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The bathroom is the place where you begin and end your day. Modern bathrooms are no longer small, cramped spaces. They can be transformed into luxurious spas where you can relax and forget about all your worries. Bathrooms can be as luxurious as a boudoir or as intimate as a bedroom. They can also be as social and as green as a garden.
Is your bathroom larger than your cupboard? When bathing should be an enjoyable experience, why settle for the impersonality of a traditional water closet? A warm tub with aroma oils and warm water is the best way to relax at the end of a long day. You can make your bathroom a retreat with designer bathrooms that include spa equipment, whirlpools, and other decorative fixtures.
It is important to remember that accessories are not always the right choice.
The Fixtures
Do not settle for the old-fashioned ceramic tile. You have many options, including handmade ceramic tiles which may be the most affordable. There are also tiles in bisazza, natural stone and glass mosaic tiles that give bathrooms a bright, vibrant look.
Basins can be made from a variety of materials. There are many options for basins. You can choose from glass, marble and handmade ceramic, or import ones made of acrylic. Tubs can be ordered with a vanity top with embedded glass mosaic chips and transparent glass inserts. A chrome-plated glass bowl looks elegant, while a traditional South Indian basin bowl in a brass ring looks more ethnic. You can even customize the fixtures to your liking. You can choose from silver, steel, or copper.
Shower panels are also chic. Shower panels come pre-assembled and can be installed quickly. Showers can be set up to provide rain, mist, or massage for a luxurious bathing experience.
The latest bathroom design trends include the bold and colorful, as well as the elegant and simple. With the right fixtures, flooring, tiles, and furniture, you can create any look, including country, Edwardian, Santa Fe, Japanese Zen, or Edwardian. Personalize the space. You can decorate the space with a painting, an object, or a poem. Mix and match tiles and porcelain soap dispensers. Bathroom ensembles should include a waste container, tumbler, tissue holder and toothbrush holder. They could come in a variety of interesting designs and materials. The bathroom is the most likely space that guests will see in your home, after the living room. It should reflect the owner's aesthetic sensibilities.
