Accessories – covers the non-cosmetic items that complete a BOTANIKA bathroom and room layout: dental, shaving, vanity and sewing kits, shower caps, cotton pads and buds, combs, slippers and the trays or holders that present them. These items follow the same visual line as the cosmetics, so the whole layout reads as one set. Selection depends on the room category, the guest profile and how many items the property wants visible on the shelf.
When requesting a quotation, state the room count, which kits belong in the standard layout, whether items are presented loose or on a tray, and any packaging requirement. Packaging format, material, contents of each kit and unit count per carton are shown in the technical description of each product.
Accessories: procurement considerations
- Layout composition: decide which kits are placed in the room as standard and which are supplied on request, as this drives consumption far more than the room count does.
- Consistency with the cosmetics: using accessories from the same line keeps the packaging, colour and typography of the whole layout coherent.
- Presentation: a tray, box or holder keeps small items tidy on a narrow bathroom shelf and reduces the number that are simply swept away at cleaning.
- Guest profile: business, family and resort guests use noticeably different accessories, so build the layout around who actually stays in the room.
Frequently asked questions about this category
Which accessories are worth placing in the room as standard?
Shower cap, dental and vanity items are the usual standard placement, while shaving and sewing kits are often kept at reception and supplied on request to reduce consumption.
Do the accessories match the BOTANIKA cosmetics visually?
Yes, the accessories follow the same design line as the cosmetics, so the bathroom layout stays consistent when both are used together.
