What is the most personal room at home? Yes, you are correct! It's your BATHROOM.
A Bathroom is where you do your personal thingy. Generally, contains a toilet, sink, mirror, bathtub or a shower. Though in other countries, bathroom is separated from a toilet room.
There are many variations of a Bathroom, sometimes they called it a wet room or a powder room, depending on what account for the use it was designed.
Design Consideration, focus on style and function + purpose and goals.
Master Bathroom - is design in a FULL BATH that adjoins to the master bedroom. It has a set of relaxing mood that coordinates the natural elements to give a room a relaxing feel.
A Bathroom is where you do your personal thingy. Generally, contains a toilet, sink, mirror, bathtub or a shower. Though in other countries, bathroom is separated from a toilet room.
There are many variations of a Bathroom, sometimes they called it a wet room or a powder room, depending on what account for the use it was designed.
Design Consideration, focus on style and function + purpose and goals.
Learn about bath types, like:
It is also called a THREE-QUARTER BATHROOM. The idea is to get in, do your thing, and get out ---toilet, sink, shower.
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| Master Bedroom adjoins the MASTER BATHROOM |
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| MASTER BATHROOM |
The children use it, the guests use it, the whole family use it.
MASTER BATHROOM or Full Bathroom takes all the high-traffic space. This means that bathroom must work for everyone.
Half-Bath or Powder Room - is just a small room that has a mirror, a sink, a faucet. And the toilet is another part of the room separated by a door. This is usually seen in a fast-food, mall, disco bar. But for some houses, they have this in one setting.
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| powder room (using stainless sink & faucet) |
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| one-setting powder room |
A Bathroom Design For All
Actually, if you like to have a nice place to relax, make your bathroom a good place to stay. It should grow with you and adapt to your needs as you grow older. The universal design will surely give you a long-lasting bathroom features that accommodate the young, the old, everyone in between and most especially the PWD's (person with disability).
Now, if you will ask for advice from a contractors and designers, they usually suggest a wider doorways, more accessible for a helper to assist someone. And aside from a wider doors, bathroom must have these essential elements:
- Ample clearance for wheelchair to make a 180-degree turn, at least 5-feet open space.
- A curbless shower design for those who use walkers and wheelchairs. The shower has no rim to step over. It's an easy access to all users.
- Shower with Grab Bars are design to give safety & security to the elderly users of the toilet, aside from a quick hang for the towels.
- Non-slip Bathroom Tiles is actually a good tiles especially for the kids and elders to avoid accidents.
- A hand-held shower must be placed low enough to reach your feet when you sit on a shower bench. This is good for those who have physical limitations.
In Choosing Materials you need to learn how to shop for vanities and fixtures to countertops and lighting. Have a well thought out plan for your bathroom, you must have a clear vision of what your bathroom look like.
Before going to a hardware to canvass, choose the right fixtures and materials. And the right people to do the job, so that you will have the idea how much the project will cost.
GOAL + PLAN + BUDGET COST consider all these possibilities and focus on the choices that meet and satisfied your needs.
It is a plus factor if you use Stainless Steel Bathroom Fixtures. Actually, it become a hot trend in bathroom decor in recent years, because of its aesthetic appeal and durability, and fit homes of any size and style.
Usually, you will find stainless steel fixtures in a kitchen, but now, you can use stainless in a bathroom to make a BIG DIFFERENCE in the overall look!
Here are some of the examples: