Here you’ll find a wealth of bathroom ideas and inspiration! At BigBathroomShop we understand it can be a challenge to plan and design a new bathroom, and sometimes all you need is a little inspiration to help you on your way. From small bathroom ideas to the latest bathroom trends and much, much more, you’re sure to be inspired!
With Google searches for “Spa bathroom ideas” up by 650% in the last month, spa-inspired spaces are proving to be a leading trend when it comes to bathroom design in 2024.
With searches up in such a big way, we thought we’d explore exactly why there’s a growing desire for ultimate relaxation at home, and which areas of the bathroom to focus on when transforming one into a ‘Spathroom’.
Self-care has become an increasing focus for consumers in the last couple of years and this has been noticeably influential when it comes to interior design choices.
With people still yearning for a sense of escapism in their homes that are now busy and multi-functional due to the long-lasting effects of homeworking, design aesthetics like ‘Spathroom’ are being leaned into as a way of building in-house sanctuaries that promote wellbeing and relaxation.
For the perfect spa-inspired space, I’d recommend focussing on four key elements of the design to stay on trend – materials, colour, layout and lighting.
4 Key “Spathroom” Design Tips
1 – Keep It Natural
Natural materials are synonymous with spa settings and can help with feeling grounded.
From wooden flooring and slate tiles to stone basins and marble feature walls, there are so many ways to bring natural materials into a bathroom depending on the budget and scale of your design or renovation project.
Wood panelling is a particularly popular bathroom feature right now that fits perfectly into the ‘Spathroom’ aesthetic.
It can be DIYed and will add raw texture to a space. When using these materials it’s important to maintain their natural form as much as possible for an authentic look, so avoid products that have been treated heavily.
2 – Colours for mood
Colour is key when it comes to setting the tone for a spa bathroom.
Whilst white is the usual option for creating a serene look, it’s important to consider that bathrooms rich in colours can provide a spa effect too, it just comes down to choosing the right ones.
Tap into 2024’s leading shades of mid blues and greens as these are ideal for bringing tranquillity to a space with their calming qualities.
Alternatively, for a mood-boosting palette, opt for more energising hues of terracotta, yellow or even pink.
Depending on the size of a bathroom, people may be cautious of using too much colour to avoid overwhelming the space so its important to consider different ways to do this.
3 – Luxe Layouts
The layout of a bathroom is another area that should be a key a priority when designing a ‘Spathroom’.
Making the most of a space plays a big role in the functionality of a spa-like bathroom, ensuring that it offers the most relaxing experience.
For larger bathrooms, I’d always recommend working a freestanding bath into the plans for enhanced comfort and style.
Where freestanding baths are not an easy option, pay attention to the shower and consider wet rooms or walk-ins.
Using a single pane of glass creates the illusion of more space and seamless lines you’d find in a luxe spa.
Fluted glass is a growing trend for bathrooms and perfect for a spa aesthetic.
A smaller change to focus on when it comes to layout and functionality is decluttering.
Keep accessories minimal and store away the bulk of any self-care or cleaning products.
Leave only the essential items that match the style of the room on show for that hotel feel.
4 – Atmospheric lighting
Lighting in a spa bathroom should be both practical and atmospheric.
For main lighting, dimmable spotlights offer full brightness for undertaking self-care rituals and indulging in bath time hobbies like reading.
They’re dimmable abilities also mean that lighting levels can be brought down with ease for a quick mood switch-up for full relaxation.
Other lighting options for a ‘Spathroom’ include mirror LEDs which can create a focal point above vanities for an enhanced skincare experience or scented candles and wax burners to bring a sense of warmth to the space.
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With Google searches for “freestanding baths” up by 160% since the start of January, we are quietly confident in dubbing 2024, ‘The year of the bath’.
We’ve delved into some of our sales data, as well as online search volumes to find that, when it comes to home updates in the UK this year, statement bath tubs are proving to be a priority.
Our data shows that over the past three months, traditional slipper baths have become a best-selling category for us, with bold, block colours such as midnight black being preferable.
And as luxurious and wonderful as these stunning baths are, we feel it is worth reminding those weighing up their options when it comes to stand alone tubs, that there are four key considerations to keep in mind.
1 – Do you have the space?
Whilst making a feature out of a bath is desired by many, freestanding tubs will not work in every bathroom and it’s important to firstly assess the space available and determine if it’s a viable option for you.
For larger family bathrooms, big baths like these are a great option that enables you to have more control over the overall layout of the space to make it work for you and the multiple users.
Having more space around a bath makes it easier when it comes to bathtime for parents to get involved.
In smaller bathrooms, freestanding baths could still work but may have to be placed closer to corners and walls for space-saving purposes.
2 – What will suit your style?
As the freestanding bath tub trend has grown over the last year or so, there are increasingly more options to choose from when it comes to style and design.
Personalisation is key when it comes to statement pieces like this as it has to align perfectly with your style.
Last year we added eight new colourways and five new feet options to our range of baths as consumers looked to add personality to their bathrooms and turn them into more vibrant rooms, as opposed to the typical clinical-looking space.
When choosing your tub, consider everything from colour, brassware, shape and structure to ensure you find the perfect match for your scheme.
From more traditional roll tops and slipper baths with statement feet to contemporary square and oval baths with solid bases, there are a plethora or options available to make the trend work for you.
3 – It’s likely to add value to your home
Whether it’s freestanding or fixed, having a bath will only have a positive effect on the saleability of a house and even the overall value in some cases.
Properties without a bathtub are less attractive to potential buyers.
Buildings without baths can prove tougher for estate agents to market effectively.
And some people will outright eliminate options from their potential property portfolio if there’s no bathtub as it’s seen as a luxury essential.
So in effect, lower demand, and a house taking longer to sell, can eventually spiral into a lower house price point.
Freestanding tubs make bathrooms even more attractive to buyers as they enhance the aesthetic and often give the illusion of a bigger space.
4 – Cleaning will be made easier
Cleaning around and beneath a freestanding bath is generally easier compared to built-in tubs.
Because there are no surrounding edges, it’s easier to manoeuvre around the bath and clean all the surface area as opposed to reaching into the fixed corners.
Having a freestanding tub also means there is less grout and sealant used in the bathroom which reduces the amount of mould that could form due to the high humidity levels.
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These ensuite bathroom ideas will maximise space and add a luxury feel. Attention to detail and planning are key to a successful ensuite bathroom design.
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Vertical radiators provide a stylish way to heat any room, and with such a wide range to choose from, you’ll have no trouble finding one to enhance your home’s interior.
The bathroom is very rarely the largest room within a house, and with that considered, it’s understandable that many would consider a redesign process in such a space a touch daunting.
What might prove a simpler solution than you could imagine, however, could come in the implementation of walk in shower ideas. Some of which can actually help maximize space in a compact bathroom, rather than hinder it.
Taking into account colour schemes, tiling options, interior layout and all other design facets, this article will cover an impressive range of walk in shower panel ideas for bathrooms large and small. See if you stumble across a stunning walk in shower style that can completely transform your bathroom area…
1. Go For Glass Shower Doors
A simple but wholly effective means to create the illusion of extra space is to allow natural light to infiltrate. As such, glass shower doors provide an excellent option as it pertains to walk in showers, if they include any doors at all.
They provide a transparent barrier which has a minimal impact on visual space, and enables light to flood into the bathroom, illuminating the areas that most require it.
For a special aesthetic consideration, explore the possibility of tinted glass shower doors to frame the enclosure. Exuding effortless luxury, this typically more expensive nuanced style can act as a beautiful bathroom centrepiece, whilst still allowing light to flow freely throughout the space.
2. No Bathtub? No Problem
Now, if you are a ‘bath person’, please don’t be offended at such a blasphemous notion. But there really is an argument to be had, especially in more compact bathroom spaces, to proceed without a bathtub in bringing some stunning walk in shower cubicle ideas to life.
Most obviously, freestanding baths will tend to dominate the bathroom areas they are fitted within, in terms of both appearance and space.
In the absence of a bath, the scope exists to go whackier, wilder and wider in putting your walk in shower ideas into practice.
You could extend the shower area to span the full length of the rear wall, for instance, to create a bigger and better modern shower space. An idealistic spacious enclosure for a luxurious, spa-like showering experience with full coverage.
A simple but useful hack is to opt for smaller and longer shower trays as opposed to chunky square designs in order to maximize room.
And shallow pan shower trays are the way to go as well. The lack of depth incorporated by such components allow for the walk in shower enclosure space to open up and remain airy and moveable within.
4. Tip-Top Wall Tile Inspiration
Though they might not be readily associated with smaller bathroom areas, eye-catching statement wall tiles really can work in such spaces. The best idea is to adopt a sparse approach with brightly coloured, adventurous patterns. In turn, you can draw immediate attention to pivotal parts of the bathroom.
Contrasting with a standout bathroom tiling backdrop, a stylish shower wall or splashback will enhance a sense of space, and open up a plethora of design possibilities throughout the area. The main one, of course, can prove to be the introduction of your ideal walk in shower.
5. Work In A Shower Partition Wall
Compact bathrooms will sometimes require a partition within a walk in shower space to prevent water from travelling to areas you don’t want it to – who wants to exit the shower to soaking wet towels draped across the nearby heated towel rail, for instance?
So, instead of a glass shower door, the prospect of a half-wall fitting acting as a walk in shower guard is an appealing alternative prospect.
The implementation of a shower partition wall such as this is beneficial from a privacy perspective, whilst ensuring the bathroom remains open and free. It also offers an ideal foundation component to add the likes of decorative ornaments, shower essentials, and stylish tiles.
6. Corner Showers For Compact Bathrooms
One of the simplest entries on the list, but the space-maximising effectiveness of corner showers cannot be underestimated within a compact bathroom.
The most striking advantages of corner shower enclosures is their minimalist design and practicality, allowing more than adequate room for other essential fittings and fixtures like bathroom vanity units or wall hung toilets in especially modernized settings.
Should you have any concerns that a corner shower won’t provide sufficient space, you could consider a neo-angled walk in shower layout as an alternative choice. This type of design will allow for a wider ‘wingspan’ and eliminate protruding corners that could be present elsewhere.
7. Stick To Size With Fixtures And Fittings
A common mistake that it is easy to make when transforming a bathroom (especially a smaller one) to feature a walk in shower space, is to go too big and bold with accentuating bathroom furniture.
Where room is restricted, you can easily overwhelm the space with the addition of oversized freestanding vanity units, for example. In order to ensure your walk in shower enclosure remains the star of the show, opt for more subtle, minimalist styles such as wall hung vanity units, which will be altogether far less intrusive.
For some layouts, bathroom combination units will be well suited. These incorporate a toilet, basin and vanity unit within a single component to maximise space and deliver streamlined style in the form of some essential fittings.
Our blog, A Buyer’s Guide To Vanity Units, shines the spotlight on a multitude of attractive bath vanities for smaller bathrooms.
8. Introduce Suitable Colours For Smaller Bathrooms
You can avoid hassle and stress by keeping it relatively simple and suitable in drawing up a bathroom colour scheme, again particularly in relation to more compact areas.
Fresh, light clean tones can work wonders in alluding to wider space, whilst a mish-mash of various louder hues can have the opposite effect, leading the bathroom to appear cramped and cluttered.
Standard white shades will give off a spacious, light and airy aura which can be tweaked and enhanced by accompanying complementary colours and textures. Or lighter pastel shades, all the rage in cottagecore bathrooms, are well worth considering as well. What’s more, the Big Bathroom Shop On Trend page can point you in direction of some of the most in-vogue colour options available.
9. Account For Alcove Dimensions
It can often be the case that compact bathrooms accommodate out-of-the-ordinary dimensions and overall shapes. However, it is possible to turn an unwanted alcove or eave into a dream design feature as opposed to an objectionable distraction in connection with walk in showers.
The most obvious solution, if space allows for it, is to install the walk in shower within the alcove area itself, or in a position where the walls can act as natural shower partitions (see point 5).
Also, if there are any roof windows present, these offer an excellent option to oversee a walk in shower, allowing natural light to flood the area and completely open up the bathroom.
10. Laying Down The Tiles
So it’s a touch less of an authoritative sentiment than ‘laying down the law’ might represent, but by following this similarly titled mantra, you can really set the tone for a beautiful walk in shower space to refresh your bathroom.
Imaginative floor tiling patterns within a walk in enclosure are an excellent way to create the illusion of added space. Using block patterns and solid contrasting colours and shapes will help to elasticate the room and make everything appear larger.
You have free reign to go big and bold with walk in shower floor tiles as well. Just because the room they are fitted in might be small doesn’t necessarily mean the tiles themselves has to be as well. Sizeable format tiles are a superb option for minimalist walk in shower bathrooms with subtle, low level grouting providing the neatest finish that will be barely visible.
11. Don’t Neglect The Shower Itself
When implementing a new walk in shower cubicle, your primary considerations, most likely, rest with the design of the enclosure itself. And whilst that is appropriate, you should strive not to neglect the actual shower system to fit.
Look to add a shower that lines up with the décor and overall theme of the bathroom area. So for retro or classic style bathrooms, look to traditional showers. Or, in contemporary bathrooms, add a modern shower set with a finish reflective of the surrounding interior. There’s plenty of styles to consider in our dedicated blog, A Buyer’s Guide To Modern Showers.
12. Squeeze In Minimalist Storage Solutions
The size and structure of bathroom furniture and vanities can accidentally take up excessive room in a smaller bathroom on occasion, so it could be worth seeking out a nifty alternative storage option if possible.
In-built shelving or small mounted benches could be installed into small alcove areas, for example, to save on floor or wall space and prevent future storage issues for bathroom essentials like shower gels, shampoos, towels and toiletries.
Explore Big Bathroom Shop For Walk In Shower Inspiration
Big Bathroom Shop offer all sorts of walk in shower trays, doors, frames and full enclosure designs to suit any style or bathroom layout.
This guide will have hopefully whet your appetite with some supreme walk in shower ideas to transform a small bathroom, but if you would like any further help or advice, please don’t hesitate to contact our friendly team, and be sure to explore the other resources available through our blog. For instance, our Shower Enclosure Buying Guide, or dedicated article, The Best Shower Enclosures For Maximizing Space In Small Bathrooms.
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How Can Sliding Shower Doors Upgrade Your Shower Space?
All in all, the purchase and installation of shower doors has the potential to be a much more involved process than you might ever have imagined. There’s a multitude of factors at play to determine the correct shower door choice for a specific bathroom space, with the size and layout of the area, shower type and interior all amongst them, as well as personal preference of course.
An increasingly popular style has emerged in the form of sliding shower doors however, which are quickly becoming renowned for their capacity to maximize space in compact bathrooms especially.
Whilst pivot or hinged shower doors necessitate a significant amount of free space immediately in front of the walk in shower or enclosure to open out into, sliding shower doors have no such requirements. They’re also very simple to open, close and adjust, offering easy access upon entering and exiting the shower area. And they represent an especially good idea for homes in which elderly relatives or those with limited movement may reside or make use of the shower facilities.
Even once you’ve determined that a sliding shower door is the right solution for your bathroom though, there’s still a massive variety of options to select from, and all sorts to weigh up.
“Which sliding shower door is perfect for me?” you might ask.
This blog aims to provide you with all the information you need to pick the right sliding shower doors to enhance both the functionality and aesthetics of your shower space, and bathroom in general…
What Are The Main Advantages Of Sliding Shower Doors?
We’ve already touched upon the space-saving aspect of sliding shower doors, and how those properties can prove advantageous in comparison with alternative shower door styles.
But there’s a plethora of benefits associated with the installation of sliding shower doors away from their streamlined profile alone.
Listed below are some main shower door advantages…
1. Curtail The Need For Shower Curtains
Although shower curtains can provide an attractive decorative facet in some bathroom spaces, they can often prove to be more hassle than they’re worth.
Shower curtains are highly susceptible to a build-up of mildew and mould, which can congregate if damp curtains aren’t properly pulled across the hanger to dry out. This is an especially common occurrence in family households where plenty of people use the shower, and so the chances of someone forgetting to tuck away the shower curtain appropriately are increased.
A mouldy shower curtain can not only damage the appearance of a shower area and bathroom on the whole, but it can also prove unsafe for users as well.
You can save yourself a headache and some in-house squabbling by opting instead for sliding shower doors, which leads into the next positive we’ll highlight…
2. Easy Maintenance And Cleaning
The trouble with shower curtains is exacerbated with just how faffy they can be to clean, and hinged shower doors can also be difficult to keep sparkling fresh as well, with people required to frequently step in and out of the shower enclosure or home bathtub to get the job done properly.
With sliding shower doors, the amount of time required to maintain and clean the shower enclosure on the whole will be much reduced.
The doors will simply slide open, allowing you to spray and wipe them down, before being easily closed again.
What’s more, expensive solutions aren’t necessary to successfully tend to sliding shower door panels. Bleach-based products and other chemical-laden liquids are really not needed – water and a simple glass cleaner will suffice, meaning sliding shower doors are plenty cheaper to clean and maintain too.
3. Spa Designer Style
A luxury spa within a home is an understandable pipe dream for most, but that’s not to say certain features can’t be introduced at a relatively low cost.
Sliding shower doors offer an excellent means to populate your bathroom with some luxurious spa-like elements, bringing an elegant, streamlined touch of class to the area.
When selecting translucent sliding shower doors in particular, the license exists to mesh styles with surrounding tiling or other décor almost effortlessly. In fact, sliding shower doors can help your walk in shower become an outstanding focal point of a bathroom space, as opposed to a simple necessity.
To accentuate the spa aesthetic to the utmost degree, lighter colour schemes and an infiltration of natural light are useful hacks to consider.
4. Keep The Water Within
Probably the most simple reason on the list. Morning showers represent a preferable choice for many due to the sense of rejuvenation they provide.
All in all, they deliver the perfect refreshing energy boost to kick start your day, preparing you in earnest for whatever tasks lie ahead.
As such, it’s a great idea to identify potentially stellar updates at a relatively low cost where possible, and sliding shower doors would tend to fit the bill.
For a premium performance and quality aesthetic, sliding shower doors could be installed alongside decorative tiling or shower wall panels without shelling out a fortune.
In turn, the shower doors and overall walk in shower panel space can become one of the most eye-catching areas of the room, and even act as a stylish bathroom centrepiece.
6. Easy, Convenient Access
One of the very most frustrating feelings one can feel is the pain of stepping underneath a shower system in full flow without an essential item you’ve forgotten to bring, or have prepared ready for when you step out of your enclosure.
And the likes of shower curtains and hinged shower doors can make grabbing what you need a monumental chore, and an unnecessarily difficult process.
By contrast, sliding shower doors offer a much more convenient vice, and make it far easier to reach out and take your new shower gel, towel or razor with minimal fuss.
Depending on the layout of the bathroom, you might not even need to leave the shower enclosure to get a hold of what you require.
If you have the capacity to position a heated towel rail nearby your walk in shower meanwhile, you could enjoy the feel of toasty warm towels without even stepping foot outside the shower space.
What Are The Different Types Of Sliding Shower Doors?
The different styles of sliding shower doors are listed below…
Framed Sliding Shower Doors
In the form of framed sliding shower doors, you can create a visual structure to your bathroom layout, and even choose to ‘frame’ such a shower entrance vice as a focal point of the area.
What’s more, framed sliding shower doors represent an excellent option with which to inject a unique sense of personality into a minimalist bathroom or en-suite, especially in more compact spaces.
Clean, sharp design lines are typical defining features of framed sliding shower doors, which often also incorporate toughened safety glass for extra durability and performance quality.
Overall, they will tend to deliver sleek, modern designer style, easy usability and a long-lasting premium performance.
Frameless Sliding Shower Doors
Frameless sliding shower doors offer an appearance in contrast to framed panels – sleeker still and dripping in modern designer style, they will bring a luxury aesthetic to any contemporary bathroom and beautifully enhance space.
Another type that usually incorporates toughened safety glass to ensure a robust performance and healthy lifespan, frameless sliding shower doors are able to slide in both directions, and come supplied in an immense variety of sizes and styles to suit any preferences and requirements.
Semi-Frameless Sliding Shower Doors
As a hybrid model between the two designs, semi-frameless sliding shower doors are an ideal option to deliver the best of both worlds.
Simple, clean design lines succeed in providing a visual structure to the space, whilst minimalist elements remain a prominent feature still.
Durable, easily cleanable glass can be expected to populate semi-frameless shower doors too, in company with quality, flexible hinges for easy movement in either direction.
Quadrant & Corner Sliding Shower Doors
Quadrant and corner sliding shower doors offer an exemplary practical vice for walk in showers, especially in smaller bathroom areas where the layout dictates the corner is really the only place a shower enclosure can properly fit.
Another style to create the illusion of extra space, their understated design enables them to act as a perfect accentuating feature of a modern minimalist bathroom.
You can expect reversible movement with excellent flexibility, as well as easy-to-clean, durable shower glass and a smooth but robust performance from corner and quadrant sliding shower doors on the whole.
Single And Double Sliding Shower Doors
Usefully, each of the aforementioned shower door styles are available in both single and double designs to suit any shower space or personal preferences.
Single sliding shower doors are perhaps the most simplistic type, and the easiest to use, whilst still retaining all the same sense of streamlined elegance and luxe you can associate with any sliding shower door model.
Often supplied pre-assembled, single doors are also very easy to install. It is worth scoping out the specifications of different designs, with the likes of quick release rollers and magnetic seals amongst some of the regular extra features incorporated by such types.
Sizing can prove a differential, but in many instances single sliding shower doors will be just as big as double versions.
And double sliding shower doors boast several benefits as well – not least the easier cleanability they offer, as well as enhanced space when entering or leaving the shower enclosure.
Always incorporating clean design lines and a simple-to-use design, they provide comfortable access to walk in showers of any size, and even if only from an aesthetical standpoint, will be favoured by many.
Shop Sliding Shower Doors From Big Bathroom Shop
Big Bathroom Shop offer a supreme selection of premium quality sliding shower doors in a wide variety of stellar designs. Hopefully, you’re well equipped to decide on the right style for your bathroom, and well versed with regards to all the features and advantages each type possesses after reading this blog.
If you would like any further advice or information surrounding sliding shower doors though, or have any other bathroom queries, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. You can leave your thoughts in the comments section below, or contact us via Instagram, Facebook or Twitter.
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