Without a shower door, the bathroom feels spa-like.
Plus, it’s easier to clean and safer for all ages.
Ann VanderWiel Wilde
While doorless shower ideas seem counterintuitive, they are abathroom design solutionthats here to stay.
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It has an artwork-like quality that instantly elevates the whole space.
Brass wall fixtures bring in warmth and contrast beautifully with theblack-and-white color schemeof the tile.
A vintage-style area rug replaces atraditional bath matfor an unexpected design choice and a splash of color.
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Bring in Calming Earth Tones
Kritsada Panichgul
Create a calming space by usingneutral tones in the bathroom.
In fact, it can help you pack a lot of function and style into the minimal square footage.
Visual continuity helps create the illusion of a larger space.
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Here, a wall of horizontal emerald green tile enlivens this modern bathroom.
Using the same tile on the entire wall creates a continuity thats enhanced by including an understated glass half-door.
A minimalistcorner shelfin the shower continues the clean lines and contemporary simplicity.
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Create a Nook
Youre not limited to a shower head and flat-tiled floor for doorless showers.
For the ultimate relaxing bathroom nook, add afreestanding tub.
Atoiletry niche, a handheld shower spray, and a wood bench make the most of the wall space.
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A ceiling-suspended rain showerhead enhances the spa appeal and directs water away from the room’s other fittings.
Play Every Angle
Think about who will be using the shower when designing a doorless shower interior.
Polished rectangularwall tilesreflect natural light and coordinate with contrasting hexagonal floor tiles to boost interest in the monochromatic scheme.
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Draw the Eye
Michael Partenio
Direct attention to a doorless shower’s entry with a high-impact feature.
A marble ledge keeps bathing necessities within reach and provides a spot for resting a foot when shaving legs.
Divide and Define
Raise pretty borders that won’t block the light.
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The partial wall and therain-style showerhead, which directs water downward, ensure that spray stays inside the shower.
Promote Privacy
John Granen
Create a degree of separation between the doorless shower and other bathroom fixtures.
A wide doorway allows easy access, set apart from the main room.
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Streamline Views
Anthony Masterson
Doorless shower ideas work well, particularly with architecturally interesting door openings.
No need for a door here.
The placement of the showerhead and the high curb keep water from spilling out.
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Usinglarge stone tilesresults in fewer grout lines, which keeps the view uncluttered and the mood peaceful.
Add a built-in bench on the wall opposite the showerhead so you could relax in the spray.
This stone bench is topped by a comfortably contoured wooden seat constructed from moisture-resistant wood.
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Embrace the Unusual
Think outside the box when considering different doorless shower ideas.
An arched doorway and curved bench mirror the hall-like shower’s bowed geometry.
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