It doesn’t matter if you live in a massive mansion or a little studio apartment. One feature unites every house: everyone has at least one bathroom with a toilet, a sink, and a shower or bathtub. And even while those three things in the room might be the most crucial ones, you’ll still need a lot more. There are a lot of things you should include. Your bathroom must be practical, just like every other room in your house. If you are unable to use the sink to run hot water, the toilet to flush, or the tub to drain water, it won’t be much use to you. You’ll need the following items for your bathroom to operate properly:
Bath Mat
Bathroom floors always become wet; there is no way to prevent it. Have a bath mat that is absorbent on the ground close to your shower to help you get out of the tub without slipping. Leaving the tub with wet feet can be extremely dangerous.
Toothbrush Holder
A toothbrush holder is not necessary if you use an electronic toothbrush, but it is necessary if you use a manual toothbrush. You can put it on your vanity or sink, hide it in your medicine chest, or keep it in a cupboard next to the sink. There is no reason to set your toothbrush straight on the side of the sink when there are so many toothbrush holders available.
Mirror
A bathroom need is a mirror. It can be difficult to fix your hair and cosmetics without one, to put it mildly. There are numerous wall-mounted mirror options that you can setup yourself if your bathroom doesn’t already have one.
Air Freshener
If you want to keep your bathroom feeling fresh, you have a range of options for air fresheners. There are several options, including candles, sprays, and essential oils. There are more and more natural solutions available to pick what tickles your nose the most.
Decoration
The bathroom is not the place for your next art wall collection, but a few pieces of decor here and there won’t hurt anything either. In general, going with a more basic design for your bathroom is a wise choice. Maintain simple colors, clean lines, and little decoration.
Shower Curtain
This item is a little bit more difficult to forget than the other bathroom necessities! There are a variety of mildew-resistant shower curtains and liners to choose from before you even consider the pattern. A curtain with a built-in liner, a separate plastic liner, or no liner at all are all options. You have a choice! Because the shower curtain is the biggest canvas in the bathroom, pairing it with the matching shower hooks is a natural approach to add a vibe and style to your space. And the greatest part is that if you decide to change your mind and want a new design in there, it’s simple to swap out!
And the list goes on and on, but these few items are not to be missed for a spa like experience in the heart of your home.
