IT'S easy to think giving your bathroom a makeover will be costly and time-consuming - but a few small changes can go a long way. Successful bathroom design is often about the extra details. By addressing what can seem like minor matters, it’s possible to transition a bathroom from lacking to luxe.
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George Manders, Senior Consultant at homewares brand Haddon, has revealed six simple tips that can lift the look and feel of your loo in less than a minute. And his 60-second upgrades won't break the bank either. George says: "Branded plastic bottles will always lower the tone of a bathroom, even when designer brands are in use.
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"Investing in an appealing ceramic soap dispenser will add a small touch of sophistication.". Simple but gorgeous options cost as little as £5 in Dunelm or Asda, making this a very affordable, but effective, switch. Interiors pro George also revealed that warmer lighting can soften the visual impact of a bathroom which "makes the space more inviting".
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He adds: "This is particularly useful where a white suite and tiling is present, and there are only limited lighting sources.". Greenery always works well in a bathroom. George says: "It brings life and colour, and many plants – snake plant, Boston fern, peace lily, and tillandsia (air plants) also naturally absorb water from the air, helping to regulate humidity and reducing the likelihood of mould forming.".
