Bath Shower Home Design

pink bathroom doesn 't have to look dated." title="Jupiterimages/Polka Dot/Getty Images" /> A pink bathroom doesn 't have to look dated. Decorating the bathroom with pink began to gain popularity in the mid-1940s. Inspired by First Lady Mamie Eisenhower 's -- first lady from 1953 to 1961 -- love for all things pink, the sweet color then surged in popularity through the mid-1960s. Mamie loved pink so much she redecorated the living quarters of the White House in pink, right down to pink cotton balls . At the height of pink's popularity in the 1950s, adorning the bathroom with a pink toilet, bathtub, sink and tile flooring was very stylish. Many mid-century bathrooms even had pink tile reaching halfway up the walls. Trends come and go, and if you have a pink bathroom, the look is undeniably dated. You can embrace the vintage style, or turn it into another theme altogether. Walls If you love the kitschy charm of your pink bathroom, play it up by pain...

We’re all used to simple tile designs in the bathroom. Square and white; it gets old and dull seeing the same flooring. Instead, use tile in more interesting ways from artistic creations to bamboo materials, there are plenty of functional and stylish ideas that can and will work for your own home. Let’s have a look at 20 of the best and more inspirational, real-life examples. 1. Checkerboard. View in gallery A classic design will create an easy, classic look as it does in this gorgeous and spacious bathroom. And it also helps to make this area much more interesting and even more of a timeless style. 2. Hexagon. View in gallery Small, hexagon tiles have the ability to create a simple and vintage feel. It’s perfect for smaller bathrooms as they add a delicacy and girlish charm without too much fuss. 3. Charcoal. View in gallery For a chic and modern finish, add classic tile in a charcoal tone. It’s trendy and it’s a fresher take on contemporary interior design styles than a deep, blac...

Shower curtains are generally a feature of bathroom suites which incorporate a shower over the bath: the curtain is a simple yet effective means of preventing shower spray from soaking your bathroom. The popularity of the shower curtain is perhaps in part down to its budget- friendly design : while you can spend more, a decent, simple shower curtain need only set you back a few dollars. If you have kids, the addition of a brightly coloured shower curtain is a simple way to add child-appeal to your bathroom. From cartoon characters to jungle animals to aquatic creatures (arguably the best choice for a bathroom!) , child- friendly shower curtains come in a plethora of styles, all of which can help to soften an adult space and make it more welcoming for little ones. If yours is an adult only household, you’ll find that shower curtains can bring to your bathroom a riot of colour or a wealth of intricate design that you’d pay considerably more for were you to add the same design, in ...