How to make bathroom with no windows brighter and cosier

Hello, you can fit a dome feed natural light from this roof,-abit of work alteration involved or alternatively fit natural light bulbs in the ceiling fixtures which are ready available.

Light tube

Hi I don`t know any fitting simulate natural light,but If you fit better ceiling lights ,brighter colors of tiles ,mirror should looks better

Hi, thanks for sharing your questions, I have a couple of ideas for the issues. For more natural light I would suggest that you can construct a shallow false wall or a Window like frames and install natural LED light panels. I always find adding a better or a proper air extraction system to be the best solution for damp problems unless there is a more serious damp or leak issue.

First of all I suggest a bright tiles colour,like a sort of white or light grey. Installing downlights will be a good solution,depending of bathroom size you can go for 4 or even 6. Top would be to install a velux if thr bathroom has the possibility to do it. Installing also a fan extractor with humidity sensor will be the right choice. There are loads of nice bright tiles on the market with a sort of venier in it so just to be sure that you do not go for plain white.

To lighten up dark bathroom the majority people will suggest ‘just white’ but I will disagree! I would recommend using contrasting colours and gloss surfaces with matt enhancers. It is always a good idea to use more than one light source as well to lit up areas. If you need more please get in touch with my company for a tailored design. Kind regards Bee

Different lighting options, wall lights, underlights and plenty of mirrors

Install 5watt Led down lighting size of bathroom unknown cannot tell how many would be needed use cool white bulbs. For dampness install extract fan