15 Inexpensive ways to decorate a guest bathroom

Inexpensive ways to decorate a guest bathroom

When decorating a guest bathroom, it’s not necessary for the cost to be very high. Even sneaking in little tweaks will help to create a warm and on-trend welcome for anyone passing through your doors. You can get your guest bathroom spruced up and looking cozy with just a few budget-friendly tips! These are my ways to decorate a guest bathroom on the cheap side but still have style.

1. Apply a new layer of paint

Just like a fresh coat of paint on the walls in your bathroom, this is an easy and inexpensive fix. Pick any calming color; light blue, soft green or others. Or if you really are strapped for cash, go ahead and just paint an accent wall. Chances are a fresh coat of paint on one wall could make an unrecognizable difference in your small bathroom.

2. Hang Simple Wall Art

Clever, cheap art communicates visually on walls of bathrooms. There are lots of affordable prints you can find online; but if printing at home is your thing, just print some photos from the internet. Search for anything with a nature motif, abstract art or even vintage prints. Either frame them with standard, inexpensive frames or put them in clip-frames for a contemporary appearance. Artwork: A few small art pieces or one large piece can become a great focal point.

3. Use Peel-and-Stick Wallpaper

If you like patterns, peel-and-stick wallpaper is a great choice that more or less allows for an easy undo and/or change in the future. It can even be used as an accent on the one wall or a smaller surface such as above/around sink/toilet areas. If she is into floral patterns you have many designs to choose from, if geometry has stolen her heart there are so many at an affordable price. And, because it’s removable, this renders WARRANTY.

4. Incorporate Greenery

Spaces are always better with plants. Place a little low-maintenance plant — think succulent or pothos like the other suggestions in our list, on your windowsill, shelf or countertop. Then, there are the concerns about maintenance, in which case you can enjoy these benefits by making use of artificial flowers. Greenery may not cost you a fortune but it will surely brighten up your bathroom to life!

5. Replace Basic Fixtures

Simple changes in hardware or fixtures can be a game changer. Switch the rubber cabinet knobs, drawer handles with a decorative novelty or some fancy design. They are available on various hardware stores and online at reasonable prices. Update the new set of towel rack or hooks which suit the overall decor and give a stylish look.

6. Add a Stylish Mirror

You can inexpensively bring an expensive touch of style to the bathroom as an extravaganza. DOUBLE-BORDER DESIGN: You can spice up a plain mirror by adding two or more layers of wood frames to the exterior edges. You could even substitute it with a new, cheaper one that comes in an unusual shape or frame. A trendy mirror remains a statement piece, and at the same time infuses a lot of personality into the wash space.

7. Use Scented Candles or Diffusers

Add scented candles or a diffuser (creates ambiance and you can find some great oils to help rid airborne pathogens) Guest Bathroom SpaNothing beats the feel of a beautifully designed sweet guest bath with calming lavender or eucalyptus scent on every accessory that screams comfort in luxury. Scented candles are generally inexpensive and functional as well, coming in many different colors and styles that can double up as home décor. Put these on the countertop or a small shelf as well.

8. Hang Affordable Shower Curtains

Change out your shower curtain…it can update the entire room! Find one that matches your furnishings, or has a striking design or color. Check out discount stores or online for affordable picks. Add a light pattern or solid color to make the bathroom feel updated and chic without any extra clutter at all.

9. Lay Down a Cozy Rug

A colorful, plush rug or bath mat is a great addition to any guest bathroom. Use one that goes with your color theme and adds texture. Try to find things that are practical and preferably cheap too, something you wash easily. It will also make your bathroom feel a little less institutional if you place an area rug by the sink or tub.

10. Add Floating Shelves

Floating shelves for more storage, like these over a toilet or tub These can be a really cheap and quick project. Showcase small decor items or a candle, maybe roll your towels for that spa feeling. Shelves organize the bathroom, which can make it feel larger and more welcoming.

11. Use Glass Jars for Organization

Reuse glass jars for easy, budget-friendly bathroom essentials storage. Fill them up with cotton swabs, cotton balls or bath salts. Smaller glass jars- can usually be found at thrift stores, or discount shops. Place them on the counter or a shelf for an organized and fashionable display that makes items more accessible.

12. Display Fresh Towels

The most basic tip we can give you has to do with putting fresh towels on display in a guest bathroom. Opt for towels to match your color scheme. Roll/fold them and store neatly in a basket on a shelf. Take your bathroom to spa-level by simply adding plush towels — even a budget-friendly set can make the room feel cozy and welcoming for guests.

13. Decorate with Small Baskets

Baskets are always a good idea, they look swell and help you with storing sh** in your bathroom. Line them with toiletries, rolled-up towels or extra toilet paper. Similar baskets can be found for a low cost with discount stores. The baskets give it a bit of rustic charm and make the bathroom feel homier, but they are also perfect to keep things organized.

14. Hang a Small Towel Ladder

Perhaps a wooden towel ladder (another one that gives the impression of minimizing space) would do the trick? It is great for hanging guest towels and gives the bath an industrial/rustic/farmhouse vibe. You may even find low-cost towel ladders sold at home décor stores or if you are so gifted make them on your own.

15. Add Personal Touches

We added a few elements to the guest bathroom so that the space was welcoming and personal. Whether that’s a little photo frame on your shelf, or a small piece of decor to show some pizzazz (showing off just how much was spent), or maybe even writing out the guests welcome within seconds. Personal touches help the space feel special and inviting.

Conclusion

You know how to decorate a guest bathroom on budget – by making small gestures that make the space cozy and approachable. This list ranges from cheap wall art, to cozy towels and live greenery — all of which are pretty simple things you can replicate without racing your bank account. By implementing this advice and design, you can create a beautiful guest bathroom at an affordable rate, that your wallet will thank you for while keeping all people who come in the door comfortable.