Bathroom Interior Design

Any advice or guide on the interior design of a bathroom should be based around one simple concept: keep it simple. Rooms inside of a home should have functional aspects, and if one room is designed for very specific functions, it is the bathroom. There have always been many jokes about the "throne" of a home, but the honest fact is that creating a visibly appealing and comfortable bathroom will inspire positive feelings to its users.

Hardware choices should be the primary concern when designing a bathroom. Faucets 

and spigots, as well as tubs and toilets, produced in a variety of shapes and materials can 

centerpiece a design. Open showers are currently popular with the younger upwardly- 

mobile crowd, and claw-foot bathtubs are almost always considered to be classic and 

attractive. Evaluate privacy issues first; don't put the toilet and tub too close together.

Is it a possibility to center your bathroom around a favorite theme? The answer is most 

certainly "yes." Keeping in mind that "less is more" while choosing a decoration pattern 

that will coordinate with the rest of the home will open many design possibilities. 

Finding a color or pattern inspiration from simple or small artwork may be the first step 

toward creating a bathroom masterpiece.

When designing a bathroom's tiling, take the time to shop around through different 

hardware, decoration and craft stores. The more expensive of the different types of tiles 

should have durability, aesthetic value, and a non-porous surface. It should be easily 

cleaned and sanitized, and it needs to install easily without any expensive or caustic glues 

or cements. Get creative also; all tile in bathrooms need not be made of porcelain.