An important part of bathroom design is to ensure that they are warm enough so all the facilities can be enjoyed, which can entail installing heated towel rails.

Choosing the correct fixtures and fittings to complement bathrooms depends on the style of the room being decorated or updated. Homeowners are increasingly spending more money on these parts of their properties in order to make the most of their time while relaxing in a bath or enjoying an invigorating shower.

As with other areas of the abode, there are likely to be fixed themes that continue into bathrooms, which can help to unify rooms so they appear to come from the same era or simply blend in with the home. Original features in older properties are commonly preserved, so those owning homes in the Victorian or Edwardian time periods may like to decorate in this style. Expert retailers offer many fixtures and furnishings to make this possible throughout premises, including wash rooms.

It is possible to snap up traditional style taps and baths, while homeowners leaning more towards contemporary decor also have many ranges to browse to find their ideal items. After deciding on larger objects to decorate wash rooms, smaller items, such as heated towel rails, can also be bought that complement the chosen styles. From heaters that hark back to earlier times, to those fitting seamlessly into minimalistic decor, there is a wide choice.

For example, Victorian column rail towel warmers look at home in shower rooms that boast decor from the same era, while other traditional designs, such as straight cross bar heaters, are favoured by those keen for a conventional look. However, shoppers wishing for modern accessories are free to browse through ranges that feature curved rails and other contemporary elements.

If affordability is the key to fixture choice, then there are many basic ladder-type towel warmers that are effective and cheap.