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Make your bathroom beautiful with these luxury lookalikes - budget alternatives approved by us

Curate a spa-like space without your budget going down the drain

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A mirror of affordable bathroom accessories against expensive lookalikes
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Creating a beautiful bathroom doesn’t have to mean overspending. Our editors have done the side-by-side shopping for you, comparing some of the most coveted premium bathroom accessories with lookalikes that deliver the same high-end feel, but for a fraction of the price. The result are these smart swaps that look far more expensive than they are.

Bathrooms are often treated as purely practical spaces, but with a few thoughtful upgrades they can become a calming sanctuary, somewhere that feels polished, personal, and luxurious. That’s why we’ve rounded up everything from space-saving bathroom accessories that help to declutter your bathroom through to subtle accessories that make your bathroom look expensive on a budget, helping you refresh your space with confidence (and without draining your savings).

We're not ones to gatekeep our finds, so below is our curated edit of affordable alternatives to pieces at the core of expensive bathroom trends and styles: proof that great style doesn’t have to come with a hefty price tag.

Often treated as purely functional, the bathroom is one of the easiest spaces to elevate and this collection proves you don’t need a full remodel to make it feel beautifully considered. Whether you’re planning a larger update and researching bathroom renovation mistakes to avoid, or simply looking for effortless ways to refresh a plain white scheme, these smart swaps show that thoughtful details can make all the difference. Expect a space that feels calmer, more refined, and just a little more spa-like every day.

Laura Honey
Laura Honey
Homes Ecommerce Editor

Laura is woman&home's eCommerce editor, in charge of testing, reviewing and creating buying guides for the Homes section, so you'll usually see her testing everything from the best dehumidifiers to sizing up the latest Le Cruset pot. Previously, she was eCommerce editor at Homes & Gardens magazine, where she specialised in covering coffee and product content, looking for pieces tailored for timelessness. The secret to her heart is both simplicity and quality. She is also a qualified Master Perfumer and holds an English degree from Oxford University. Her first editorial job was as Fashion writer for The White Company.

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