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A 50 cm bathroom furniture set for the guest bathroom – what you need to keep your guests happy

Satisfied guests are always happy to come back to your home. Among the many things that make a guest happy is the guest bathroom. If it’s stylishly furnished, optimally equipped in terms of functionality, and spacious and comfortable, you’ve got it all right. Our 50 cm bathroom furniture sets for your guest bathroom offer precisely these three benefits.

Three benefits of our 50 cm bathroom furniture sets

Advantage 1: space. With our sets, you can create space in a room that’s often rather small. You’re unlikely to convert the largest bathroom in your house or flat into a guest bathroom. These bathrooms are therefore often small but cosy. What they often lack is the space to store towels, toiletries or cleaning products. A 50 cm bathroom furniture set provides exactly that space. It ensures you can store your own bits and bobs, whilst guests still have plenty of storage space to put their things away. This is provided by a mirror cabinet (if you can fit one) and a vanity unit.

Advantage 2: the design. Even a guest will feel at home in a stylish bathroom. Our 50 cm bathroom furniture sets feature a timeless and modern design. All the units fit together perfectly. In principle, they can be combined in any way with other products from our range, but they also make a striking visual statement on their own. The variety of designs also allows you to tailor the units perfectly to your bathroom. This enables you to create a contrast with the tiles or wall colour, or to complement existing furniture. With the right design, you can make a small room appear larger – just as you’d like your guest bathroom to be.

Benefit 3: Functionality. This is usually evident in furniture that works as it should – year after year. The furniture doesn’t need any frills; instead, it should serve you reliably and flawlessly for years or even decades. With our sets, you can be sure of that. The individual pieces are moisture-resistant and easy to clean. They are robust and durable, and can withstand even heavy use. You can assume that this is less likely to happen in a guest bathroom, as such a bathroom isn’t in constant use. Nevertheless, you’ll be glad if you don’t feel the need for new bathroom furniture after just a few years. Our 50 cm sets give you exactly that peace of mind.

The 50 cm bathroom furniture set for your guest bathroom – is it the right choice for you?

You’ll need to consider this question from three angles. Once you’ve done so, you’ll know whether the 50 cm set is ideal for you or whether you’d be better off with a 45 cm or 40 cm set. So, think about the following points:

1. Once the 50 cm set is fitted, it offers plenty of storage space. However, it does take up space in the bathroom. Do you have enough? How does your personal space requirement (or that of your guests) change once the mirror cabinet and vanity unit are in place? How does this change when the doors are open? Can you move about freely, or do you always have to make a compromise? You certainly don’t want to make any compromises in your own bathroom – after all, you’ll be using it for many years. In a guest bathroom, things are a little different. Here, you can enhance your guests’ comfort if they don’t have to constantly squeeze between the cupboard, the shower and the bath. It’s unlikely to be a real nuisance, as even a guest won’t be using your guest bathroom for the rest of their life, but only for a short period.

2. Can you install the bathroom furniture easily wherever you want? Think about things like electrical wiring or drill holes, which you might not be able to position exactly where you’d like. Do radiators, water pipes, the toilet, a shower cubicle, a sloping ceiling, the window or the bathroom door get in the way of installation? Also bear in mind that you’ll want to be able to open doors: not just those on the units, but also the bathroom door and the window sashes. Think carefully about what obstacles you’ll create by fitting the bathroom furniture, or what obstacles might get in the way of the installation. A smaller set might actually be better suited to your individual guest bathroom.

3. The final aspect you need to consider is the design. Unfortunately, we can’t help you here, other than to point out the rule of thumb: a light-coloured bathroom calls for dark furniture, and a dark-coloured bathroom calls for light furniture. This certainly doesn’t always apply, but it will help you a little when choosing the right design. Fortunately, we offer a wide range of colours, so you’ll be spoilt for choice. Nevertheless, everything in the guest bathroom should look harmonious. So take care to consider what the other bathroom furniture looks like, what colours the tiles and walls are, and how much natural light the guest bathroom receives. The lighter the bathroom is overall, the more you can consider a dark design. This creates contrast. A light design makes a room appear larger – whether in a dark or a light bathroom.