Hanging house in the Southwest Palatinate - Our House Construction 2.0

Thank you :)
I also think we’ll leave the bath stub in place then. :)

We started with the bathroom planning yesterday. I think we’re boring, but we’ll probably use the same tiles for the wall that we had in the first house. I just found them so beautiful. o_O
The ones for the floor are supposed to be a bit lighter. You can see the color combination in the other picture. The mosaic tiles, of course, won’t be that small but 20x20.
The corner with the tub is not quite finished yet. Otherwise, we already really like it.
I would like to have 2 fittings in the shower (or a rain shower), but I also don’t want to give up either the bench or the shelves. I still need an idea for that.
The advisor really wanted to sell us on a freestanding tub. Visually it does look much better, but I find the Kaldewei Saniform incredibly comfortable, and you hear more often that freestanding tubs aren’t as comfortable.
Besides, there’s the higher cleaning effort and the missing shelf space around it. I always need that. I’m more the type who takes long baths and that’s not possible without a book, magazines, a cup of tea, and a bowl of snacks. :D

Now we’re also thinking about which areas of the house we want to tile and which to cover with vinyl/parquet. That’s always hard, but this time even more so since the sleeping area and the house entrance area are on the same level. I’d definitely like tiles where you enter the front door. But in the bedrooms and in the hallway in front of them, actually rather not, because I find that a bit “too cold” visually.

I think we are boring people, but we will probably take the same tiles for the wall that we had in the first house.

I find that a likeable idea, to have the feeling in my bathroom that I teleported it from my previous house ;-) "Boring people" by the way sounds almost like a typical place name for your new residential area ;-)

The consultant really wanted to make us like a freestanding bathtub. Visually, that actually looks much better, but I find the Kaldewei Saniform incredibly comfortable, and you often hear that freestanding ones are not that comfortable.

??? A freestanding installation would not be a reason for me to choose a different model than for a wall-accompanying position. Even in the middle and across the room, the bathtub can sit in a fully tiled base. I would not do it differently for the longer heat retention alone. Sales consultants often seem to have a preference for stylish visualizations (which also conjure such beautiful dollar signs in their eyes).

Thank you :) I also think we'll leave the tub stub then. :) We started planning the bathroom yesterday. I think we're boring, but we'll probably use the same tiles for the wall that we had in the first house. I just found them so beautiful. o_O The floor tiles will be a bit lighter. In the other picture, you can see the color combination. The mosaic tiles will of course not be that small but 20x20. The corner with the tub is not quite finished yet. Otherwise, we already really like it. I would like to have 2 fixtures in the shower (or a rain shower), but I also don't want to give up the seat bench or the storage compartments. I still need an idea for that. The consultant really wanted to sell us a freestanding tub. Visually, it does look much better, but I find the Kaldewei Saniform incredibly comfortable, and you often hear that freestanding tubs aren't as comfortable. Plus, there's the higher cleaning effort and the missing shelf area around it. I always need that. I'm more the type who takes many baths, and that doesn't work without a book, magazines, a cup of tea, and a bowl of snacks. :D Now we're also thinking about which areas of the house we want to tile and which to cover with vinyl/parquet. That's always hard, but this time even more so because we have the sleeping area and the house entrance on the same level. Where you enter the front door, I would definitely like tiles. But in the bedrooms and the hallway in front, actually not so much, because I find that too "cold" in appearance.

We have a freestanding one from Hoesch that is super comfortable, and I can't detect any heat loss there. I have a wooden tub shelf for books and drinks and a wooden stool in the bathroom on which I then put the rest ... I find it super stylish like that.

Boring?
Why?
You just built recently. Since then, there has been no major change in style. You had chosen those back then.

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I thought you moved to Saarland!? But on the other hand, it’s simply nicer! ;):)

Thank you :)
I also think we’ll leave the “Wansstummel” as it is then. :)

We started with the bathroom planning yesterday. I think we are boring, but we will probably take the same tiles for the wall that we had in the first house. I just found them so beautiful. o_O
The ones for the floor are supposed to be a bit lighter. You can see the color combination in the other picture. The mosaic tiles will of course not be that small but 20x20.
The corner with the tub is not quite finished yet. Otherwise, we already really like it.
I would like to have 2 fixtures in the shower (or a rain shower), but I also don’t want to give up the seat or the storage shelves. I still need an idea for that.
The consultant really wanted to sell us a freestanding tub. Visually, it does look much nicer, but I find the Kaldewei Saniform so incredibly comfortable, and you often hear that freestanding ones are not that comfortable.
Then there is the higher cleaning effort and the missing storage space around it. I always need that. I’m more the type to bathe a lot, and that doesn’t work without a book, magazines, a cup of tea, and a bowl with snacks. :D

Now we are also considering which areas of the house we want to tile and which to cover with vinyl/parquet. That’s always difficult, but even more so this time since we have the sleeping area and the house entrance area on the same level. Where you enter the front door, I would definitely like tiles. But in the bedrooms and the hallway in front of them, rather not, because I find that looks “too cold.”

I can never understand why anyone would install a bathtub facing the toilet....