Teen Bathroom
Kids seem to spend more time in the bathroom as they grow, so give your teenager a decorated space all his or her own. The bathroom can be an extension of the teen's bedroom for a makeshift suite. In addition, organizing the bathroom can help speed up the morning routine and prevent fights between siblings.
Color Palette
A teen bathroom should be dramatic and reflect your child's personality. If your teen has recently redecorated her bedroom, continue the same color palette into the bathroom, but reverse the colors. For example, if your teen has a pink and brown bedroom, try chocolate brown walls in the bathroom with pink towels and accessories.
You may often find pastel colors in kids' designs. For teens, use the same colors but brighter, such as turquoise, lime green and vibrant yellow. If your teen wants a bold color like black or purple, pair the paint with extra lighting and bright white fixtures so the space does not seem depressing. Try compromising on black flooring and wainscoting to keep a black bathroom from being too dark.
Bathroom Themes
Bathroom themes do not have to be juvenile. Modern design focuses on a minimalist style
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Organization
Organization is vital in a teen bathroom. If your teenager shares a bath, clearly define spaces and install a double vanity sink. If you are remodeling the bathroom, separate the vanity area from the shower. Include a toothpaste dispenser in your design, as well as colorful boxes to store cosmetics. Put like items together so your teen will stay organized and can find what he or she is looking for.
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