Bathroom Fittings and Accessories

Addition of small bathroom accessories is an effective way to transform any washroom in your home, serving a specific function and serving as the final touches for creating your dream bathroom.

Installing your bathroom yourself may be possible, however hiring professional will ensure the work is completed safely and correctly.

Taps or Faucets

Faucets are fixtures used for drawing and controlling the flow of water into sinks, bathtubs, or showers in any room of your home. They may be installed in bathtubs, toilets or even the wall itself!

Faucets come in many styles, from waterfall to regular. These faucets add modern design and luxury to your bathroom space while giving it that special something. Furthermore, there are different handles available such as levers or cross handles; and finishes such as chrome bronze and stainless steel can all make your search for a new faucet easier than ever!

A faucet and tap differ primarily in design; one allows users to control temperature and flow rate while the other only allows users to determine whether water actively flows or not. They may also differ in appearance; faucets typically feature two handles while spigots typically have only one.

Choose the ideal tap for your bathroom can be daunting with all of the options available to you. Grohe and Hansgrohe are top brands offering quality bathroom taps with various designs and features to fit any style or decor imaginable, including wide arrays of colors and finishes to complement decors of all sorts. Their single-hole basin taps work best in smaller bathrooms while double-hole basin faucets work better in larger rooms.

Toilet Paper Holders

There is an impressive range of toilet paper holders to suit every bathroom, ranging from simple designs perfect for minimalists to decorative pieces that add a luxurious touch. Some options can be wall-mounted while others look more like modern pieces of furniture. Choose the material that best complements your style - durable metals such as chrome and brass as well as plastic and wood pieces designed with natural elements are just some of your choices.

Choose a tissue holder with a slight flap that covers the roll to create a sleek appearance and prevent water damage to tissue. A dual dispenser also holds two rolls at once for easy access. On a budget? Consider buying a set that includes soap dish/dispenser, toothbrush holder, waste basket and tumbler to save money.

Chrome or nickel toilet paper holders provide an elegant, minimalistic aesthetic that will complement any decor, while decorative models such as those featuring curves, carvings, or Victorian-inspired bronze ones with intricate detailing are the ideal finishing touches for more ornamental touches.

Shower Heads

Shower heads are designed to offer bathers a luxurious bathing experience. Some models provide consistent overhead flow while others feature adjustable settings or multiple stream options to maximize comfort. In addition, some may feature built-in massage settings for added relaxation during bathing sessions.

Handheld showerheads are another popular choice, often attached to a flexible hose and designed for maneuverability around the body to reach all parts needing cleansing. Many models comply with WaterSense and ADA standards, making them an excellent choice for conserving water usage or cutting down water costs.

Round and oval shower heads are highly adaptable designs, fitting well in either traditional or transitional designs. Square and rectangular models provide sleek modern looks.

Most shower heads boast an aesthetic exterior finish to complement their bathroom, such as polished brass, brushed nickel, oil-rubbed bronze and chrome. Some come with a textured or matte surface for easier gripping that resists fingerprints.

Switching out a shower head may be an easy DIY project for most homeowners, though adding one that differs from what already exists may require more complicated plumbing work and should probably be left to professionals. Most plumbers and home improvement stores will install your new head for you if that makes it more manageable.

Bath Mats

An ideal bath mat provides soft landing surfaces for feet while protecting surfaces from any possible water damage. They're most often found near showers or bathtubs but may also help soften the transition between toilet and floor space.

Bathroom accessories come in an assortment of materials, ranging from cotton to natural textile blends like chenille and microfiber. Cotton bath mats provide luxurious feel underfoot while synthetics have antimicrobial and shrink resistance qualities; cotton provides luxurious underfoot comfort. In addition to fabric composition, look for bath mats with nonslip backing that help them remain put.

Bath mats, unlike bath rugs, are usually rectangular-shaped and suitable for small or large spaces. Easy to find in an array of colors and textures that match traditional to contemporary decor styles, bath mats make an easy statement piece when combined with towels and vanity accessories that coordinate with them. Select cotton rugs with subtle patterns or eco-friendly teak ones in shades that match towels or vanity accessories in the room for maximum style impact. Woven bamboo bases add luxurious flair while earthy hues complement them perfectly; try Okawa Hinoki Workshop's hinoki bath mats which take over one week to construct, giving it an earthy tone when wetted; its intricate construction takes over one week of completeness, while its wood has a naturally soothing aroma when wetted.