Start with calm colours
A bathroom should feel like a retreat. I always start with soft blues, warm neutrals, and muted greens — colours that lower your heart rate the moment you walk in.
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A bathroom should feel like a retreat. I always start with soft blues, warm neutrals, and muted greens — colours that lower your heart rate the moment you walk in.
People forget bathrooms are humid environments. I only recommend our sealed classic frames here — they protect the print and look elevated next to chrome or brass fixtures.
A single print is nice, but a gallery wall above the bath transforms the entire space. Mix sizes, keep the palette tight, and leave 5–8 cm between frames.
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Pair soft abstract prints with natural stone tiles for a cohesive spa feel. Keep frames minimal — thin white or natural wood works best.
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Small rooms benefit from a single bold piece. Choose a print that takes up at least 60% of the wall width for maximum impact.
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Mix print sizes but stick to one colour palette. Three to five pieces in a loose grid creates visual interest without overwhelming a small space.
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