Bathroom Ideas

I like the way the bath nestles in between the side dwarf wall of the shower and the wall of the room, and the ledge at the back to store bottles

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While we don’t particularly like the decor in this image, we do like the step, the ledge and the way the shower panel sits on the wall

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Love those tiles

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We don’t particularly like the decor or the very square edges of the bathtub. We do like the shelving (rather than having the walls built out to accommodate a small recess) and the combined seat/step. Also, the wall storage with doors is a good use of space

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Love the wave pattern tiles on the wall and the pebble pattern tile on the floor of the shower area. Also love the very clear shower panel which leaves the room looking much less cluttered than a cubicle with lots of hardware.

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This looks very ‘hospital’ but the seat, with its gentle curve, is very appealing

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I love how the bath and shower are in the same ‘room within a room’ while using very little hardware on the glass panels and door. This is one of my favourites of all the bathroom photos, although the decor would need to be more to our taste

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Only a couple of things in this one; the shelves in the shower area are lovely and the sink with wall mounted taps is quite in keeping with our tastes.

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Like the gentle wall lights here and the wall mounted taps

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The decor is a little clinical but we like the wavy tiles and the way the bath and shower link together, incorporating a seat for the shower and all owing light to flood the room

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I adore the curving steps in this bathroom. It has a very natural appeal that looks relaxing and calming

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Close up of the previous picture showing how the curved steps lead up to the bathtub

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Again, a room within a room - the bathtub is in the shower cubicle that uses minimal hardware. The pebble flooring is lovely and looks like it’ll be a good non-slip surface to shower on without having to have a plastic mat for safety

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