It is well known that the bathroom is the most intimate place in a house, a place for relaxation, relaxation and alone time. The toilet is even more delicate in this aspect. It's not often that we discuss bathroom faucets or bathtubs and sinks. Even more rarely via the toilet bowl. Ancient civilizations treated this aspect with respect, as scientific findings about ancient ones showPlumbing systems. The question should now seem all the more insignificant to us; it should not be neglected in modern times.
There are a few things to consider when designing a fully equipped bathroom with toilet. The separation of the toilet area from the rest of the bathroom and thePrivacy in the bathroomshould be some of the first questions you have to solve. Partitions come in different shapes and materials, from panels with a strong presence to subtle elements. Remember, don't you want to furnish your bathroom luxuriously, with attention to detail and then let the toilet be a purely sanitary place, without a touch of aesthetics?
Protect privacy in the bathroom with toilet using partitions
To make a clear spatial separation between the toilet room and the rest of the bathroom, you can use partitions or sliding doors. This door in the picture slides on a horizontal bar above the entrance. Sliding doors are now the preferred choice, whereas previously improvised curtains were used instead.
Divider made of frosted glass
A glass door is very suitable here. Whether granulated or frosted glass or even glass with applications, it makes a clean impression and gives your bathroom a free feeling.
Some solutions do suggest spatial separation so that one doesn't forget that the room is actually separated into two isolated areas.
Provide privacy in the bathroom with decorative elements
This divider with shelves and cutouts is really artistic. It is exactly the right accessory if you don't want the toilet bowl to be seen immediately after entering the bathroom.
Notice the wall lamp above the vanity, what a pleasant atmosphere it creates in this room!
A fairly popular solution when delimiting the space of the toilet relates to the height of the toilet. So, the toilet is only formally separated by a parapet. Placed in a corner of the bathroom, but it can be easily integrated into the decor scheme of the room.
Here, a lovingly furnished sink and toilet area with bright, delicately patterned wallpaper and artwork elements for relaxation.
If you have enough space for a bathroom and toilet, you should consider somePlantto be integrated into the design scheme there too. A little green can never harm anyone, on the contrary, it helps to reduce psychological tension and stress. Wooden surfaces add a touch of nature to your bathroom, while mosaic tiles are a very popular choice, adding a touch of oriental and exotic flair.
Last, but not least, we want to focus our attention on choosing the toilet bowl.
The only way to make a restroom feel cold and rudimentary is to treat it as such. In addition to cleanliness, it is the family touch and attention to detail that distinguish your home toilet from any public one. If you no longer like the classic shapes of the toilet bowl, take a look at the minimalist modern designs. They transform a toilet bowl into a cult object. Puristic elementary shapes - cubes, cylinders, hemispheres in immaculate white, stone texture or stainless steel that simply won't leave you indifferent!
Photos via:Decoist
