Geberit Family Friendly Bathrooms T
he bathroom is undoubtedly one of the busiest rooms in the home, so it’s
vital to consider several practical elements when planning the space. This might be smart storage solutions to keep
the space organised and store cleaning products out of reach from little ones or it might be the addition of floor-even, non-slip shower surfaces, like the Geberit Setaplano, to allow safe and easy use for older generations.
Storage Perhaps most importantly, incorporating maximum storage into the room is essential. Ranges which feature smart solutions like
vanity units, tall shelving or mirror cabinets, like Geberit Renova Plan, allow for additional storage to be brought into the bathroom and provide much-needed space to store away those everyday essentials.
Opt for furniture with interior compartments for
optimum organisation and a soft closing mechanism to prevent cabinet doors slamming shut. Often, space can be at a premium in the bathroom, so choose wall-hung furniture and ceramics to create the illusion of a larger room.
Technology For the latest bathroom tech, upgrade your standard WC for a state-of-the-art shower toilet, like the Geberit AquaClean Shower Toilet. As well as offering revolutionary WhirlSpray
technology, many models also feature integrated odour extraction technology to remove unpleasant smells and built-in orientation lights to guide users to the toilet during the night. Importantly, the handy remote control allows
users to set their preferences, perfect for a busy, multi-generational household.
Future proofing Renovating a bathroom is a big job, so future-proof yours by investing in quality, timeless products which will stand the test of time, and refresh your room when desired with accessories. Don’t be afraid to have fun in a family bathroom,
after all you want the space to appeal to the whole family – so when it comes to accessories, be brave with colour, patterns and textures!
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