In the past, home design has tended to focus mainly on social areas such as the kitchen and living rooms, leaving the bathroom simply as a necessary but relatively unimportant area. Gradually,…
Apart from washing, think of other activities that you would regularly do in the bathroom. Assess how much storage you require for toiletries and items such as cleaning equipment. lt you keep…
Once you have accurately mapped out your room you will have all the relevant information to work out the best arrangement for your chosen elements. Manufacturers’ brochures usually supply exact dimensions of…
When planning a classic bathroom to incorporate bathroom furniture, it is best to stick to white elements. The bathtub, basin, toilet, and shower should be white with preferably chrome or brass taps,…
Choosing a modern, compact shower enclosure and bathroom furniture rather than a tub is an obvious solution for providing washing facilities in a small space. However, new short but deep “sit tub”…
Designing an efficient layout for a large bathroom takes just as much thought as planning a limited space. Each plumbing fixture needs to be carefully placed so that there is space around…
A bathroom where toiletries and cosmetics are kept behind closed doors may look organised but it is more practical to keep everyday items in an open storage system where the contents are…
Walls surrounding a shower, bath, or basin are in the bathrooms “wet” areas and receive the heaviest wear. As they will get a frequent soaking, a waterproof finish is essential. Tiles, perspex…
If well looked after, quality fixtures will last a lifetime. lf the plumbing is adequate and the layout practical, it is worth keeping the bathroom basics and improving less attractive features. Look…
Think of modern bathroom storage and clutter-free surfaces, crisp white fixtures, and hi-tech fittings spring to mind. It is not a difficult look to achieve, even with a limited budget and space.…