Add in a statement bathroom mirror for an effortless dose of luxe. Unique bathroom mirrors allow you to add a design element without having to re-work the entire space. Prop them or hang them and make the most of their reflective qualities. Don't shy away from large or oversized mirrors if you're short on space as they can make a smaller bathroom look and feel much bigger.

Bathroom lighting is notoriously bright so consider using a dimmer switch to prevent such a harsh glow. If you favour a relaxing soak, ambient lighting is key, so use scented candles and add portable LED lamps to pop around the edge of the bath and soak up all the restorative feels. 

Banish cold hard floors and enjoy some comfort underfoot by skimming a rug across the floor. The more you start decorating and styling your bathroom like other rooms in your home, the cosier and more stylish and curated it becomes. A jute or sisal rug is a hardwearing option for the bathroom, or if you would prefer a more waterproof option you could opt for a vinyl rug. If however, like Abi you have larger floor space, a wool rug would be a luxury option, just ensure to protect it from getting a soak by using some bathroom mats so that you can hang elsewhere after your long soak or shower. A wooden ladder would be perfect for hanging mats and extra towels. 

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Screen off bathroom areas with loads of foliage and leafy greens. The best thing about faux plants is that they’ll carry on looking gorgeous, even in little windowless bathrooms. They soften any harsh lines and look amazing trailing from bathroom shelves and windowsills. No need to worry about humidity and light levels or watering, just pop them all over for a good dollop of biophilic design to up the jungle vibes and feel good factor.