Country bathrooms are all about creating a relaxed look and feel to the space, a place where you can really unwind in total comfort. Here are some great ideas for creating that country bathroom look.
Freestanding roll top bath
Your country bathroom wouldn’t be complete without a freestanding roll top bath, which will become the main focal point of the space. To ensure of a comfortable and relaxing bathing experience choose a freestanding roll top bath with a double ended design so you can bathe at whichever end you wish without the bath taps getting in the way, plus there is room for two as well.
Neutral colours
Neutral tones such as rich coffee, almond and caramel shades are the perfect choice for a country bathroom as they provide a feeling of warmth to a space and enhance a calm and restful feel. These neutral shades can easily be introduced by fitting tongue and groove panelling and painting it as well as adding accessories, towels and some pretty handmade soaps; we love the ones from LUSH.
Countertop basins
Countertop basins are ideal for country bathrooms and are available in variety of designs too. To achieve a relaxed look opt for a countertop basin with curved lines and place it on top of a washstand or a vanity shelf combined with a high rise basin tap or a wall mounted tap for an eye-catching feature.
Traditional heated towel rails
A traditional heated towel rail will add a classic and elegant feature to your country bathroom. Traditional heated towel rails are available in various sizes and designs and ensure that your towels are kept warm and dry. For a more authentic look opt for a traditional towel radiator with ball joints.
Classic taps
Choosing the right style of taps for a country bathroom will help to enhance the overall appearance of the room. For a look that will stand the test of time opt for basin and bath taps with cross-head handles. A classic bath shower mixer with ceramic detailing will complement a freestanding roll top bath perfectly, while the hand held shower allows for much easier rinsing.
Author: Liz Robinson