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A bathroom niche is a recessed shelf built into the wall of a bathroom, offering an elegant and practical solution for storing toiletries and other essentials. This clever design element not only maximises space but also enhances the overall aesthetic appeal of the bathroom. By keeping items neatly organised and easily accessible, a bathroom niche contributes significantly to the functionality of the space. Additionally, it can be customised to complement various design styles, making it a versatile feature that adds both convenience and a touch of sophistication to any bathroom.
Suppose you're a homeowner or a bathroom remodelling enthusiast looking to encapsulate luxury, durability, and distinctiveness without veering from your budget. In that case, you've just stepped into the expansive world of Scudo Bathrooms. Here's an in-depth exploration of the Scudo brand, a beacon of British bathroom innovation that refuses to compromise quality or style. Discover the rich history, innovative product lines, enticing finishes, and the unbeatable promise of Scudo as we pave the way for your most satisfying bathroom renovation yet.
As winter is in full swing, finding ways to keep your home warm is a top priority for many British people. Whether you're a homeowner or renter, receive the winter fuel allowance, or are still saving up for your dream house, the bathroom often gets overlooked regarding energy efficiency. This small but essential room in our homes not only serves as a place to get ready in the morning, but also a space to relax and unwind after a long day. But have you ever stopped to think about how much energy it takes to keep this room heated? In this blog post, we'll explore some sustainable and cost-effective options for heating your bathroom while reducing your environmental impact and utility bills. Get ready to transform your chilly bathroom into an energy-efficient warm comfortable place to unwind and relax.
As we enter the New Year, many make resolutions to improve our lives and create a more meaningful routine. While this can involve anything from getting healthier to learning a new skill - have you ever considered making changes in your bathroom? Sprucing up the loo is more than just swapping out an old fixture or two – transforming your home environment and creating a serene spot for yourself at any given moment throughout 2024. In this blog post, we will discuss tips and ideas on enhancing your washroom experience by utilising those small but impactful interior design elements so that you have something beautiful to look at every time 2023 throws you another unexpected curveball!
When we think of a bathroom, many different colours come to mind. However, pink bathrooms have become increasingly popular as homeowners explore bold colour combinations and adopt new remodelling trends. Pink bathrooms bring an airy feeling and whimsical energy into your home, and their popularity has resurfaced due to the rise in 'blush' tones that blend modern luxury with old-world charm. Whether you choose a light pastel or brighter magenta hue for your next renovation project, blue walls can help create an atmosphere where relaxation is essential. Westside Bathrooms examines why pink bathrooms are returning and provide design tips on making them timelessly chic.
There are several effective bathroom heating solutions available, each with its own unique set of advantages. Underfloor heating, for example, is an excellent choice for those seeking a discreet system that delivers consistent, ambient warmth. Wall-mounted radiators or heated towel rails serve a dual function, providing heat and a convenient place to dry towels. Infrared panels offer a more technologically advanced solution, radiating heat directly onto objects and people, thereby creating an instantly warm environment. Ceiling heat lamps are another popular choice, particularly for smaller bathrooms where space is at a premium, ensuring a warm bathroom when needed. Each solution offers its own unique advantages, and the decision should be based on individual requirements, budget, and bathroom size.
Are you feeling confused by all the technical jargon when it comes to selecting and researching your next bathroom makeover? You're not alone - talking about plumbing isn't always straightforward. At Westside Bathrooms, we are here to help you out.
Thankfully, this blog post looks at some of the common British bathroom terminology, demystifying many Words du Jour in an approachable way. Rather than being overwhelmed by strange phrases such as bi-fold steel hinge door or bottom outlet waste trap, we'll fly gently through each term with comprehensible definitions that help simplify getting your perfect bathroom.
It’s time to turn your bathroom into a fresh and inviting space for springtime! Whether you’re looking to give it a complete makeover or just want to add some subtle touches of seasonal style, there are plenty of ways to spruce up your bathroom. At Westside Bathrooms, we’ve got the best springtime bathroom trends and ideas so you can get inspired.
Let the sunshine in with a new window treatment! A sheer white curtain is sure to brighten up any room, while also allowing natural light to enter. Or, go bolder with a bright patterned shower curtain that reflects the season's cheerful vibes. You can create an oasis by adding some plants around the edges- they'll breathe life back into your bathroom and give it a natural feel.
When considering thrones fit for Royalty, it is interesting to take a look at the history of the toilet. Between the 1500s and 1700s, our Royalty would appoint a Groom of the Stool. It was the Groom of the Stool's job to talk to the King or Queen whilst they, to put it simply, sat on the throne performing the most private of tasks. The toilet back then was a velvet-cushioned wooden box, which sat above a chamber pot. The Groom of the Stool would set up this toilet throne, and also dispose of the waste.
As England heads towards Lockdown 2 later this week, and the government message of “Stay at home” has once again been shared with the nation to protect lives and protect our NHS, this coming month will once again see many people being at home for longer periods than normal.
Reflecting on the first national lockdown and analysing surveys, we can see how our lifestyle and living habits (our way of life) changed during the lockdown, especially with more of the nation at home during the day together. According to the surveys, the one room in the house that became busier and frequented much more regularly in the average day was the bathroom.