The winter months can be hard on the psyche, especially if you live somewhere blanketed in white like Syd and Shea. At first, it’s about getting ready for the holidays, then it’s about cleaning up and getting back to your routine; both take time away from your own well-being. While we can’t help you journal or meditate, all we know is how to create a scene that evokes feelings of comfort and warmth, aka your winter well-being. Here, four tips for designing your bathroom in a way that brings a little more friendliness to your own spirit during the winter season.
Tip No. 01 | warm lighting
Tip No. 02 | Thick Textiles
Tip No. 03 | he plays with the scent
Tip No. 04 | Outdoors
Tip No. 01 | warm lighting
There are a variety of lighting to choose from, but the average bulb comes in two different options: warm and cool. During the winter months, when everything feels drab, switch the bulbs to soft or warm white bulbs. This lighting gives off a yellowish tint that feels warmer and more welcoming. Look for ways to incorporate a table lamp into your bathroom too, perhaps on a small table next to a bathtub. Ambient lighting is called mood lighting for a reason, it lifts your spirits.
Tip No. 02 | Thick Textiles
If you were thinking of renovating your bathroom textiles, now is the time. Nothing brings more comfort than a ridiculously luxurious bath towel. If you have a large bathroom with some extra space, consider adding a comfortable chair to the corner with a thick blanket over it. Even if you never sit on it, its look will do wonders for introducing cozy new elements into the room.
Tip No. 03 | he plays with the scent
When you’re bathing (or showering!), light a winter-focused candle: think Palo Santo and oakmoss or mahogany and musk. Scent is a powerful tool for setting the stage for winter warmth and well-being. Consider purchasing our collaboration, Pura x Studio McGee, to ensure your bathroom is enveloped in wintery wellness scents at all times. Our favorite for winter is Santal Vanilla, a heady blend of sandalwood, amber, and myrrh for a rich, luxurious scent.
Tip No. 04 | Outdoors
Bring your bathroom to life by incorporating some winter-fit florals with shades of deep crimson, sage, and cream tones. Or, if you have the place to do it, we love the idea of bringing in some freshly cut lumber, neatly stacked under a bench or in the corner. Making it a design moment not only allows for a style statement, but also brings in aromas of earth and spices.
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