Bathroom towels
What color bathroom towels would look best? Currently have white but dislike them, they always look dirty or dingy.
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Comments (2)You are correct, can't drill tempered glass. There are towel bars which will clip over the top edge of a glass shower enclosure. I remember discussing them with our glass supplier when planning our bathroom. Might check Bed, Bath & Beyond too. How about the back of your door. Might there be space there for towels. Or, consider robe hooks. Some prefer hooks for their towels instead of rods and they certainly require less wall space....See MoreBathroom Towel Bar
Comments (12)I trust you have obvious accommodation for guests to dry their hands....otherwise they will use the towels you have. I can't imagine putting anything in my powder room that I wouldn't expect guests to use....I have mouthwash with plastic cups, hand lotion, soap, towels, tissues, spare TP...it's all for them. I've thought about using the paper guest towels, but we are on a septic system and I'm afraid people may try to flush them and cause all kinds of plumbing issues I'd rather not have....so instead I have plenty of towels to be used. Otherwise, as suero suggests, tie them up. Perhaps you can compromise with usable towels...perhaps in white cotton so they can be washed many times without issue... paired with a tied up decorative....See MoreColor scheme for bathroom towels
Comments (12)I have more than a dozen sets of towels, in all different colors (except white; my white towels are ancient). Here's how I would answer your questions: If the bathroom has colored tile in the shower area, are the bathroom towels supposed to be the same color as those tiles? And, if so, are they supposed to be darker color or lighter color than the bathroom tiles? I would choose a coordinating color towels. For example, if the shower tile is light blue, I'd get dark blue towels. If the tile is dark, I'd get light towels. But, what if the tile color was white? Then, you'd simply pick a white towel or do you want a colored towel to make it pop? I'd get colored towels that coordinate with the decor of the rest of the room. And, what happens if there are several different colored tiles in the shower area? Do you try to match the lightest color, medium color, or darkest color? I'd pick the color I like best and get towels in that color. Or I'd get towels in each color and mix-and-match them. Or, are you supposed to pick towel colors on the basis of the wall color in the rest of the bathroom, not the tile color? Assuming that the walls and tiles don't match, I'd get towels that go with both if possible. Or I'd paint/paper the walls to coordinate with the tile and go from there. Here is a link that might be useful: towels in many colors in my bathroom...See MoreSale Bathroom Towels from Garnet Hill
Comments (3)My experience is the same as yours from Garnet Hill. I love what I have purchased but never tried their towels. Also the same with RL purchased years ago and ones purchased recently. RL has a number of lines-- so I suspect I bought a different line. I ended up getting bamboo towels from overstock that I am really pleased with....See MoreRelated Professionals
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27 days agoI have these from RH. They hold their color (have them for about 7-8 years already).
Lynn N thanked RedRyder
26 days agoI would go with dark green in this bathroom. Mother nature loves wood tones with green and you have the plant that is already bringing green into the space. Add a small green rug and you have your 3 green pieces to balance the room.
I don't enjoy doing laundry enough to make a separate load and go through any hoops to keep white towels white.
Lynn N thanked Jennifer Hogan- 26 days ago
PRO26 days agoLight grey towels are another option….they never look dingy or faded…
Lynn N thanked Home Interiors with Ease
26 days agolast modified: 26 days agoGiven the flooring, Turkish towels would really suit and also provide a jumping off point to create a coordinated look overall, vs just depending on towels’ color.
I use Turkish towels and they wash well, soften over time and dry quickly.
New holder (and shape) to complement lighting.
Rethink accessories and group together
Lynn N thanked Maureen
26 days agoYou have a beautiful and neutral bathroom! Any bathroom with neutrals ( wood, greige, sage, almond) can handle just about any color towel. How about rose, dark gray, even lavender!
Lynn N thanked kculbers- 25 days ago
Here it is with charcoal gray towels that I have in another bathroom. Showed it with the shower room. It has gray subway.
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- 21 days ago
I ordered a towel from the Company Store called "Storm" that is a blue/green and to my novice eye it looks off. Maybe because it's next to greenery it looks even more blue? I'm going to try it on the other bathroom as well.
- 20 days ago
Your not wrong - the Storm towel is too blue green in this bathroom. A greener green is what this room needs
I like the blue green in the other bathroom, but you keep saying the room is bluer than we are seeing, so maybe towels look off in real life.Lynn N thanked Jennifer Hogan - 19 days ago
Went to Macy's and no luck find an emerald green. I bought these for the other bathroom and thought they may work here.
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