Our Bathroom: Egg-Shaped Toilet Bowl, Modern Blinds, and Full Box-Up
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- Modern Luxury
- HDB (BTO)
- ~1,200 sqft
- 3 br
- Couple Living
Our bathroom’s entrance sets the tone with a reeded frosted glass door that adds a touch of elegance while maintaining privacy. The entire space embraces a minimalist luxe vibe, with clean lines, modern finishes, and thoughtful design choices that create a calm and sophisticated atmosphere. 
Large format tiles are a great way to achieve that modern, luxurious vibe. They really bring the room together, and we've had guests mention that our bathroom has a bit of a hotel feel. We initially thought about going with a wall-hung toilet bowl for its clean, minimalist look, but the cost was much higher - about three times more than a regular toilet. Instead, we chose this egg-shaped design. It still has that touch of luxury we were aiming for, without the steep price tag. Instead of going with the usual acrylic panels over the bathroom mesh cover, we decided on a box-up design to achieve a seamless, minimalist look. We also added downlights, which really enhance the clean aesthetic. 
Our shower area features gunmetal accessories that perfectly match our modern minimalist luxe style. To keep the look cohesive and hide the less attractive default HDB windows, we installed sleek blinds that maintain the clean, modern aesthetic. We decided against installing a full shower screen and door in the shower area, which gives us a lot more flexibility. The open space is perfect for showering our cats or washing larger items like our insect net. No regrets at all—it gets a lot of use, especially since the master bathroom is our main shower spot
- 31 August
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