Little Winter House

Fake itThis gorgeous shower does a great impression of a chandelier! Tiny lights integrated into the square showerhead pick out the jets of water, giving them the appearance of lengths of hanging glass.Read more: 5 Ways to Live Large on a Small Balcony8 Space Saving SolutionsTell us:Have you fitted a chandelier into an unlikely space? Tell us how in the Comments below.

Go hi-techNew technologies can give you more options for your bathroom lighting. “There are customised solutions available, such as lights that change intensity at the click of a button, or lighting placed on a timer or PIR sensor (passive infrared sensor), so that when someone steps in the shower, it automatically comes on,” explains Joanne.“There are also features that can add fantasy lighting if you’re a big fan of colour,” adds Misha. “You can be bold and playful, and use lighting as a style feature.”If you’re going for coloured lighting, however, Joanne recommends you use a limited palette. “Make sure the colour complements the rest of the room,” she says. “It might be tempting to add splashes of colour everywhere, but less really is more. Ask yourself where lighting would complement the products and design of your bathroom.”

Large centered rainfall shower head w/built in lights

overhead shower and lights, bench

Add side jets and dark soaking tub instead of bench