How to Make Your Bathroom Feel Like a Spa

Spa baths have become very popular, and many of us are eager to create a nourishing paradise at home. If you want to take your bathroom beyond pure functionality, check out these ideas to make your bathroom feel comfortable, serene, and indulgent.

Change Towels

For a luxurious feeling after bathing or showering, it’s a good idea to have some soft towels. There are many gorgeous, inexpensive designs on the market, so it’s a great way to create a spa-style bathroom on a budget. Don’t forget to bring a bath towel that is large enough to wrap you completely. Don’t forget to donate your old towels.

Stock up on Essentials

You’ll also need some luxury toiletries, scented perfumes, and ambience candles. Some comfort items will help create a luxurious spa feel, so find your favorite perfumes and toiletries. If you don’t want to waste your favorite products in your daily wash, you can save them for occasional use, but make sure you can easily use them when you need them.

Sit in a Chair

A chair next to the bath or shower can be used to dry your toes, apply body lotion, or relax before or after bathing. It doesn’t have to be a big armchair. If equipped with seat cushions for added comfort, make sure the room is well ventilated or choose a waterproof fabric to avoid moisture.

Surround Yourself with Plants

A little greenery in the bathroom was impeccable. The plants create a cosy feel, provide some lovely looks, and have the added benefit of bringing oxygen into the room. If you want to make your small bathroom look like a spa, but don’t have enough floor space, you can hang a planter above the tub.

Use Wood to Create a Softer Look

For a natural feel, make sure to use plenty of wooden surfaces. The soft wood grain looks great next to the sleek white sink and bathtub and helps make the rustic bathroom feel more comfortable.

Stay Comfortable

For the ultimate indulgence, why not decorate your bathroom like your bedroom or living room? Turn it into a place to relax, not a place to take a shower and leave.

Provide Perch

If you’re designing a new shower, consider providing a built-in position where you can sit – this can be handy if you need to reach your calves or feet. It’s also a great place to dry out while enjoying the steam from a hot shower.

Select a Tactile Surface

In addition to wood, consider introducing other textures to soften the space and make it feel more luxurious. The soothing finishes give the room a lovely and calming atmosphere. Instead of tearing everything down and starting over, ask the interior designer or contractor for advice on adding to or reconfiguring an existing design.