It’s a perfect choice for those seeking a blend of elegance and functionality in their bathroom design. A modish blue primary bathroom with blue tiles flooring and walls. The room offers a walk-in shower room, a drop-in deep soaking tub and a floating vanity with a large vessel sink.

• If you want to transform your bathroom into a luxurious spa-like retreat, consider incorporating elements that evoke relaxation and indulgence.
• To achieve warmth in a modern bathroom, embrace wood, à la this Japandi-style San Francisco bathroom by Alexis Tompkins and Leann Conquer of Chroma.
• Instead, she thinks wallcoverings are heading for a far more dramatic territory to make big statements in small spaces.
• Include a tile accent wall in your primary bathroom to add color or pattern.
• Here, it comes via a simple horseshoe configuration of wardrobes.

Japanese-style sliding screens can be adjusted to add privacy while still allowing the natural light to flow in. The double showerheads in this spacious bathroom from interior designer Jessica Risko Smith of JRS ID are practically invisible thanks to a wall of graphic patterned tile. The tub is tucked beneath the windows, and a transparent wall of glass shower doors practically disappears to control splashing while maximizing space to allow for a large soaking tub. This is a small bathroom with a bathtub that suits any urban apartment where space is constriction.

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The layout of your bathroom will mostly revolve around where your pipework is located. Although it is possible to relocate pipework, it will require significant amount of work and permits from council. Thus, the first step to bathroom renovation is locating where your toilet will be. We recommend choosing a bathroom layout following the directions of the home floor joists. If you do want to change the position of the toilet then it is possible but you will have to involve an architect. The architect will then draw waste pipes from the current council pipes to the new position of the toilet.

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• If you are blessed with high ceilings in your bathroom, then take advantage of the added vertical space with a split level floor.
• Linear drains are more efficient and popular with open showers and wooden floors, allowing water to be drained quicker.