Bathrooms
Bathrooms
When designing or selecting a bathroom type, it's important to consider the available space, the number of users, and the desired functionality and style.
Come in various types and styles, catering to different preferences, needs, and spatial constraints.
Types of Bathrooms
Master Bathroom
Typically attached to the master bedroom.
Larger in size and often includes luxury features like a spa tub, separate shower, and dual sinks.
Full Bathroom
Contains a toilet, sink, bathtub, and/or shower.
Commonly found in bedrooms or shared spaces in homes.
Half Bathroom (Powder Room)
Includes a toilet and a sink but lacks a shower or bathtub.
Usually situated near living or entertaining areas for guests' convenience.
Three-Quarter Bathroom
Features a toilet, sink, and a shower (but no bathtub).
Family Bathroom
Designed for use by multiple family members.
May include features like double sinks or a combination of tub and shower.
Jack and Jill Bathroom
Shared by two bedrooms and has entrances from both rooms.
Often features two sinks, allowing for simultaneous use.
Accessible Bathroom
Designed for individuals with mobility challenges or disabilities.
Includes features such as grab bars, wider doorways, and accessible fixtures.
Ensuite Bathroom
Connected directly to a bedroom, providing private access.
Can be a master bathroom or a secondary bedroom's exclusive bathroom.
Wet Room
A waterproofed bathroom where the entire space is designed for water exposure.
Typically includes a shower area without separate enclosures.
Compact or Cloakroom Bathroom
Small bathroom typically containing only essential fixtures (toilet and sink).
Commonly found in smaller homes or as an additional bathroom.
Vintage or Retro Bathroom
Designed to evoke a specific era's style, often featuring period-appropriate fixtures and decor.
Spa Bathroom
- Focuses on creating a relaxing, spa-like atmosphere.
- May include features like a whirlpool tub, steam shower, or luxurious finishes.