Luxury Walk In Showers

As we have seen in many design ideas lately, open floor plans are all the trend, and now bathrooms have taken that trend on with a little creative imagination. 

For instance, if you plan to remodel your bathroom. Large walk-in showers are prominent in the remodeling world right now. A walk-in shower creates an open floor plan feel with a seamless transition from this space to the rest of the bathroom. Walk-in showers often offer more versatile fixtures like seating, steam room, or even large freestanding soaking tubs.

Walk-in showers provide the appeal of a relaxing minimalist bathroom, with the safety of safer access for the elderly and children.

Here are 5 things to consider when remodeling your bathroom.

• 1.) Shower Sizes -  Depending on the initial size of your bathroom, these may be size options to consider 32″ x 32″

• 34″ x 34″

• 36″ x 36″

• 42′ x 36″

• 48″ x 36″ 

• 48″ x 48″

• 60″ x 36″ 

2.) Position - Placement is a big one. If you are remodeling, it’s best to leave your new shower in the same place as your old one; it would require less plumbing and save you a little coin.

3.) Type of Glass - Some key things to consider are:

• The most common glass type is 3/8″ or 10mm glass. It is durable, safe, long-lasting, and cost-effective.

• Usually, an upgrade, you may occasionally see 12mm or 1/2″ glass width. The thought is showers with this glass thickness will have a more opulent look. However, it isn’t any safer than the 3/8″ or 10mm glass. Plus it will add substantial weight and cost.

4.) Showerhead - From a handheld showerhead to a standard wall mounted head, there are many showerheads available today. Talk with your contractor to see if you can find one that meets your needs.

5.) Soap, Shampoo & Body wash- Don’t forget to include a small shelf or two in your walls for placing shampoos, conditioners, gels, etc. Size these shelves to accommodate the tallest bottles.

A BATH WITH AN URBAN CITY LOOK THAT BLENDS BRICKS & STONES WITH LIGHTS & TONES

Whether you’re a bachelor who wants to create a masculine restroom space or simply want to mimic the city feel found outside your doorstep, combining cold stones and worn brick will surly help you achieve that urban look.

When paring stone textures and metal fixtures, adding soft lighting accents and wood finishes can bring a balance to the space that creates an inviting warmth while maintaining the pace’s edge.

A circular mirror adds an artistic contrast to the cinder-block shapes of the stone around it. While the teal towels and toothbrush holder provides a pop of color that ties the visual aesthetics within the space together nicely.