Bathroom Ideas
Vanity Lighting Tips Consider a dual sconce for large vanities. To avoid dark spots at a long vanity, consider mounting a dual sconce in the center with single sconces at the outer edges of the mirrors and vanity. Avoid asymmetrical lighting. Placing a fixture on just one side of a mirror will create uneven illumination and make grooming difficult. Skip recessed ceiling fixtures over the sink. This can cast shadows on the face. If recessed lights at the sink area are desired or already in place, consider putting them on a different switch from the task lighting for more control over the lighting plan. Add supplemental lighting if necessary. If the bathroom is small, sconces may illuminate the entire room. In larger bathrooms, light from additional sources, such as recessed lights and ceiling fixtures, will be necessary for adequate general lighting.
Curbless Shower Entry A curbless shower entrance minimizes your risk of tripping over a step as you enter the shower. It’s also a wheelchair-accessible feature
Ensure the place is well lit
Add grab bars in the shower
Install a handheld shower head
Nice tub
Windows & lights in bathroom
High window in bathroom
Towel warmers & slab in shower
Onyx slab
Frosted glass shower door
High window in shower
Drawer storage in vanity instead of doors
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