Shower area glass partition

Explore stylish and functional bathroom glass partition ideas to demarcate wet and dry areas, ensuring cleanliness and hygiene. Upgrade your bathroom now!

This stunning small bathroom design has a very modern yet minimalist vibe. A tall mirror is mounted on the wall and is accompanied by a small vanity. The shower area has been cleverly separated from the rest of the space by a glass partition, resting on a small wall, acting as a barrier. The shower area features a narrow yet wide niche, which is perfect for storing shower products, adding to the functionality of the space.

When you use Suite, the separate shower enclosure and fixtures area are enclosed by matching elements: the glass partition system.

Bathroom - Bathroom with a glass partition bifurcating Dry Area (including WC) & Wet Area (Shower Area)

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Design Evolution » 4 SEASONS

We separated the WC and shower area with glass wall and make 2 doors, one for shower and one for WC. Get in touch, if you want to renovate your bathroom.

French retro style bathroom, decorated with a mix of materials, wet separation partitions, the half-wall arch design looks good, the mirror cabinet + bathroom cabinet has a French retro feeling🖤 The toilet area and the shower area are semi-separated by glass . I have to say that the layout of the toilet area is really good

This is where the ideas are laid out in the form of sketches. The schematic design that is finalized in the previous stage is further developed in this stage.

When it comes to home improvement, one area that often gets overlooked is the space behind the toilet. Most people think of this space as purely functional,