Liberate Your Bathroom
Bathroom

Many older bathrooms follow the conventional approach, and clients wish lists often sound the same. There is usually a shower stall and a corner tub, lack of storage and a full wall mirror. The term “shower stall” often conjures a utilitarian, single-person spot meant for one thing: getting clean. The corner tub has often not been used for years. The vanity doesn’t have enough storage and the full height mirror is a cleaning nightmare. The wish-list is usually the same and consists of removing the oversized corner tub, adding a larger shower, and more storage please.

If you don’t want a cookie-cutter bathroom, give it a twist and custom it to your needs, like these home owners. For the optimum spa-like experience, consider a his and hers, curb-less double shower, and freestanding tub. Taking a couple’s shower sound spontaneous and romantic OR is it a practical necessity? In a household where you both need to get ready for work at the same time, practicality wins over. However without a doubt, one of the key benefits of a double shower is being able to enjoy a spa-like experience in your own home.

Curb-less showers take a good deal of planning in order to pull them off effectively with drainage and waterproof surfaces that meet the glass. The spacious dual shower has a seamless transition, from bathroom floor to shower floor. The slope of the entrance is framed out with an industrial-style black metal glass partition and black hardware for an understated look.