Men's bathroom
21.3.2017
Translation: machine translated
An empty toothpaste tube, well 15 used toothbrushes and a faded beach towel - if that description fits your bathroom, an upgrade might not be a bad thing. Fear not, we're not trying to sell you a floral shower curtain or penetratingly scented candles. All it takes is a little style and a minimum of hygiene to score points with your next conquest. Here are three styles that will make you a man of taste.
Rich in contrasts
You probably thought you couldn't do anything wrong with black and white. But it still lacks a bit of fantasy doesn't it? You can do better. You can also make contrasts with other colours. Black, anthracite and light blue, for example. The combination is subtle and masculine. One or two bathroom plants and you're done. [[image:7506162]]A little greenery in the bathroom upgrades the room in the blink of an eye. Image: Aquanova.
Natural
Do you particularly like wood? Then we have good news for you: wood is in. In combination with different shades of grey, you can prove that you've got style. In contrast, an ultra masculine imitation concrete soap dispenser. [[image:7479467]]With the dreamy combination of grey and wood, you can't do anything wrong. Image: Hübsch.
Adult
More colour is, of course, possible. Primary colours are certainly colourful and fun, but they quickly turn your bathroom into a LEGO construction. Instead, go for dark tones like navy blue, or burgundy red for an adult feel. A few stainless steel elements add the finishing touch to the look. [[product:5779504,3498077,235567]] [[product:5337850,5847389,5640240]] [[product:5591546,5830137,5922199]]
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Header image: Anthracite and ice blue are a good combination for a men's bathroom. Picture: Aquanova.
Léonie de Montmollin
Portfolio Development Manager
leonie.de.montmollin@digitecgalaxus.chWhen I’m not busy putting together home décor themes or planning marketing activities for Galaxus, I enjoy decorating my home with things I love and starting DIY projects I finish all too rarely. The inspiration I get comes from blogs, magazines and travels. My favourite home living styles: Nautical, Scandinavian and Nordic.