A turquoise bathroom is not only a reminder of the sea, summer and fresh breeze, but also an opportunity to recharge with a positive mood. Even strict adherents of the classics are happy to violate the canons, and agree to the proposals of designers to make the bathroom turquoise.
Turquoise has been known for its healing properties since ancient times. In ancient Egypt, turquoise was considered a sacred stone, and magical properties were attributed to it. Color therapists say that turquoise improves immunity, relaxes, and gives peace. Psychologists are sure that this color helps a person to show their individuality. The turquoise room is perhaps too bold, but the turquoise bathroom is quite justified, because here we relax, taking baths and dreaming about the turquoise of the ocean waves.
A turquoise bathroom is suitable for those who want to decorate it in a nautical style. You can combine turquoise as a base with various colors, including blue, sand, various shades of green, yellow and orange. The classic combination is with white. Pink reduces the impact of turquoise, so they should not be used together.
In a turquoise bathroom, red and dark brown color accents look good – for example, a rug near the bathtub or a towel on a hanger. Accessories – towel warmers, toilet paper holders and others – can be either silver or gold plated.
Glass “bricks”, which designers often use to create “glowing” walls or other interior elements, may contain decorative elements “nautical” themes – seashells, pebbles, dried starfish. The use of such “bricks” when decorating a turquoise bathroom can be considered a good solution.
