A well-thought-out guest toilet is the key to making your visitors feel at home. But decorating a space that someone else will use has its challenges. That’s especially true when you consider that guest bathrooms are typically much smaller than master bedroom bathrooms. Your challenge is to create a space that not only works in terms of decor, but also functionally. In addition, it must help your guests relax.
To get you started, we’ve rounded up the best tips and tricks on what to put in a guest toilet, how to decorate it and lots of simple and affordable bathroom ideas. Read on for tips on how to design a space that impresses your visitors.
Creating a relaxing haven starts with premium towels for your guests. There is nothing more soothing than cocooning yourself in a soft, cozy towel after a refreshing shower. The best towels for a guest toilet are made from 100% high quality cotton and should balance absorbency and softness.
The classic bathroom package in Turkish cotton that you find at Parachute is the easiest way to stock up on high-quality towels for your guest toilet. It contains four of each type of towel: four bath sheets, four hand towels, four washcloths – plus a bath mat. Fold your towels strategically to evoke a sense of luxury in your guest bathroom.
Plants aren’t just for your living room or bedroom. They also look incredibly elegant in a bathroom and add a relaxing, organic vibe to the space. The key to choosing the right plants is to have a good idea of the humidity level in the guest toilet, as well as the amount of sunlight. Cast iron plants, begonias, ferns and Chinese evergreens are incredibly hardy plants that thrive in changing conditions. If your guest toilet doesn’t get too cold at night, you can also choose orchids. These charming plants add color and unexpected elegance.
