Bathroom with wood motif
The bathroom has a wood motif in gray. I suggested two bathroom variants to the owners. In the first case, the "wooden" is only the floor and the white cladding is, where possible, pulled into only half of the walls and the rest of the walls are painted. The shower is rectangular with dimensions of 100 x 80 cm. In the second case, "wood" is also used on some sections of the walls, a quarter-circle shower (100 x 100 cm) is opposite the entrance and this time I hung the toilet on the wall. Both variants have their pros and cons and now it only depends on the owners they choose. There is a hidden washing machine in the high cabinet to the right of the door.
Vintage bathroom
This bathroom is designed 1. with a retro bathtub and 2. with a regular bathtub and a closet that hides a washer and dryer. I really like it when the possibility and the height of the tiling is not the same everywhere. Not only does more money remain in our pockets, but the bathroom then looks much more interesting and looks bigger.
Modern bathroom
The owner wanted to exchange the bath for a shower. We agreed on this minimalist transparent, tailor-made shower enclosure. I used the space above the washer and dryer and next to them for storage space. The narrow cupboard can hold, among other things, an 80 l laundry basket. As for the washbasin, we chose a countertop washbasin. The mirror cabinet with built-in lighting can hold and hide a large number of cosmetics.
Large traditional bathroom with modern features
This bathroom is a combination of traditional and modern elements. The owner wanted a modern rectangular bathtub and sink, so the plumbing is in this style, but the tiles are purely traditional. Since this is an older house and the other rooms are dominated by traditional elements, I designed some other equipment - mirror cabinet, vintage pictures… The room is insulated with elements of wood and natural materials - towel rack, custom washbasin cabinet, shelves in nice and basket for dirty and clean laundry. In addition to the shower area, the tiling is only pulled out into the middle of the walls, which further enhances the traditionalism of the room and makes the bathroom "breathe" better. The water distribution was already done before my proposal. Otherwise, I would have moved a bit with something - for example, the heating ladder would be more suitable right next to the bath and therefore directly against the shower, but I think that the bathroom will be functional and pleasant.
