Bathroom Ideas

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My husband likes to pee in a pot of soil. In a week, this thing turned into a pee bush seemingly overnight. It’s name is Romina. No idea what plant it is. EDIT: I told him how many upvotes Romina has gotten and he said, “well did you tell them it was my bathroom?” I said yes and he got very happy. SECOND EDIT: Talk amongst yourselves, my lovelies. I am going to bed. submitted by /u/Exciting-Bake464 to r/mildyinteresting [link] [comments]

Racist tropes are very flexible, which is something I've always found confusing and fascinating. Negative stereotypes centered around the hygiene of black people are regularly evoked by committed modern-day racists (and shamelessly exploited by the marketing departments of personal care products). Yet a few generations ago enslaved people were entrusted and had been for centuries entrusted with food-preparation and much of the childcare of elite slaver households, and u/gerardmenfin was able to find at least one example of a 18th century member of the French colonial elite who had a very positive impression regarding enslaved Africans and hygiene. So when and how did this flip-flopping in attitudes come about? Is it perhaps related to the obsession of eugenecists with "racial hygiene" spilling over into general, personal hygiene? Thanks! submitted by /u/screwyoushadowban to r/AskHistorians [link] [comments]

Lost and fatigued on options. This is where I think Im landing. Thoughts or recs? Thanks! submitted by /u/Hot-Adeptness-3433 to r/BathroomRemodeling [link] [comments]

Hi! Would love any and all advice. I've attached photos of our current bathroom, the AI generated image of what we want and some close ups of sample tiles in the bathroom with different lighting (it's quite gloomy atm). FYI for the generated image, the shower would actually be on the stud wall, along with the shower screen, and we intend to have the green tiles to the floor in the sink area with no recessed lighting above the sink. Dark green tiles: We’re considering foresty green wall tiles. In a bathroom of this size, would that likely feel too dark/heavy in real life, even with lighter floor tiles and good lighting? (The AI generated image using tiles we're considering makes it look fine, but suspect they could be darker in real life?). We really like the gloss/ceramic glaze tiles where there is a range of colour/texture in tiles. Boxing in the toilet cistern: Would boxing the cistern in (to seat height, spanning bath-to-wall) make the space look cleaner and more modern, or risk making it feel smaller? We currently just have the pipes boxed in. Struggling to visualise... Vanity: Any recommendations for what price point makes sense for vanity units? We've seen some at the 1k mark, some significantly lower (e.g. from Victorian Plumbing) and not sure what makes sense - we'll probably live here for max 5 more years. Background: Full bathroom replacement: bath, shower, toilet, vanity/sink, tiles. Stud wall position is fixed due to bath size, window, and cost constraints - will be extended to the ceiling Layout advice isn’t the main goal, but open to obvious improvements. TL;DR: Redesigning our bathroom and want feedback on whether green tiles will be too dark for the space, and whether boxing in the toilet cistern actually improves the look. Vanity suggestions welcome. Editing to add: Wow, really appreciate all the feedback! Thanks so much to everyone who commented so far. For those who are asking, we used ChatGPT (free version) to generate the image. It was definitely "generous" with the size and lighting. We actually asked it to use the same tiles we got samples for, but I guess it came out unrealistically light! submitted by /u/SaltedandShrivelled to r/InteriorDesign [link] [comments]

I’m in need of help. I recently finished remodeling my bathroom, but I’m at a loss for what to do with the large empty space on the left side of the sink. I’m torn between adding a custom closet or purchasing a generic piece from IKEA. (Please disregard the random people in the mirror and the mess) and any suggestions or other design would be much appreciated . submitted by /u/Abe2233 to r/interiordecorating [link] [comments]

I’m finishing my basement and I have a standard 5x9 bathroom I need help with. I’ve chosen the green tile for the shower walls, the matte black ceramic flooring, and a walnut vanity. I need help with the walls to tie it all together. Any ideas? The last pic is my inspiration photo. Wall paper? Darker paint? Wrap the shower tile halfway up the wall? Help! submitted by /u/evenrhino to r/HomeDecorating [link] [comments]