Chirag Enclave
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8. Comfortable and stylish bathrooms The bathrooms of a show flat usually use contrasting or patterned tiles in combination with the base tiles that add brightness to the bathroom. There is a shower area segregated by glass, a floating or free-standing vanity with storage, along with a combination of direct and diffused lighting. These bathrooms are further beautified with potpourri that introduces a sense of understated luxury and relaxation.Read more:5 Ways to Upgrade a New Flat After Taking Possession9 Things to Check Before You Take Possession of Your New HomeTell us: Have you visited a show flat? What are the design elements that impressed you the most?Share your thoughts in the Comments below.
Task lighting wattage in the powder roomTask lights in powder rooms can have much less wattage (think 45-watt range), as this is not a space where anyone will be performing the morning ritual. Lower wattage provides a softer, relaxing ambience for guests. Find a colour temperature that makes the room feel inviting and illuminates guests in the most attractive way.
1. Firm: Essentia Environments
1. Go for light coloursThe best way to make a compact bathroom feel more spacious is by opting for neutral colours or light pastels for the floor and wall tiles. Light colours have the ability to reflect light, hence can make the space feel bigger. Do not section off the bathroom with bold colours and patterns, as it will make the space look small and claustrophobic.Tip: If you really do want a bold colour in this small space, then put it on a single wall (preferably the shorter one), with highlighter tiles.
A cosy and snug bathroom with a white cabinet nestled between two walls. The dainty oval sink too deserves a mention.Architect: Essentia Environments
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