Everyone deserves a home that offers a relaxing, luxurious space – and the bathroom is no exception! Despite being one of the most frequently used rooms in our homes, it’s often the space that gets most overlooked. We believe that in this modern age, everyone deserves a sanctuary in their home to escape the stresses of daily life.
A bathroom can be so much more than just a space for general hygiene, it is the perfect place to unwind. Upgrading your bathroom to a tranquil, luxury bathroom that has been designed specifically to meet your personal needs is one of the best ways to achieve this.
Meet Kallums Bathroom Design London. An award nominated bathroom company from London who specialise in luxurious bathroom designs. After phenomenal success creating designer bathrooms across London, they are expanding to the Middle East.
Very soon they will be opening a luxury bathroom showroom in the heart of Dubai! Even though the showroom isn’t open yet, their team is already on the ground getting things started and is happy to start helping anyone who is planning a luxury bathroom refurbishment.
We spoke to the expert team from Kallums Bathroom Design London for some top tips on styling a luxury bathroom.
Luxury Bathroom Design Dubai
Before starting a luxury bathroom renovation there are some key things to consider. Such as:
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What would help me relax most?
Perhaps you enjoy an indulgent long soak in a freestanding bath, or a nice hot shower with steam functionality. Make a list of anything that could help you relax in the bathroom so it can be factored into your new bathroom design.
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What style of bathroom décor do I enjoy the most?
Consider your favourite style of bathroom, perhaps you prefer a traditional bathroom over a modern design? Next consider if there is a particular bathroom décor or colour scheme you find particularly luxurious. Such as clean white marble for tranquillity or maybe a calming green colour for a natural earthy feel.
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What does my new bathroom need to include to make my life more efficient?
The key to the perfect bathroom is one that balances style with functionality. Your bathroom design should make your life more efficient. Do you like to get ready for the day in your bathroom? Then a large vanity unit might be ideal. Or if you have children, you might need multiple bathing options such as a shower over the bath.
After you’ve answered these questions, you should have an idea of what’s required to create your dream luxury bathroom. Some people try to undertake the design, planning and purchasing for a bathroom renovation themselves – but we strongly advise against this! Bathrooms are more complex than they seem and many homeowners face difficulties when managing themselves. In order to achieve a flawless bathroom design, you should consider a professional bathroom designer.
Bathroom Tiles
This might come as a surprise to some, but bathroom tiles can really make or break a luxurious bathroom design. Some of the most beautiful bathroom designs let the tiles take centre stage, resulting in a striking yet exquisite look. Bold bathroom tiles look especially stunning when paired with sleek, minimalist ceramics. If you have a good amount of floorspace, another great option is to let your floor do the talking! Choose more neutral tiles for the walls and bold patterned tiles for the floor.
Bathroom Accessories
Sometimes, the smallest details can have the biggest impact on a bathroom design. Purchasing bathroom accessories in a co-ordinating or contrasting colour so they stand out is great way to enhance the aesthetic of your bathroom design. Bathroom accessories now come in a wide range of styles, so you are sure to find some that perfectly complement your bathroom décor.
Textured Surfaces
A luxurious bathroom trend that we believe is here to stay is textured surfaces! Particularly fluted surfaces such as fluted glass shower screens, fluted vanity units and bathroom furniture, and even fluted taps and accessories! Tactile surfaces add character and depth to a bathroom design, as well as creating a luxe aesthetic.
