How tall is the ceiling? - This bathroom looks really nice and bright. I want to do something similar, but I have a high ceiling bathroom... If I extend the glass wall all the way to the ceiling, will it look awkward? »
This particular bathroom references many universal design and lighting techniques: Uplighting illuminates the recessed cove. Natural light pours through the window in the shower.Lighter colors on the walls and flooring help reflect light. Make sure to select a floor tile or material that is nonslip or honed to reduce the chances of slips and falls.The darker vanity and shower seat contrast with the light materials for visual cueing. Wall sconces even out the overall lighting and decrease shadows at the mirror. Although there is no downlighting visible in this photo, the overall illumination of this space is well balanced.More: Get the lowdown on LED lighting
Uplighting illuminates the recessed cove.
Natural light pours through the window in the shower.
Lighter colors on the walls and flooring help reflect light. Make sure to select a floor tile or material that is nonslip or honed to reduce the chances of slips and falls.
The darker vanity and shower seat contrast with the light materials for visual cueing.
Wall sconces even out the overall lighting and decrease shadows at the mirror.
Although there is no downlighting visible in this photo, the overall illumination of this space is well balanced.
Uplighting illuminates the recessed cove.
Natural light pours through the window in the shower.
Lighter colors on the walls and flooring help reflect light. Make sure to select a floor tile or material that is nonslip or honed to reduce the chances of slips and falls.
The darker vanity and shower seat contrast with the light materials for visual cueing.
Wall sconces even out the overall lighting and decrease shadows at the mirror.
This particular bathroom references many universal design and lighting techniques:
Uplighting illuminates the recessed cove.
Natural light pours through the window in the shower.
Lighter colors on the walls and flooring help reflect light. Make sure to select a floor tile or material that is nonslip or honed to reduce the chances of slips and falls.
The darker vanity and shower seat contrast with the light materials for visual cueing.
Wall sconces even out the overall lighting and decrease shadows at the mirror.
Although there is no downlighting visible in this photo, the overall illumination of this space is well balanced.
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•Uplighting illuminates the recessed cove.
•Natural light pours through the window in the shower.
•Lighter colors on the walls and flooring help reflect light. Make sure to select a floor tile or material that is nonslip or honed to reduce the chances of slips and falls.
•The darker vanity and shower seat contrast with the light materials for visual cueing.
•Wall sconces even out the overall lighting and decrease shadows at the mirror