5 beautiful heated towel rails for the monochrome bathroom
Looking for a timeless design? Look no further than the classic elegance associated with the monochrome bathroom. From subdued tones to dynamic dramatic looks, the monochrome aesthetic creates a luxe look while opening up a décor playground inviting the experimentation and exploration of putting these contrasting tones into play. At this point, with so many options, you may be wondering just where to begin, so we’ve put together our top 5 ideas to get you started on your décor journey.
- Pushing the boundaries
While black and white are the conventional colours of the monochrome bathroom, introducing tonal variations of these colours adds a vibrancy to the room. This can be done as a gentle gradation, with different design elements transitioning from black, through grey to white, allowing key features such as bathroom rails for towels to stand out, enhancing the silhouette of the heated towel rail. Choosing the matt black finish of a striking towel rail like the Tangent X emphasises the outline of the design, creating a luxe look rounded off with the pampering touch of a generous supply of delightfully soft towels warmed up to perfection.
- Add a striking Look
Nothing turns heads quite like a statement wall mural. And when it comes in the 3-dimensional format of the Spartan Boxx, this takes the concept to another level altogether. With a black matte finish creating a sleek outline, this heated towel rail is perfect for a large bathroom, creating an arresting visual impact when paired with a white bath, a look only slightly outdone by the heavenly charms of its constant supply of towels warmed up to perfection.
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- Making a statement
The monochrome look works beautifully with different shades of grey, providing a contrasting backdrop which highlights white bathroom elements. This is ideal for an impactful towel rail like the Classic D, bringing it further into the foreground, accentuating the handcrafted detail of this design. Of course, you can always take artistic license, adding to the impact of this visual banquet with extra detail such as a wooden vanity to break up the monochrome colour scheme. Add to this easy access to deliciously toasty towels from either the bath or shower area and you have a haven of indulgence that will continue to delight.
- Inject personality and style
Accustomed to enjoying the limelight, the Ladder L is a natural scene stealer, with its innovative design combining a playful, trendy aesthetic with a sophisticated appeal. This distinctive look is further enhanced by the matte black finish juxtaposed against an off-white background bordering on light grey. Bringing a vibrancy to this monochrome setting the Ladder L adds personality to the space, flaunting its good looks while providing the ultimate storage solution and promise of warm towels for a touch of pampering whenever needed.
- A slice of serenity
The polished silver of the Tangent M seamlessly blends into this monochrome scheme, adding to the serenity of the setting. With white being the dominant tone, the addition of the contemporary touch of a basket brings warmth to the room, without imposing on the overall monochrome look and together with the heated towel rail lends a spa like feel to the room.
Wrapping Up
The monochrome look can be interpreted in endless ways, incorporating pampering elements like towel rails in bathrooms to ensure a touch of indulgence, inviting you to bring your personal stamp to the room. This opportunity to experiment opens up a world of exploration, contributing to the charm of this iconic two tonal theme. Chic and sophisticated with the promise of longevity, this design aesthetic is set to continuously deliver an effortlessly luxe look that’s just as indulgent as it is on-trend – and who doesn’t want that!
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