Glass Ceiling in Bathroom

Just like in the bedroom, a glass ceiling in the bathroom doesn't have to be an obvious choice. The bathroom is a space where we want privacy, and the idea of installing large windows for separation doesn't come to mind immediately. However, it is done and there are solutions that allow you to maintain calm during bathing and preparation.

SEPARATING BATHROOM AND BEDROOM WITH A GLASS CEILING

Most often, when choosing to install a glass ceiling in the bathroom, we do it for separating the bathroom from the bedroom. We create a modern and bright parental space. This is also an interesting idea if you have small spaces next to each other. The transparency of the glass allows maintaining a sense of space and perspective. Various styles are available. We no longer need to imagine an industrial type ceiling made of metal and glass with large vertical sections. It is often installed on a low wall that serves as a base. In a water-filled room, it's convenient to add a bathtub, and on the other side you can place a bed headboard.

SHOWER ENCLOSURE FOR BATHROOM WITH GLASS CEILING

If you are not planning to change the partitions in the bathroom but still want to keep the spirit of a glass ceiling in your renovation project, you can choose a shower cabin in this style. We like the glass shower enclosure because besides its decorative appeal, it also symbolizes durability — much more than some ready-to-install models. A glass ceiling adds a certain appeal to a small space, and it's like cream on top of the cake — it decorates the area without cluttering it. In the same spirit, you can consider installing a glass ceiling in the center of the aquatic architecture to separate the toilet from the rest of the bathroom. This time, a wall will be practical for maintaining the idea of calm.

CHOOSING THE RIGHT GLASS FOR THE BATHROOM

As we noted at the beginning, privacy is important in a bathroom and must be considered in your project. The transparency of glass can become an obstacle for some. More and more opaque, non-transparent glasses are appearing, reinforced glasses that allow light to pass from one room to another but maintain confidentiality. In the worst case, you will only see a silhouette without details. If the bathroom is open to the bedroom or looks out into a corridor, choosing glass has a decisive impact on greater tranquility. For example, wired glass enhances the retro and industrial idea of a glass ceiling.