You probably have your primary bathroom set up according to your specific needs and preferences, but what about the guest bathroom? Guest bathrooms are typically given little thought, but this trend seems to be changing. According to Houzz, people spent up to 38% more on improving their guest bathrooms in 2022. Whether you're remodeling your guest bathroom or you're searching for subtle touches to improve the aesthetic, now might be the best time to make these changes. Here are five features that make for amazing bath remodels.

1. Storage Space

Every bathroom needs storage, and the guest bathroom is no exception. You want to ensure there are enough hooks and shelves for your guests to keep their clothing and toiletries, even if it's just for a short visit. When there are no guests, you can use the extra storage to store washcloths, extra towels, and robes.

2. Elbow Room

The ability to walk around freely is critical in a guest bathroom. Although aesthetics are important, the last thing you want is for your guest to have to perform a line dance from the bathroom's toilet to the sink and then to the door. This is why it's important to have a guest bathroom designed by an expert renovation firm.

3. Neutral Colors

Choose neutral colors and tones for your guest bathroom. Although vibrant colors might seem like a great idea, you want the bathroom to be welcoming to guests and family members of all ages. Neutral hues evoke a tranquil, spa-like atmosphere, especially wood tones. If you're unsure of what tones to go for, consult a design-build company for some color palettes for bath remodels.

4. Bathroom Amenity Kit

You can usher in a hotel atmosphere by placing a bathroom amenity kit on each guest's bed. Even if you plan to share the bathroom with your guests, use a chic basket or tray to store bathroom essentials that your guests can use.

5. Softer Lighting

Naturally, your guests will prefer bright light when getting ready for the day, but you should have another option at night. You can evoke a sense of relaxation for the evenings by including a softer lighting option or using a dimmer switch in the guest bath. You could also add a plug-in night light, so they can easily navigate through their surroundings at night.

Your guest bathroom deserves as much attention as your primary bathroom. You should use your guest bathroom for a few nights and decide if you like the lighting and the color of the walls. See if you have everything you need, or think you might need. Contact us today at Superior Kitchen and Bath LLC for expert bath remodeling services.