Space is an essential part to any ensuite bathroom, which is why planning is essential. When designing your own en-suite your own personal tastes will become a vital part.
Furniture can be used in an en-suite as it allows for a flawless transition from the bedroom to the en-suite. The wenge coloured furniture is becoming a popular choice for the en-suite bathroom. Don’t forget about plumbing issues if you are staring your en-suite from scratch, commonly the master bedroom is at the front of the house, when the waste outlet is usually at the back of the house, consult your plumber for the best advice for your house.
If your en-suite will have limited space this does not mean that you will have to compromise on the style of your bathroom. There could be the option to have a showerbath that allows you to have the benefits of showering and bathing. Other options could be to have a smaller shower enclosure, bi-fold enclosures are ideal, they start from a size 760 x 760mm and the door folds inwards to help save space. Another option for the smaller en-suite could be a smaller bath or even a corner bath.
Don’t forget to make use of unwanted spaces by adding furniture and shelves, extra storage space helps to hide away the clutter in your bathroom. Simple ideas like hanging the en-suite bathroom door so that it open outwards will create more space.
Another great idea for you en-suite bathroom is to turn it into a wetroom. Wetrooms usually feature an open space for showering and have a toilet and a basin.
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