Guest post- Bathroom interior design trends!

This article is provided by Michael Ryan.



Keeping up with cool fashionable interior design trends
seems to get more and more difficult every year. However, that should not put
you off from trying to be as stylish as possible—especially when it comes to
your bathroom.



When it comes to installing a new bathroom, you want to
find a style that not only suits your personality, but that is also timeless.
Decorating your bathroom can be awe-inspiring, due to the nature of moving
plumbed-in sinks and baths, and the cost associated with a new suite.



Therefore, you should think carefully about finding the
best design that suits you and the general style of your house. Here are just some examples of the latest trends that
could define your bathroom for years to come.



Patterns



Patterns are coming back to interior design in a big way.
They could be seen on a feature wall in a bedroom, or on furnishings in a
living room. In bathrooms, the patterns are
likely to be used on the floor or travelling up the wall, and can be achieved
with some stylish tiles. Be sure to keep the theme consistent throughout the room in order to make
a real statement.



Geometric patterns can be a really great way to help your
bathroom stand out.



Back in time



The past is actually the present in design terms, as more
and more people are embracing retro and marveling at some early design
features. This is certainly true when it
comes to bathroom design, with standalone baths, copper furnishings and even
antique ornaments being utilized.



However, this should not restrict you to living in the
past. Features like a shower pump can still be used to create the perfect
balance of hot and cold water so you can feel the sensation of a power shower revitalizing you in the morning.



If you need some ideas as to which shower pump would suit
your needs and bathroom, browse shower pumps here.



Wood is good



We might not associate wood being particularly useful when
it comes to bathroom decoration (I am sure we all remember what happens when
water meets wood from our science classes at school) but in terms of design,
it is incredibly popular.



You can achieve a number of different looks with wood.
Whether it is a Scandinavian log cabin effect you are going for, a carved and
sleek wood finish, or a more rough-and-ready shack look, wood is extremely
versatile in the bathroom.



Use it on the floors, or for panels on the walls. You could
even line the sides of the bath using the material.



Do not forget
comfort



For larger bathrooms, you can be more creative.
Instead of just featuring the standard toilet, bath, shower and sink set-up,
why not consider adding a vanity stool, a chair or two or even a chaise lounge?
You might be surprised at the difference it makes to the feel of the room.



Not only can the bathroom be a relaxing place to sit, using
candles and pleasant fragrances to stimulate your senses, but also the addition
of seating gives it that extra sense of luxury that can be particularly
desirable and unique.