European Bathroom Design

European Bathroom with luxurious design ideas by B+S Findland sauna


Elegant European Bathroom with finnish sauna design

These are very colorful curtains and raincoats lined white curtains which provide for the luxurious bath alcove. Accessories, consoles and gilded carved mirror involved in generating the unusual and exotic atmosphere. The curtains are attached to the ceiling directly on metal rods at a distance from it to let air and light.In this example we created from scratch an alcove around the tub which occupied the entire width of the bathroom. Subtle arrangement of panels and moldings stained and varnished to create a warm intimacy. Behind the front panel is painted the same cream color as the walls to maintain the brightness, pretty curtains with blue stripes on a cream background even feminize the place and add to the feeling of charm and comfort.


Modern European Bathroom Design


Unique European Bathroom Design


Modern European Bathroom Design


Elegant European Bathroom Design


Elegant European Bathroom Design with red and cream color combination


Sweet purple of European Bathroom Design


Red European Bathroom with modern design


Unique European Bathroom Design

Their bathroom design and furniture bring back the decorative contemporary bathroom interior designs from the Victorian Era to the mid 1900′s inspired by the well bred and refined European traditions. The main features of these modern decorative bathroom designs include free-standing bathtubs with exposed plumbing, Queen Anne legs, gilded accents, and lines reminiscent of a time when design was pure and less effected by trends and fads.

Perfect Bathroom Lighting

One of the main aspects of creating a perfect bathroom is lighting but this is often overshadowed by the huge choice of chic taps and amazing baths to feast your eyes on first! However good lighting is essential, you not only want to maximise on the natural light you do have, but also plan a lighting scheme that is going to work for your needs.

Bathroom lighting does need careful consideration on many levels, most bathrooms will need task lighting for everyday tasks such as applying make-up and shaving and you may also want atmospheric lighting that will be more calm and relaxing. The placement of lighting is also important when it comes to safety so when choosing lighting make sure you have a copy of the 'zones' which will tell you how close to a water source it can be fitted.

Natural lighting is the best source of lighting without a doubt so your main aim is to maximise this.

Shutters and blinds are perfect for privacy and leave the window free when not in use, however I would avoid dark colours when it comes to window treatments as you want the light to bounce of anything near the window.

A mirror opposite the window will also bounce any available light around and also create the illusion of more space which can only be a bonus!

If however the room has no natural light source, the best solution would be to steal light from the adjoining room with a frosted glass door or to create a single glazed window above the door.

The best type of task lighting would be vertical lighting fittings either side of the mirror to give a balance of light or any type of uplighters as this will bounce light around the room.

However fluorescent lights are a big no no. They are normally seen built into mirrors and can be quite harsh and definitely don't simulate natural light. So always look for integral tungsten lighting which will create the perfect light for applying makeup.

Another thing to avoid is placing lighting above a mirror, this will cast you into your own shadow and if too low can actually create heat which isn't what you would want when doing everyday tasks.

Atmospheric lighting is best below waist level. Either in recessed areas to give a warm glow, or at floor level to wash the floor level.

Washers are normally low voltage and can be placed into the wall, skirting boards or into the side of the bath and come in a wide range of colours. They can be used on there own to give atmospheric glow when bathing or to highlight the texture of the floor or walls.

Concealed lighting is another option especially behind cabinets or mirrors giving a more contemporary feel.

The AE House in Mexico City

The AE House This is a modern house located in Lomas de Chapultepec, in Mexico City. Modern Mexican house come from architects from twentyfourseven. Modern house comes with a modern and open impression that very harmonious and also very attractive to become an inspiration that you can bring into your home design, if you intend to redecorate your home as possible. The AE House is coming together with social and personal space which in the match into a unity that makes this a very charming house. In this design house, you will find a large glass window and the main social space open space into an open space with two volumes shown in creating a space center which allows getting natural ventilation and light to fresh and spacious interior. Functionalists side and the side of modernity merge into one, what is your opinion?