Interior of a Bathroom in a House: Ergonomically and Stylishly

Interior of a Bathroom in a House: Ergonomically and Stylishly. How to Make the Interior of a Bathroom in a House Stylish and Ergonomic?

When building or renovating a house, don't hesitate to invest in high-quality equipment for a spacious bathroom. Most of our fellow citizens view the bathroom as a routine and unenjoyable place for relaxation and rest. This perception is, in fact, due to the small size of bathrooms in multi-story buildings and the high cost of quality sanitary fittings.

By the way, this stereotype also applies to how adjacent bathrooms are perceived as impractical and uncomfortable spaces. However, European designers agree that a bathroom without a toilet is an incomplete space.

Designing the layout of a bathroom in a private house can also be quite costly. But once everything is completed, you will feel the difference: it was worth every penny spent!

Here is how you can make use of the available space:

Consider installing the bathtub not in a standard location — in a corner or along the wall, but in the center of the room. If placing it directly against the wall is not an option for you, position it diagonally from the far corner of the room (or the angle). This spatial arrangement allows you to showcase a spacious area, which can be further enhanced by hanging a full-length mirror or installing a mirrored ceiling.

Photo 1 — Installing a bathtub diagonally in the corner

Experiment with materials used, sticking to a single style. For example, porcelain harmonizes well with natural wood and light tiles, while baths designed for copper fixtures pair beautifully with dark room finishes and textiles.

Photo 2 — Combining Materials in Bathroom Interior

If space permits, a bathroom can be equipped not only with a standard set of interior items but also fitted with a standalone bathtub and shower.

Photo 3 — Bathroom with a Shower Cabin

In a wooden house, the doctor himself prescribed installing a bathtub with a sauna.

Photo 4 — Bathroom with a Sauna in Modern Style

Photo 5 — Bathroom with a Sauna – 'Compact' Idea for Small Bathrooms

If lounging in a warm bathtub isn't your thing, you can develop the habit of relaxing and unwinding during baths by installing a bathtub with a hydrobox. Several water programs provide a range of pleasant sensations!

Photo 6 — Bathtub with Hydrobox

When combined with a gas boiler or another autonomous water heating system, any of these baths is a guarantee of good mood.