Our guest bathroom is the most uninspired room in the house. Beige tiles, a standard vanity, harsh lighting, the works. We finally have some budget to redo it and my only real goal is that it feels calm and relaxing rather than functional and clinical. I'm not talking full luxury spa with a soaking tub, just something that makes you exhale when you walk in. I've been collecting random ideas on Pinterest for weeks but it's all over the place, some of it way too expensive and some of it not really achievable in a small space. Found a page of Helpful spa style bathroom ideas for a home retreat that narrowed things down to lighting, materials and storage, which honestly I hadn't thought about lighting at all until now. Curious what made the biggest difference for people who've done this, was it the lighting, the tiles, the fixtures, or something less obvious like the paint and textures?
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Turning our boring guest bath into something that feels like a hotel, where do I start?
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