INTERIORS


Splashes of colour in the bathroom


Sophie Weston of Geberit explores some of the current interior styling trends – and how they can be recreated in your bathroom


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eople across the UK have adopted an ‘improve not move’ mindset this year as they make more savvy and sustainable choices when it comes to home improvements. The rise of Pinterest and home decor accounts on Instagram have inspired consumers to get more involved with the design of their homes and take bigger risks when it comes to the creative process. TikTok videos are having a huge inuence on inspiring DIY projects, especially among the nation’s Gen Z and millennials. Seven in ten (71%) of Gen Z adults who will do DIY this year use social media as their go-to for DIY inspiration, along with 67% of millennials. These factors have inuenced our


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interior themes in putting together Geberit’s annual Inspirational Trend Guide. The bespoke annual report offers consumers insight, advice and inspiration bringing together real-world surveys, studies and research to deliver four key trends matched with products, styling tips and colour suggestions, all driven by market insights. Here are the four trends and more information on how to recreate them in your bathroom.


BOTANICAL RETREAT


The opening look, Botanical Retreat, speaks to the rise in maximalism,’ biophilic colour choices and new rituals. It’s all about plant-filled environments, lush greens and rich orals to create an


NORDIC CLEANSE ‘Nordic Cleanse’ is driven by the self- care movement, Ice Man Wim Hof and the healing benefits of frosty greens and icy blues. This look is therapeutic


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environment perfect for relaxation. Styling tips for this trend include using an abundance of leafy houseplants; Calathea’s Boston ern, Spider lant, Ivy, Cheeseplants within the bathroom. Include a tray or set up on the vanity with scented candles, bath salts, ower petals and botanical greens. Warm metallic accents are also important, think brushed brass and gold for accessories like mirrors, cosmetic trays, toilet roll holders and towel racks.


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