Bathroom Designs For The Guest Bath

responsibility as a host or hostess seriously. We pull out the good china and shake out the finest linens. We make sure the house is clean and smelling like beeswax. The guest bath cannot be overlooked on either one of these occasions. Bathroom furniture  designs for guest bathrooms are going to differ a bit from those used by family. After all, company deserves to see our best side.

In the guest bathroom, use colors that make it part of the bedroom  beyond. Instead of making it a pale echo, however, let it sing a design song of its own. Use the good fixtures, and then accessorize them with the most stylish towel and robe hooks, hoops and rods. The tub/shower enclosure should be decked out like one in a good spa. Include a small table beside the tub (I use a wooden stepstool with a lace doily) and arrange bottles of bath salts, bubble bath, shower gels and shampoos. You could put these in a wicker basket, and add some nice bath and hand soaps in designer wrappers. What the guest doesn’t use, insist they take home with them when they leave. It’s a great gesture of genuine hospitality that won’t go unappreciated.

Bathroom designs for guest baths should accommodate the visitor with every type of comfort. They should ensure adequate privacy and storage so that any clutter is invisible. They should also be user friendly. Installing a bath or shower rail to help elderly or invalid guests is a great idea that they’ll appreciate. When you are decorating for company, just treat them as well in the bath as you would in any other room. Your innate hospitality is bound to exhibit itself as good taste when you do.