Bathroom pictures thread - Show us your bathroom pictures!

We picked out the washbasin countertop ourselves at the wholesale store, it was supposed to match the tiles reasonably well:
That was a great day!


All the window sills were also cut from the countertop, as well as a slope strip for the shower (but that was the tiler's idea)



The shower caused the most trouble. At first it wasn't possible because the drain was too far away, then only with a raised floor (we didn’t want the dust-catching edge to be visible anywhere). And the wall was too thin. Well, we ended up doing the wall chipping work ourselves with our own plumber and drilled the wastewater directly into the underground garage with a fire protection sleeve...



...helps with the internet when watching music videos in the tub:



By the way, the two-level ceiling with indirect lighting is because of the too-low hanging drain pipe from the apartment above. The builder wanted to build us a small box for that, but we made a virtue of necessity. Lucky us…

I also installed sockets inside the base cabinets and the bathroom cabinet is just great! Everything is connected and within reach.

By the way, the floor is very easy to maintain and you don’t see any hairs on it; we tiled at butcher block height—contrary to the trend.

Not so in the guest WC. I still have to photograph that.

Hope this hasn’t been too lengthy and I could provide some input. In my name signature you will also find the tiler’s visualization, to whom I owe special thanks!

Jens

Nice documentary!

We had also chosen the shower for a long time, but in the end, the head was too small for the price and it didn’t convince me live either. We switched to a 40mm diameter with a cascade from Hansgrohe.

But the same operating concept with the Select buttons

We also had the faucet on the washbasins - but then switched again because it was too big for us.

We also have the push-button fitting on the toilet that way

The old mainstream taste

We only tiled ceiling-high in the showers - everywhere else in the bathroom I also found it too butcher-like

so the bathroom is really a different league compared to what most people usually have. If someone wants it, why not. but how on earth can you make a bathroom without a window?

Bathroom upstairs

@dear builders: don’t just copy this! the door handle will definitely hit the glass pane. had that in the old rental too and can’t recommend it. if then like this, the door should open outwards.

attached are pictures from our shell construction phase shortly before completion. we were just about to install the shower door and the mirror. meanwhile we also have a cabinet under the sink we still have room for a sauna too *hehe*

...I also have one of those door stoppers here. Nicely inconspicuous in clear

: From which company does the "pillow" of the bathtub come? I am still looking. In the local bathroom showrooms, only small inflatable pillows are offered.

: From which company is the "pillow" for the bathtub? I am still looking. At the local bathroom exhibitions, only small inflatable pillows are offered.

...the pillow is from Toom Baumarkt for 15€,
you have to save somewhere

There is also an "original" from Duscholux