There’s a number of ways to improve the warmth of a bathroom without central heating, or with designer radiators or heated towel rails that aren’t working to full capacity.
A switch to warmer lighting is a simple first step, whilst the introduction of a bathroom rug can bring warmth to the flooring area. You could also add bathroom plants, and make clever use of your extractor fan to improve circulation and reduce the risk of condensation.
Finally, and perhaps most effectively, the sealing of bathroom windows and doors can greatly assist with heat retention in the area.
For a more detailed insight, take a look at our dedicated blog, 23 ways to keep warm without turning the central heating on.