Concrete Bathrooms - How do you feel about the minimal look?

9 years ago

Recently, one our clients were looking for a minimalist scandi style bathroom, completely seamless with no tiles or joins between materials. The Edinburgh team achieved this look with the use of microcement across the walls, floor & ceiling, bespoke Corian® Design vanity shelving, Teatro matt black shower valves & taps & a stunning Mezzanine sink. Do you the look? Vote, yes or no!

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Pearl Remodeling

9 years ago

I Agree, it looks amazing but not sure if I'd want this in my place

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Bev
9 years ago
Too cold and industrial looking!
PRO
A-List Builders Inc.
9 years ago
What a beautiful bathroom!
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DH
9 years ago
its just a damn bathroom. considering what happens there, i never understand why people try so hard to go above and beyond basic design. this is too much. sorry.
Bailey R
9 years ago
i like interesting, unique design, however, this is horribly cold & not the least bit interesting to me. Each to their own...
User
9 years ago
Doesn't look like a residential bathroom, but an industrial "clean room"/Federal prison lavatory. Sorry, but no.
PRO
Rosenhaus Design Group, Inc.
9 years ago
A shower without an enclosure doesn't keep in the heat. A shower without a curb doesn't keep in the water. A person entering while someone is showering might get wet. Is the floor slippery? A four panel entry door looks out of place. The open shelf at the shower is beautiful. A change in shades of grey might reduce the austerity.

Minimalism can teach us the extremes. Subtle variations would create an inviting #2 room.
Belahn
9 years ago
I think I would feel like I was in prison. That shower is ridiculously horrible.
balou79
9 years ago
Looks like a fancy prison cell! Yikes
PRO
Gerety Building and Restoration
9 years ago
Yes I actually do like it, but think it would be only really acceptable in a bachelor pad.
User
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Gerety Building- LOL. I showed this pic to my husband and his only comment was "If you're going to go there, then go there: Where's the urinal?"

No kidding- I was an inch away from actually putting one in- an upstairs bathroom that only he, really, ever uses. The man has earned his right, and it would have tickled him to no end but...I saw the costs to remove/change, within resale, and a better head prevailed on stupid things for the "head".
tooky58
9 years ago
Nothing personal but, that's one of , if not the one, ugliest rooms I've ever seen. But, as long as they love it....
User
9 years ago
I think it would be easier to install tile, and easier to clean too. I have a cement shower stall and not happy with it.
Architectural Notice
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
I'm all for the minimalist style but this look just doesn't appeal to me.

I wouldn't want it in my own home.

It reminds me of an airport bathroom.
kl23
3 months ago
We are heading towards microcement. There will be a lot of issues to work out. It will cause a reversion to the all-white off-white-greige light grey "timeless" (always a joke) interior. Then we'll have paint embedded with microcement sealer and will discover color again like we are now, after getting used to drywall. Meanwhile, we will adopt radiant heating in walls as well as floors, self-healing additives to microcement, and CO2 absorbing microcement just like we have for concrete. In 30 years, new builds will be microcement in the "neutral" colors listed above. Enjoy the ride.