How to Design A Master Bathroom Suite
Having a master bathroom suite that is designed just for you is one of life's greatest luxuries. Your bathroom suite will depend on the amount of room and money you have, but you can implement many luxurious elements even in a small bath.
A well-designed walk-in shower is the ultimate luxury. Many people are eliminating a tub for the convenience of a nice walk-in shower when space is limited, but a jetted tub is a nice place to relax after a hard day. Consider having a step up to the tub. Include extra shower and bath heads for convenience. A straight tub is much easier to lie in than a corner tub. It's nice to have an opaque window for lighting above the tub. Add a cable outlet so you can watch your favorite programs while soaking.
Most bathroom suites include closet space. In a master suite, his-and-her walk-in closets are ideal. Include a dressing area; it's nice to have a place to sit while putting on shoes and include a full-length mirror. Personal preference dictates whether you have doors on your closets or leave them open into the bathroom.
A private room for the toilet is desirable in a master suite. You might consider adding a bidet or urinal. Include a shelf for reading material. If there is still room, add a pedestal sink.
Make sure you have plenty of lighting, and include some mood lighting if you want a special retreat. Add surround sound — even in the shower. A small gas fireplace in the wall is inviting and warming in cold winters. If you have a central vacuum, install a built-in dust pan. You can also put in a washer and dryer, so laundry is convenient.
This is your personal space, and you want it to reflect your tastes and needs. Color, decor and accessories are all a matter of what you like and what fits your space and budget. Artwork, plants, candles and other items will personalize your new bathroom suite.
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