ᐅ Bathroom Photo Thread – Share Your Bathroom Photos!

Made with great attention to detail, respect!! (Even though it’s definitely not my taste, as there’s too much "bling bling" )

BastianB schrieb:
Made with great attention to detail, respect!! (Even though it’s totally not my style, too much “flashy” for me )

...Thank you, thank you. And we even drove halfway across the country to find a batch with lots of sparkle . But we’re also a bit older now, so our taste is probably a little different.

Bamue89 schrieb:
Very stylish. Cohesive overall but not my personal taste. Still very well done!

That’s exactly the point, no matter what kind of tiles you like, etc. Everything should look harmonious. You need to keep that in mind when planning the bathroom: if a faucet looks great, it also has to match the sink, and so on.

I’ll try to find some pictures of our bathroom renovation from the old apartment, if that’s of interest . Built in 1972, it wasn’t so nice anymore, but I guess everything is coming back again.

Good luck

Has anyone here seen the Villeroy & Boch Source Flow in person? Does it not only look good but also operate well?

Is the Hansgrohe Raindance Select S 300 2jet overhead shower with ceiling connection in chrome recommended?

merlin83 schrieb:
Is the Hansgrohe Raindance Select S 300 2jet overhead shower with ceiling connection in chrome recommended?

Hello,
we have the Hansgrohe Raindance Select S 300 2jet overhead shower but with wall mounting and we are absolutely satisfied.

Here are a few photos from us; as you can clearly see, not everything was finished yet...

Here is the custom-made mirror, finished in gloss and black, designed to match the washbasin as closely as possible:

Regarding the wallpaper in the guest toilet: I think it can work.

Since the guest toilet is very long, we decided to angle the wall at the entrance. This creates a much better sense of space in the hallway in front of it, and I think it adds a bit more flair.

If you look closely at the above picture, I had the fuse box installed there. This way, unlike most people, I don’t have to hang a picture in the hallway to cover it up.

Below it is the control unit for the underfloor heating. It’s easily accessible, and the annoying box is not in the hallway or even the main bathroom!

Now about the illuminated niche;
I think it’s a shame when expensive bathroom fittings are installed, but the shut-off valves—and often the water meters—are left visible on the wall.
That’s why these items have found a place here that is still easy to reach (magnetic mirror, easily removable)

Maybe a small idea to consider when planning your bathroom.

Good luck
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Hello,

Your faucet seems to spray the water like fresh spring water... if that’s the case, do you have issues with splashing? Would you avoid something like that in the main bathroom?

Best regards,

Merlin