In the U.S., wet rooms typically combine the bathtub and the shower, says Schanstra. "That combo space is perhaps separated by a full glass pane with doors or just glass that is wrapped around. The ...

Wet rooms are trending both because of their visual impact and their ease of us. “A wet room can also be barrier-free and ...

WET rooms are a stylish addition to any home but cleaning them is not something you’ll want to boast about. The all-tiled design means that there are plenty of areas which could harbour mould… ...

It goes without saying that a wet room needs to be waterproof. 'In particular, hidden tray systems, which fit under the floor tiles and take care of drainage gradients and watertightness have ...

Getty Images/Martin Barraud. 1. PRO: BATHROOMS FEEL BIGGER. A major draw to the wet room—and Japandi design, in general—is the ‘less is more’ approach to large uninterrupted spaces.Since ...

The term wet room generally refers to a room-within-a-room in a primary (or large) bathroom. Think a water-resistant walk-in closet of sorts with stone or tile floors and walls, a drain in the ...

In some cases, the wet room—the shower and tub both situated in a waterproofed space, the floor sloping to a drain—can become a zone of self-care and pampering.

Wet rooms can vary vastly in price depending on room size, time taken and quality of appliances. On average a wet room costs between £3,500 and £10,000 to install.

Adding a wet room to your bathroom isn’t a weekend DIY project unless you have your own HGTV show. It requires space planning, a knowledge of building codes and plumbing expertise. “Part of the ...

Think of it as a water-resistant walk-in closet of sorts with stone or tile floors and walls, a drain in the floor, an open shower and a freestanding tub. Wet rooms are encased by glass doors and ...