Design Notes
Self-care has become a popular term lately as we realize its importance. Often, we drive ourselves to do more and feel guilty if we take a break, but the truth is, we all need one. This doesn’t happen by accident; self-care is an intentional choice to take a moment to check on our well-being. The best place to start is the atmosphere in your home. Does it feel like you can be yourself, or do you still feel tense when you walk inside? With many people working from home regularly, it is time for us to rethink our space and evaluate how it affects us and our health. One area that should be on the list is the bathroom, as it is an essential part of the home and can offer us a place to unwind. Let’s discuss what elements you can include when designing a self-care bathroom.
Soaker Tubs
Taking a bath is an ideal way to destress after a hard day at work. Add a little music paired with some candles to create the perfect home spa evening. But your bathroom tub leaves you feeling cramped as your knees stick out and your shoulders are cold unless you have a soaker tub. When redesigning your bathroom, consider putting a soaker tub on the list of must-haves because not only does it look amazing, but it comes with several perks, including:
- Improved mood
- Muscle pain relief
- Stress reduction
Soaking in hot water has several benefits, such as relieving tension in the back and neck. Soaker tubs allow you to fully submerge yourself and let the hot water wrap around those sore muscles. The added heat can also give you a sense of calm, which can linger long after you have left the tub, helping you sleep better at night. Plus, it is great for reducing stress and anxiety, too. Talk to your designer about adding a soaker tub to your bathroom renovation.
Walker Woodworking
Walker Woodworking
Walker Woodworking