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Bathroom design trends: wellness, accessibility & materials
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By early October 2026, bathroom design trends continue to emphasize minimalism, wellness, and ease of maintenance. A significant movement involves replacing traditional ceramic tiles with microcement or Beton Ciré to create seamless, grout-free surfaces. While these coatings surfaces, which can be applied over existing tiles to prevent mold and make small rooms appear larger, they require professional installation and cost approximately 30 to 35 EUR per square meter. larger. Designers are increasingly moving away from traditional plastic shower curtains in favor of fixed or semi-open glass panels. Experts from the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) note that modern bathrooms are being designed to function as wellness spaces or spas. Glass panels support this aesthetic by allowing light to pass through, preventing the visual fragmentation of the room and helping small spaces feel more expansive. room. Furthermore, designers from Kaps Living highlight hygiene advantages, noting that glass surfaces—particularly those with water-repellent coatings—are easier to maintain than shower curtains, which are prone to discoloration, limescale, and mold. Regarding maintenance, surface staining or discoloration in silicone sealant caused by soap residue or limescale can often be managed with simple household ingredients, though deep mold penetration may require more intensive treatment. In terms of layout, there is a growing practical installation, the preference for walk-in showers using remains strong, utilizing single glass partitions to create an open feel. When selecting shower trays, options include square, rectangular, or corner shapes in materials like made of sanitary acrylic or mineral casts. For optimal comfort, experts recommend mounting showerheads approximately 20–30 cm above the head of the tallest user, typically reaching a height of 200–220 cm from the floor. user. For ongoing maintenance, surface discoloration in silicone sealant caused by soap residue or limescale can often be managed with simple household ingredients, though deep mold penetration may require more intensive treatment.
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