the spa leaves you feeling relaxed, pampered, and rejuvenated.
Be sure to choose plants that willthrive in a humid bathroom environmentand in the light the space receives.
Declutter Your Space
Cluttered countertops and jam-packed bathroom cabinets aren’t conducive to relaxation.
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Use Calming Colors
Choose soft, mutedcolors to establish a tranquil environment.
Clear glass jars are great for holding sponges, cotton rounds, and other small items.
Organize toiletries on a tray by the sink to add a luxurious feel to your vanity area.
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Store like items together, and use smaller containers to subdivide into categories.
Keeping everything together in one spot makes getting ready stress-free.
Soften Floors with Rugs
Create luxuriously soft spaces bycovering bathroom floors with plush rugs.
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To further brighten a dim bathroom, install additional light fixtures orchoose brighter bulbs.
Incorporate Calming Scents
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Certain scents can instantly transport you to a peaceful mental space.
Incorporate aromatherapy into your bathroom with calming scents like lavender, rosemary, or ylang-ylang.
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Essential oil diffusers and scented candles, lotions, or soaps provide simple ways to set a tranquil mood.
Orhang a bundle of eucalyptusin your shower for a fresh burst of fragrance when you turn on the water.
Position a chair near your tub or shower enclosure for a comfy spot to towel off.
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It should be upholstered in an indoor-outdoor fabric that can withstand minor heat and steam.
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