Like many folks, I occasionally consider the toilet I would really like to have. Until today, this fantasy has never entailed a layout with the bath in the middle of the space. It never crossed my mind till I began viewing shot after shot of this idea on .
It appears this setup is usually configured one of two ways: The bathtub is placed either between 2 vanities to create a separation and transparent walkways to the sinks or smack dab in the middle of the space for dramatic effect. In any event, the look adds certain style and a feeling of luxury.
Dividing two vanities using a bathtub supplies spaces with a sense of equilibrium. Plus, if you talk about your toilet, the bathtub in this layout almost acts as a space divider, giving each individual a feeling of individual space. Extra space between the vanities and tub in this case provides a place for towel storage.
Leslie Saul & Associates
Carrying the same backsplash round the vanities and bathtub creates cohesion among various elements.
Carla Aston | Interior Designer
For a timeless sense, choose a freestanding bathtub. These types of tubs lack the horizontal edge and storage of built-in units, so consider integrating a desk for bathing supplies, towels or a glass of wine.
Grossman Photography
Designers also choose to place a bathtub in the middle of the space to create a stunning focal point. This, naturally, is best accomplished with beautifully designed bathtubs. This lavish space is likely more eye candy compared to truth for a lot of us; this toilet might be the size of the apartment.
Deep River Partners
An intricate tile design and a unique shape permit this fundamental bathtub to truly stand by itself.
Letitia Holloway
A circular tub makes a great focal point in the middle of this space.
Mark pinkerton – photography that is vi360
When coupled with a eye-catching light fixture, this contemporary tub design deservedly takes center stage. An area table is a practical accessory.
Venegas and Company
A more conventional style also commands attention when placed in the middle of the restroom.
Globus Builder
Taking advantage of views is another reason designers will place the bathtub in the middle of the space. Sure, you could put the tub against the wall, but not the middle of the space if that’s the ideal vantage point?
Matthew MacCaul Turner
Winding down with a lengthy soak is definitely much more enjoyable once you have a gorgeous view to take in.
The Kitchen Studio of Glen Ellyn
A fundamental window is a more calming focal point when seen from a central bathtub.
Designer Glass Mosaics
A centrally situated tub can permit the focus to be on a gorgeous piece of artwork too.
Debra Toney, AIA Assoc.
In case you have a narrow bath, a bathtub between the vanities can offer a greater footpath compared to if the bathtub were contrary to the wall.
KannCept Design, Inc..
Some designs allow for additional furnishings. Placing the bathtub in the middle of this bathroom freed up wall space to get a seat and 2 armoires.
Grainda Builders, Inc..
Maybe your toilet is already equipped with a shower, but you long to get a bathtub. If your space is large enough, you may have the ability to avoid a larger renovation by adhering the bathtub in the middle.
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