Universal design features allow the first-level bathroom to work for anyone: a child, a teenager, an adult and anyone with mobility issues. A number of features make the space safe and comfortable: a barrier-free shower; a shower door that swings both in and out, making it easier for a caregiver to assist; and enough room for getting around with a wheelchair or a walker.

When it comes to a shower's footprint or size, bigger is always better for seniors. This wonderful shower features an oversize door that makes entering the shower space very easy.Tip: Place the shower control valves near the entry so you don't need to get wet when starting the shower and letting it warm up.

Good for resale

Idea only. Colours suck

Divide on floor

partial tile/glass wall

Sink

zero threshold shower

walk in shower

wheelchair accesible

No step an tiling plus rails

Tiled pony wall

The border

Don't think this is possible in our current bathroom. But maybe in a future house.

door

curbless

SHOWER TILE

No sill to step over, needs two heads

accessible shower

ada

tile

barrier free shower

Shower door goes in instead of outward

door swinging both ways, same tile in shower and in bath

No step over into shower

Wall hung toilet for accessibility

Use of a wall hung toilet placed higher for accessibility

No threshold

two colors

Similar to layout of our bathroom

No header

No ledge

Tile colors and borders, trench drain, glass door, no barriers

Tile

Framless doors

love the color contrast

easy accessability

bars

Shower

roll-in shower

Shower

Color

Shower door without header

Shower bath 3

Use copper above and below as a kick plate trim with teak. Maybe lght about and below

the wall to wall shower

I like the door opening in rather than out

roll-in shower

downstairs

drain

Master bathroom

To discuss pros / cons of this image - seen better

possible door

Two color tile

Shower floor

dark and light tile

Curbless shower with infinity drain

tile design

Shower wall

When designing a shower for someone in his or her golden years, remember that this person may have poor vision, balance or mobility. A caregiver or spouse may need room to help with the bathing process, so a shower space should be generously sized and include room to enter with an extra person, a wheelchair or a walker. That said, an accessible shower does not need to lack in style, as these examples show. Being proactive in your next shower renovation means you can include some or all of these features, even before you need them. It's better to be ready for accessibility than have to scramble to renovate when the need arrives. Here are some things to consider when planning a shower for seniors.

light brown tile w/ dark brown trim

tiles transitioning into the bathroom

1/2 wall - grab bars

Way to hide walk in tub

no shower curb

ADA bathroom 1

like barrier free shower

Roll in shower

brown tile floor into shower

more on wet room shower.

frame tile

Like the contrast border

How about just 1 sink.

interesting continuous flooring

Love the tile combination here!

AIP

walk in shower no step

walk in shower

great shower

tile colors and pony wall love this

rimless shower!

Glass door and Cabinet half wall

BASEMENT BATHROOM

shower door, half wall, barrier free

Interior bathrooms

1/2 wall. Glass door-would want it frosted. Pivots in.

Walk right into shower

knee wall finishing

Universal design features allow the first-level bathroom to work for anyone: a child, a teenager, an adult and anyone with mobility issues. A number of features make the space safe and comfortable: a barrier-free shower; a shower door that swings BOTH in and out, making it easier for a caregiver to assist; and enough room for getting around with a wheelchair or a walker.

Shower door

Tiles, shower control valves, niche. Do not like the lighting.

Side wall

shower, tile color, grab bars

tiles

no curb, frameless glass

knee wall / glass and the way it is fastened / hinges on door / grab bars

Like the color tile accents

wall tile design

Shower door

curb less shower

Glass and wall between shower and vanity.

gorgeous bathroom, like the barrier free shower, like the lighter cabinets and the darker textured tiles

easy access shower...

everything

Shower door swings in or out

Nice size with handrail

Pretty tile

Shower

nice shower

glass doors, walk-in,

nice design...the cladding used on walls

toilet/shower share space

half glass wall but not to ceiling. Nice framing of shower space

bath divider wall

Shower

No door required

When it comes to a shower's footprint or size, bigger is always better for seniors. This wonderful shower features an oversize door that makes entering the shower space very easy. Tip: Place the shower control valves near the entry so you don't need to get wet when starting the shower and letting it warm up.

No lip into the shower

like tile on 1/2 wall

Outline

shades of tan/brown

shower wrong door swing

Shower design

While we would want different colors, we like the framing style with the colored tile marbled with white and the white tiles in the middle; also like how they used the darker tiles for the shelf.

Everything

Travertin couleur

douche et tuile uniforme

Shower door 4

Tile border

The color

ADA compatible shower

lighting in shower

Scott

Shower idea

colors and curbless shower

shower

shower door to floor / consistent tile from floor to shower floor

color and design as well as good space

the walk in and border

Nice

cool!

Tile Color

Controls close to avoid getting wet. Longer safety bar

Shower

towel hangers

Zero threshold design

Darker on carve out

The tiled wall

curbless

Shower and counter in bath

Like the flat entry into the shower, the wider shower door, and the handrails

shower

wall &trim

Couleurs

Love this for here and the beach

Layout

Color tiles shower

big shower

Like this design best...

Shower

open concept bathroom

ADA Shower Joann Stevenson

Half wall for shower

Just do wall Caesar stone for toilet

No threshold shower, wonderful!

Shower

shower door/wall

Partial wall, glass door.

Accessible no step shower.

nice handicapped shower

Bath cabinet/counter

barrier free shower

Light and Dard tile treatment

shower door swings in

This is part of an article about senior friendly showers. Take a better look at the article. Also, I like this bathroom.

similar layout

Walk in shower

Open shower

no step over into shower

Tile

good idea.

shower wall

Curbless

tile

the shower

Like

Color scheme

Like tile

Floor right through

Tile colors

shower

Rollin

curbless shower

brown and beige colors

Door

Like how sink connects to glass

Wood colour

wide shower door, curbless

curbfree shower