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Bathroom Ideas

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option to save cost on cabinetry

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though for toilet here, this is the level of frost i was mentioning for shower glass

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a rendition of this could work too

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this looks like a nice modest/affordable vanity system

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i see over the toilet as a good space for extra storage if our vanity set up doesn't quite provide us with enough

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maybe a bit taller but there's the type of vanity-toilet partition i'm looking for

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vanities are far less bulky when they dont touch the ground

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nice but does modern take away from practicality?

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regarding toilet area, storage space, and privacy wall/projection for toilet: this is where our shower sort of is now and would stay with maybe a shift in the faucet location (don't need any bigger of a shower)....but envision a toilet in the area of the built-in shelves which is where ours currently is. toilet stays in that location maybe moved closer to wall farther from shower, and a projection that has a shelving system similar to this protrudes from where the far sink is located here....just an idea but we have to somehow work with the challenge of this corner in our bathroom

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lighter wood/white with a darker sand, gray, brown, or black stone and rectangular mirrors would definitely be in our market

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two free standing vanities would give us the need for some storage, but a large built-in piece like this isn't in our budget. however, an insert between the two resembling the3-drawer bottom area or, maybe better, leaving a cut out present between the two and having a floor-ceiling "bookcase-like" unit similar to the top middle section would be best. could place a trash can or something in between the two vanities then

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very nice for a small space

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looks inaffordable but i like it

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all glass showers are very nice, but i would feel more comfortable with a touch of sandblast or frosted nature to it....not quite like an old generation shower door that looks like it has inches of ice rather than frost, but maybe not clear as day like this

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i've always liked this tile, all about price points

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nice single dual sink vanity should these materials offer more affordability than the two freestanding his/her vanities. but still doesn't top that idea i don't think unless it's cheaper or is all that will work with the space

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i like the area to the right. we will need to maximize space but a scaled down version of this overhead cubby and drawer combo may work as i also need a place to hang up my work clothes or lay down casual ones for after the shower. this would be a nice touch if there is space, or may be worth somehow making space

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i really like both the flooring and the vanity working well with an overall bright room. we need bright, which is why we are so weary about an oak or really any shades of wood other than white, antique white, or a beachwood look. however this is good to know for options as the flooring makes it look perfect with the rest of the room being bright. flooring same price or cheaper than tile? if a good quality laminate is more expensive....tile it is

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this is a good representation of the space we have to work with after the 20 sq ft estimated expansion we want. in the far corner underneath the window would be where our toilet is now, the shower has the same placement though not with the modern more chic angled corner look. and along the right wall is just that for us, a wall, no bathtub. but over all i think this is a general layout that would work for us, but we need some form of a privacy barrier, not even a wall but what about like a shingled projection from the wall or something to not look bulky but can offer not such an open shot to the throne

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if this shower is affordable, it'll be what we want

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i see the marble being an unnecessary expense, but the patterned wall is a nice touch if its a cheap material. otherwise, tile it is

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are the windows above the vanity real? we won't have any windows or natural light in our bathroom which is a first for us. if they are real, they look reproducible with placing frosted glass in front of a dim artificial daylight backing....possible? seems like a fairly cheap way to get exactly that look here artificially

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double vanity, individual mirrors, but may be too dark

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