Outdoor bathrooms may seem like an unusual idea, but they can be very practical and relaxing. Taking a shower outdoor can make you feel as if you were at a spa and it is also useful in case you have a pool and want to take a shower before swimming. Outdoor bathrooms are ideal if you have extra space in your garden and want to build something new and exciting. It will give your outdoor space a whole new feel. It is recommended that you make glass doors for such a bathroom or even wooden ones, to give you enough privacy. You can also choose between a great variety of styles to decorate it, from traditional, rustic and vintage designs to some more modern and minimalistic ones. Take a look at these gorgeous examples below to help you decide what kind of outdoor bathroom would be suitable for your taste. Opt for the minimalistic shower with logs used as counters. Or a more elaborate design, with travertine sculpted baths or big revolving glass doors. If you fancy solitude, choose to make a small wooden bath tucked next to the backyard wall. Live in a much simpler world with an ordinary tin can used as a bathtub. In today’s world, designers are very creative and can deliver to your every need. Choose the style which you like best and relax away in your very own outdoor bathroom.

An studio from Taiwan developed this clever design of the interior layout, with the introduction of retractable glass doors in the middle of apartment, to divide off rooms for quiet and privacy at certain times of the day, whilst still providing the opportunity of creating a free flowing open plan space when desired. The sliding doors in this example provide a barrier around the home office area for times when total concentration is needed away from the hubbub of the rest of the family home.
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The home library is also situated within the glass encasement area, to allow a place of peace for study. On the flip side, a large whiteboard has been hung opposite the bookshelves that doubles as a kids activity wall, this suggests that at times the glazed panels are pulled across to contain the noise within the central glass box rather than to keep it out!