Suggestion for placement and material for grab bars from accessible shower design article.
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LED drain lights in shower floor for vision impairment. Helps with balance too.
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Example of a lipless shower with a large door that's good for aging in place. Would want a built in bench in the shower.
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Love the seat with the cushion!
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This bathroom is designed with wheel chair access in mind. The seat in the shower folds up/down (like the wood!) and the sink allows for wheel chair access. Nice.
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Nice use of tile and nice tile color.
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Cool all glass shower with no lip to step over and a built-in seat.
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Coo idea for portioning off the toilet area.
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Nice shower.
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Double sinks, what a luxury! Nice shower area.
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Nice color. Is that a space-saving pocket door? (cool)
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Nice size shower with seat. Like the floor to ceiling cabinet.
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Love the his and hers medicine cabinets beside the mirror and the 1/2 wall that offsets the toilet. The drawers beside the sink are good for each person having their own storage space too.
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Like the recessed radiator, depends on how we heat the new space. (Heated bathroom is a must :)
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Like the tile backsplash behind the sink. Like the colors too.
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Nice colors and window treatments.
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Like the builtin shelf for shampoo bottles and such.
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Like the counter to ceiling his and hers medicine cabinet idea if appropriately used in our space (don't like placement in this photo).
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Do not like the tile choice though do like the idea of a dual-patterned tile wall
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Wow, what a great shower! Love the interior bench and recessed space for shampoo bottles.
Like the towel bar and shelf.
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