More and more homeowners opt for walk-in showers with no doors, sometimes with no walls or other partitions but if you don’t want your bathroom to be a mess from time to time, you need a shower with doors or even a shower enclosure. These solutions prevent your space from flooding and make it more organized. Today we are considering both: showers enclosed in glass completely and those with glass doors, and I promise you – you will forget no door showers!
Glass Enclosed Showers
A glass enclosed shower is a more seldom seen idea but it’s totally worth trying for a certain reason: it looks cool, especially if it’s a whole glass cube. In such cases doors and walls of your shower are often frameless for an airy look. Frameless shower doors are available in plenty of design options: you can select from a broad variety of design styles for your frameless glass shower door. Such doors are easier to maintain: the lack of frame makes cleaning a frameless shower door far easier than a framed glass door. Along with cleaning, the parts of a frameless glass shower door are easier to replace. They emphasize the design features of the rest of your bathroom: one of the greatest benefits of frameless shower doors is how they influence your bathroom. They also aren’t quite as stable as framed glass shower doors and as the glass used is thicker, they are more expensive.
An airy contemporary bathroom with a shower space enclosed in glass, a bathtub and black fixtures for a contrast.
An airy and light-filled bathroom done in neutrals, with a shower space enclosed in glass and brass fixtures is beautiful.
A contemporary white bathroom clad with marble and herringbone tiles, with a shower with glass doors and neutral fixtures.
A minimalist bathroom with a shower space clad with marble and enclosed in glass, a marble slab bench for sitting there.
A modern bathroom with a shower space enclosed in glass and two windows partly done with frosted glass is a lovely idea.
A modern bathroom with white marble and green tiles, an oval tub, a shower space with clear glass seamless doors.
A small serene bathroom with white subway tiles, patterned ones on the floor, a shower space with clear glass doors and a handle.
A neutral farmhouse bathroom with floating shelves, a basket with a lid, a shower space enclosed in glass and a wooden stool.
A small and chic bathroom clad with marble, with a shower space featuring a glass door and railing.
A shower space of partly usual and partly frosted glass is ideal to separate it from the rest of the bathroom.
A shower space with glass walls and a door done frosted and a single tiled wall with fixtures is catchy and lovely.
A shower space clad with herringbone and marble tiles, brass fixtures and a glass door with a brass handle.
A chic shower space with black penny and white hex tiles, seamless glass doors with a black handle and black fixtures.
A contemporary bathroom clad with tan tiles, with a shower space enclosed in glass and a floor to ceiling window with frosted glass.
A cozy attic bathroom with a skylight, a shower space and a bathtub space enclosed in glass and potted plants.
A gorgeous grey and white shower with a small rounded bench in the corner that doesn't take much space.
A pretty neutral bathroom clad with white marble tiles, with a tiled shower space, glass doors with gold fixtures and a blue vanity.
A refined neutral bathroom with a shower space clad with pink stone, with a glass door and brass fixtures is chic and glam.
A refined shower space with white marble and penny tiles, glass doors and brass fixtures plus greenery in a vase.
Showers With Framed Glass Doors
Framed glass shower doors provide more stability: glass shower doors are made from tempered glass, which breaks off into small circles instead of shards for less risk of injury. They are easier to install: to install a framed glass shower door, all you need to do is hang up the frame. Framed glass doors can fit over any type of shower material. They keep in more water: framed glass shower doors are less likely to leak. They are more cost-effective: you pay 10 to 15% less than a frameless shower to door to install a framed option. But still they have a limited range of motion: they only open outward, which can be limiting. If your door can open both inward and outward, you have less chance of injury. They are harder to maintain: the metal around framed shower doors can corrode over time due to excess moisture. So, what do you choose?
A modern black and white bathroom with a shower space with black French doors, patterned and black tiles, a tub and a basket.
A refined bathroom with black furniture, a shower space with ribbed glass and black frame doors is pure chic.
A refined bathroom with white marble tiles, a shower space with ribbed glass doors in gold frames and gold fixtures is wow.
A glam black and white bathroom with white marble tiles and black and white ones, black frame glass doors and an oval tub.
A chic shower space wiht large scale marble tiles, black frame glass doors and black fixtures is a lovely and cool space.
A shower space clad with white square tiles, with a glass door with a brass frame and half frosted glass.
A shower space done with teal skinny tile, with black framed doors and a white floor is a bold and contrasting space.
A shower space done with white stone tiles, a lit up niche, black frame glass doors and black fixtures plus a black marble bench.
A chic black and white bathroom with a shower with paned glass doors and black and white tiles cladding it.
A chic and refined bathroom clad with white marble tiles, with a shower space and with brass frames doors and brass fixtures.
A soothing and welcoming bathroom with grey skinny and white stone tiles, black frame ribbed glass doors with a single knob.
A vintage-inspired bathroom with white subway and graphite grey tiles, a shower space with black frame doors and a bench inside.
An exquisite bathroom clad with white marble tiles and a vanity, a shower space with glass and gold doors and gold fixtures.
An exquisite minimalist bathroom clad with white marble and a black marble slab, with a shower space and framed glass doors.