We’ve talked a lot about Christmas decorations, and I’m sure every room in your house is full of Christmas ornaments and knick-knacks. However, have you ever thought about bringing these holiday decorations into the bathroom? Even though it is the smallest room you have, the bathroom is still a favorite place for many people to relax or pamper themselves. You may not be able to add many decor elements, or place a lot of furniture to make room, even between the shower and mirror, your walls may already be quite full.
The bathroom isn’t the first thing people think of when they want to add a Christmas touch. However, should you just skip it? After all, the bathroom is a great place to be after a long day of activities, especially since Christmas is full of celebrations so you’ll definitely need a space to relax. Here are some easy ways to give your bathroom a cozy Christmas feel. Let’s see!
Utilize every inch of space
Space limitations are one of the reasons why many people often forget about the bathroom when they want to decorate for Christmas. That can get really tricky because you can’t possibly put a big fir tree there. The solution, you have to be smart in utilizing every inch of space you have. Some evergreen decorations are great for freshening up a room, or add some Christmas lighting with string lights to set up your bathroom in minutes. You can use wallpaper walls and shower curtains with a festive Christmas theme. Don’t forget shelving units or storage walls, these are great areas to display some decorative displays and Christmas accessories.
Christmas bathroom decoration
As with any room, you are free to add whatever decor elements are appropriate for the season at Christmas. If your bathroom already supports holiday styles such as red, white, or green, then you just have to perfect it. Give it a vintage or traditional touch if you like, this decoration is synonymous with the holiday season and Christmas celebrations. An easier way is to embrace whatever decor you have on hand to mix it up with a holiday feel. In addition to choosing colors, use some natural elements such as plants and mini Christmas trees. Finally, provide lighting that makes the bathroom more cozy.
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