Bathrooms

wet room

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The idea of strip lighting might work in our master bathroom. We need more light.

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The tub

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Like in another photo, the toilet is very close to the bathing appliance.

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A low curb for the shower is a great idea because future accessibility problems can be easily avoided with a ramp, but I also like the photo because, like in our master bathroom, the toilet is close to the bathing appliance (though in our case, it's a bathtub. When I think about our bathroom, I wonder if we can't do a glass wall and door that goes across in front of both tub and shower. I had dismissed the idea because of the closeness of the toilet, but seeing this picture makes me re-think the feasibility of that.

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Not the tile, but the framing of the mirrors is what interests me.

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Love the surround around the mirrors.

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Linear Drain

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Curved Shower

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low-curb shower

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Don't know it it's possible to add niche or niches at this point, but it would be great if it is possible.

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I likwe the grab bar in the shower. It's not unattractive, and it's useful.

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The tub surround. Could a form-fitted piece of plexiglass or a thin slab of quartz sit on top of the current surround? Interesting!

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Interesting placement of chairs.

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Could leave control where it is, but move shower head. Interesting!

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curbless shower

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Curbless Shower

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low-curb showers

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Curbless or low-curb shower and shower bench. Also, bathtub surround is interesting.

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Curbless shower with sloping shower floor instead of sloping bathroom floor

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Curbless may be a great idea, but low curb may be the best we can have

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shower ideas and . . . problem with curbless shower

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Couldn't do curbless, but put in a slab of quartz to match the vanity countertop.

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Bathroom wallpaper

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Built-in shelving over bath surround. Just what I've been thinking about!

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walk-in shower

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curbless? Shower

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