bathroom

freely accessible bathroom

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My favorite color!! So wonderful to see bold color rather than the boring white and grey that is all the rage now.

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Any of these remodels would be preferable to what i have now.

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This full size window in the shower that 'lets in the outdoors' is a DREAM shower for me. Probably not affordable but an absolute DREAM!!!

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The small shelf between shower and toilet is interesting. Would be handy storage for both areas.

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like this

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again, wall mounted storage keeps the floor free and makes the space look bigger. Also like in this layout how the storage is separate from the sink/counter, which are a single unit. Having the faucet directly out of the wall is an idea that is growing on me.

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love the no-step shower, the insets, the hand rails. I might opt for a wall mounted shower head rather than ceiling. Also might lower the wall height of wall next to vanity. Also, I don't see any lights in the shower area. Need to ensure plenty of light

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like the sea glass tile. This from article on home spaces for aging. Important considerations I'd like to adapt: wider door openings, easy to enter showers, faucet handles for weak grips

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This comes from article on trends- curbless. Yes!

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Shower insets- like the clean lines and lack of grout line inside

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design option for shower inset

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I *want* this toilet-- wall mounted, off the floor, tank in the wall. Fantastic.

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Love the curbless shower. Clean look and easier access.

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floating vanities are a must. Makes the room look so much bigger.

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Yes ! Yes !! Yes !!!!

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like the no lip boarder on the shower. Iffy on the glass wall- too hard to clean, too much hard water staining

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LOVE this sink and faucet!

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Yes! to floor lighting!

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Love, love, love the idea of a no glass shower. Glass enclosures in showers in Arizona are quickly covered in hard water deposits. Cleaning is awful. I love this shower/wet area. I would ditch the bathtub. But like the openness and the low ledge for access. Might move the water controls closer to the sinks so you could turn the water on from outside the shower.

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Drying station? Interesting....

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Looks like another bump out built behind a levitating toilet (hard to actually see, but I'm guessing). Also note the electrical outlet on the side of the bump out. Like that.

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Again, the cantilevered toilet. But here, looks like they made a bump out in the lower wall, possibly to accommodate plumbing. Hadn't considered that option. BTW- this photo was intended by Houzz to illustrate a shower control on a different wall than show head. Not a bad idea.

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Hard to find examples of floating toilet and hanging vanity. Frees up floor for easier cleaning. Free floor space is a necessity if going to have a whole room wet space shower.

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