Do Most Master Bathrooms Have A Makeup Vanity

Today, we are going to expect at a bathroom renovation and what I'1000 recommending.

And particularly, not recommending.

And yes, delight be warned that this 1 is pretty snarky, but non without provocation!

Sometimes I feel information technology'southward just as important to talk most what not to practice as what nosotros should practice. Because there'southward a lot out there that's not skilful. At to the lowest degree, that'south what I think.

By the style… Recollect our open-concept one-bedroom apartment renovation run amok? There's an open up-firm tomorrow. I hope the realtor brings a volume or something.

For an flat bathroom renovation, it's pretty simple. I would stick with something that coordinates with the kitchen.

Most apartment bathrooms are quite tiny, so in that location's merely room for a small vanity, shower/tub and toilet.

Tin you put in a pedestal or console sink?

I honey them both and they are each appropriate to a large number of styles both modern and traditional.

However, logically, unless there's some other way you can go in some substantial storage, I would non suggest that.

That works! Great bathroom!

(please make note of the door to the bath. We're getting to that.)

Retrieve when we were discussing Unkitchens and storage and there were some great ideas for in between the studs storage? Well, that might be an option for a pocket-sized bath.

There are a few other things that I would avert in a small flat bathroom renovation.

• Avoid gaps between the vanity and tub. I have that and it's very annoying because stuff falls in in that location and is very difficult to get out.
• Vanities with legs are bang-up, only what would be even improve is if there is a kick plate, a few inches back and so that stuff that fell in on the sides doesn't accumulate underneath the vanity.
• I recommend a bathtub/shower combination, even if you're not a bath person, it's improve for resale.
• Almost of the fourth dimension it's really best to stick with white for fixtures and tile, unless the style of your home definitely dictates something else.

Please learn from history.

This ane scares me.

At that place is actually a trend to recreate these vintage bathrooms.

Fine if y'all live in Williamsburg (Brooklyn) New York.

Otherwise, I don't recommend that.

Both images via: Retro Renovation

• In addition don't experience that you accept to add a tile edge for some "color" or "interest." IMO, it usually looks too busy, besides impaired and can also exist limiting.

This bathroom would be far more elegant, IMO without the busy border.

If you want to see some colour, paint the walls, put up art, towels, A vase, if at that place'due south room, pretty bottles, etc.

Just here'south the disturbing bathroom renovation tendency that has left me immensely bothered and bewildered. (only definitely non bewitched)

The Open up Concept Bedchamber/Bathroom

I mean like the poo pot is IN the area that is used for SLEEPING.

Wha???

AND the shower, bathtub.

H2o, h2o everywhere…

And the results…

(BTW, if one of these bathrooms happens to be yours and you lot feel highly insulted. That'due south perfectly understandable. Just kindly enquire me to take it down and I will. )

There are merely some things I like to practise in private. Ya know?

You have to see the residual of this place. Information technology's pretty wild!

A bathtub headboard?

"Oh honey. Sorry. Did I wake you? Hither's a towel." haha.

It appears that folks who similar to put up mega-expensive frameless glass (and unsafe, in this case since yous tin't see it) walls, also don't like to put up window coverings.

No.

Is that the living room in the background?

This is getting out of hand.

This ane reminds me of a diorama at the Museum of Natural History.

For the dear of…

I understand that information technology doubles as a hyperbaric chamber.

But really. Could nosotros go a little ventilation in there?

Undoubtedly, this trend may take started in some boutique hotel trying to be different.

Indeed.

But as I always say. "Merely considering you lot can, doesn't mean y'all should."

Still, it's non only contemporary/modernistic bathroom renovations that take been invaded by the open up-concept en suite loo.

At that place's the bathtub footboard on blocks competing with the gorgeous mantel. Why?

This one's covering upwardly the fireplace.  Okay, possibly the FP doesn't work. But why tin't nosotros at to the lowest degree have a lovely drape to close if necessary? Or bi-fold opaque glass French doors?

Aforementioned here. And no. There isn't a pocket door because the wall isn't thick enough to conform that. Love the French doors. Drapes?

Such a gorgeous room but what IS that matter?

This is reminding me of something.

Who remembers the Leave It To Beaver Coffee Cup Episode?

haha

Are they any situations where an open concept bathroom works?

Rarely and really, can we at least have a dissever WC?

That is IN a closet?

With a door?

But here are a few pretty absurd, open up concept bedrooms with a bathtub.

This one feels genuinely like it was always like this.

Neat colors and at least they put in a sliding garage door. ;]

There are some elements that I honey here and some that confound me. I love the entire bedroom area except for the weird closet which looks like information technology doesn't belong. Information technology's also butting upwards confronting the drapery which is a no-no.

If they had really put up a wall or left it as information technology was, (parallel with the window wall) they could've put in a closet. I find the positioning of the shower stall very strange as well.

The block pattern flooring is cool, but I think it's besides much to run it up the wall.

A lot of these bathroom issues could be solved with opaque drinking glass doors. Then, light could come in and it would exist architecturally lovely, I remember.

I think this ane works because of the opaque glass doors, the drapes. And the shower stall feels integrated and jewel-like. Very pretty!

Happy summertime!

xo,

Source: https://laurelberninteriors.com/2016/06/25/bathroom-renovation-trend-avoid/

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