Guest bathroom ideas guests will love
A guest bath does not need to be large, but it should be easy to use for someone who has never been in your house before.
A shower anyone can use
Simple controls, a handheld shower and a place to set things. A glass panel or door instead of a curtain feels more like a hotel. See shower head types.
Storage for their things
An open shelf or a clear drawer in the vanity, a hook for a robe and a towel bar within reach of the shower.
Durable finishes
Porcelain tile, a quartz vanity top and a quality faucet stand up to years of occasional use. See vanity top materials.
Good light
Light at face height on both sides of the mirror flatters everyone. See the bathroom lighting guide.
Small touches
A night light, extra towels in sight and a spare roll holder. Get ideas in bathroom inspiration.
Common questions
What makes a good guest bathroom?
Easy-to-use fixtures, storage for guests, good lighting and durable finishes.
Should a guest bathroom have a tub?
If it is the only tub in the house, a tub-shower keeps options open for kids and resale. Otherwise a walk-in shower is easier for most guests.
How do I make a small guest bath feel bigger?
Use a floating or small-footprint vanity, a glass shower panel, large tile and good lighting.
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