Basement Bathroom

shower floor captured our interest; not sure how pragmatic, but worth discussion.

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This shows a kind of spa-like sophistication. Not appropriate for the basement bathroom, but might be nice for our master bath.

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Nice color palette. Sleek, minimal lines. We like.... There are ideas here that could work in multiple of our bathrooms.

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If I had a billion dollars...I wouldn't have to eat Kraft dinners...but I would.

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another wet bath concept. Not sure about the glass wall - some privacy is good, in this case, there isn't any :-)

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nice shower concept for the accessory apartment and/or our master bath. The bench is incorporated, but not under the shower fixture. It's large enough for "access" (grab bars, walker, etc).

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clever pull-out cabinet. Don't need hair dryers in this bathroom, but there might be a good use for such an element.

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Again, like the generosity of the cutout in the shower, also like the frosted glass enclosure for soaps and shampoos. Not sure how much of this can be worked into that small space, but just jotting down some ideas.

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Nice mix of contemporary and lodge. Like the corner shelving for towels - cute and space-efficient.

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Interesting shower configuration

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Neat use of lighting. Mirror and toilet paper holder are inset, also neat - gives a clean, uncluttered appearance.

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Flat shower base is nice in that it is grout-free. We prefer to use materials that don't have grout-lines wherever possible

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Nothing special here, just noting that the shower will need to be glass or open (wet bathroom) to allow some light

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Like a generous cut-out for soaps and shampoos

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Free-floating sink and side storage is a nice idea. It's good for "access"

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Like the cabinet and flooring, and the wood accents. Not the lighting.

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