Every homeowner wants to make sure that their interior always looks its best. The bathroom is one of those spaces in our homes that often get overlooked when it comes to improving the aesthetic of the space. However, most of us spend more time than we realise in our bathrooms and it is often the first room we visit in the morning and the last that we visit before going to sleep. Visitors to your home might not venture into every room in your home but you can be sure that there’s a good chance that they will see your bathroom. Putting some time and effort into your bathroom decor is important and with the right approach, you can create a space that makes a statement.
Charcoal bathrooms are a very popular choice for modern bathrooms. Grey has become the new neutral in the interior design world and has become an increasingly popular choice with homeowners across the country. A grey bathroom gives you the perfect base to put your own stamp on the space. You can add splashes of colour, bring contrast to the space and make your grey bathroom look sophisticated and elegant. Regardless of whether you have a large or small bathroom, you are working with a cosy en suite or a grand master bathroom, a charcoal bathroom is a great choice. However, to get the best outcome from your efforts you need to coordinate all of the design elements seamlessly.
Let’s take a look at how you can coordinate your charcoal bathroom to enhance the look and feel of the space.
Choose The Right Flooring
The flooring you select for your charcoal bathroom can make or break the overall look. You need a floor colour and finish that adds cohesion to the space, bringing all of the design elements together. Tile always looks great in the bathroom and is easy to clean and maintain. There are countless different finishes that you can choose from, with both gloss and matte finishes on offer. You can opt for white marble flooring with grey veining to add some contrast, go for a classic white tile or break the mould and choose something completely different. Take a look through the Tilemall bathroom tiles collection to get some inspiration so you can choose the right finish for your space.
Fittings Selection
In a charcoal bathroom, you need to ensure that your bathroom fittings offer some contrast against the grey background. Chrome faucets, handrails, towel heaters and other fittings in your bathroom are a great choice. Gold fittings can also look well, however they are not as striking as the chrome pieces. However, if you want a more subdued look to your space, gold or even brass fixtures can work well. If you have cabinets, make sure that you match the door handles or knobs to match the colour and finish of the fixtures you have chosen for your new charcoal bathroom.
Add Some Personality
Grey is a neutral colour and you need to inject some personality to brighten it up a little. To keep things simple you can pair charcoal with other neutral colours such as white. However, if you really want to liven things up, other colours that work well are pink, coral, yellow, teal, yellow and green which all complement charcoal perfectly. You can insert these colours into your design through the window coverings, bathmat, towels, picture frames, cabinets, mirrors and other components of your bathroom. You could also use a charcoal bathroom to create a more industrial or urban feel to your space if that is more your style. A charcoal bathroom should be viewed as an opportunity to express yourself and let your inner designer free so make sure that you do just that!
Coordinate A Bathroom Interior That You Will Love
When you are coordinating all of the different elements that you are including in your bathroom design, it’s important to keep the big picture in mind. Having a clear idea of how you want your charcoal bathroom to look when you’re finished is important if you want your vision to come true. Knowing what you want the result to be will help you to ensure that you make the right design decisions and choose components that fit seamlessly together to deliver the bathroom you envisioned.
