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Two-Person Shower Rooms

Posted on May 6th, 2009 admin 20 comments

Two-Person Shower Rooms

Double Shower Area

A seamless curved door on this two-person shower allows natural light to flood the area and showcases the tiled walls. The neutral color of the mosaic tiles brings serenity to the room. The area’s limestone floor isn’t just an attractive surface; it’s heated for comfort.

Shower with Spa-like Feel

Take a trip to the spa without ever leaving home. Multiple showerheads bring a spa atmosphere to this two-person shower. Creamy beige tile is accented with a white tile border. Accessories, like a plant and rock sculpture, add a natural touch to the otherwise clean lines of the bathroom. A bench adds a seating area for relaxation.

Walk-In Shower

This walk-in shower is so deep, it doesn’t even need a door. Clear glass guards the vanity from spray, though. Bright-white tilework and a white vanity give the bathroom a sparkling, clean-lined atmosphere. Silvery accents, like vanity hardware, wall sconces, and faucets, add punch and pizzazz.

Spacious Shower

In lieu of the usual tub-and-shower pairing, this bath contains two showers: a two-person conventional shower, plus a steam shower on the other side of the glass block wall at left. Both showers feature a glass door, bench, and walls clad in marble. The large size of the tiles showcases the beautiful brown color and pattern of the marble. Other features, like a built-in shelf and adjustable showerhead, add function.

Shower Retreat

The shower’s clear-glass doors show off walls covered in marble tiles. The rich pearl color and natural pattern variations of the tiles add interest. Two window-shape niches serve as functional storage for shower necessities, while two showerheads, multiple body sprays, and a bench foster modern pampering within the classic confines.

Shower for Two

Marble bench seats allow bathers to enjoy the shower, which also functions as a steam room, and a cozy retreat for two. A large window floods the shower with natural light. Built-in niches serve as storage for pampering products. The black-tile borders break up the white tile and add visual interest.

Doorless Shower

In place of a traditional shower door, the entry of this shower is a simple doorway. The arched entry separates the shower from the rest of the bathroom, enclosing the shower in its own room. Cool blue-gray tile in various sizes adds a punch of color to the white bathroom, and natural light from the shower window reflects off the tile. Two showerheads make the shower ideal for two people, while the built-in bench offers relaxation and rest.

Shower Room

This two-person shower features a custom-height head at each end, as well as a handheld unit at one end. Each side also has a built in wall niche for storage. The massive shower room isn’t just empty space; it also features a large tub for two. White subway tile is accented by a blue-and-brown border. Windows at the top of the wall flood the shower with light while.

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