6 super ways to squeeze a bathroom into your bedroom!

How about a corner where you can relax as much as you would in your sleep? A fully open washroom must offer the privacy and relaxation of your bedroom. Tuck in a freestanding tub right beside your bed. On a very tiring day think of soaking in the bubbles and scent, relaxing, and then rolling out straight onto your bed. Isn’t it a sheer indulgence? If you have more room, you may implement an open shower, and other necessary fixtures, otherwise, a simple bathtub with the right fittings can do the trick. 

Mount the bath on a low plinth to create the distinction between bathing and sleeping zone within the room. Take a cue from this lavish yet simple bathroom designed by Bau-Fritz GMBH & Co. KG, visionary architects from Erkheim. Note how a short array of tree trunks delicately demarcates the bath area from the sleeping sanctuary. The resulting effect is somewhat akin to an enchanting peek-a-boo game!

Now think about adding a curtain to the whole setup. Install a tasteful drape between you and your luxury bathroom to create a feeling of partition. 

Curtains can add a cosy touch and act as a screen between the bedroom and the bathroom, an aesthetic addition. It ensures privacy too. Apart from the decorative touch, the bedroom also gets a visual balance, which is appealing.

Integrating the bathroom and the bedroom couldn’t be easier than by placing a sliding door in between. You save on space, yet you add to the cosiness. These sliding doors or bypass doors work as a panel. 

The material could be of your choice, but be careful not to block out the sun. Your solution could be a touch of frosted glass, to create a sense of mystery while letting the light flow. Frosted sliding doors allow more sunlight to play within the room, and allow you to maintain privacy in the presence of your loved ones.

Glass walls or frameless shower doors are aesthetically pleasing. The clear and clean glass creates a sense of expanse. Matching tile work on the shower walls is ideal for such a setup. That will reflect maximum light to create a balance within your bedroom. 

Glass walls offer a depth to your room while generating an impression of vastness. This is the best way to segregate the bathroom within your bedroom while maintaining harmony.

Implement a half wall to create a partition while maintaining a balance within your bedroom. This divider meets the requirement of a shower curtain or a door in many ways. This seamless design creates an impression of accessibility and privacy. 

You could even use the open wall as a storage rack by placing your bath tub right beside the wall. Also, the right tiling can produce an illusion of vastness. A half wall does not shut out the light, thus allowing you to use the same light for your bath and bed.

There are various other styles that allow you to integrate your bathroom into the bedroom. Take for example a wet room. This is a wonderful alternative for a smaller bedroom. Tank it well, keep it waterproof, and add slim shelves for storage. This allows enough space to take a shower while storing and accessing your bath potions.

You may also consider the awkward corner of your bedroom. Take for example the sloping ceiling, where height is a challenge. This is perhaps the right spot to tuck in a bath tub. This may also be a corner for shelving while leaving out a full wall to add a mirror.

Again, you could also place the tub in a corner of your bedroom, and tastefully screen it with indoor plants and artefacts as shown above. It’s that simple!

So now you must be all set to get rejuvenated in your bedroom itself. Follow out tips and gift yourself the pleasures of an en-suite bathroom today. Here is another ideabook if you are looking for more inspiration - How can I use wallpaper in the bathroom?