Going without doors to your bathroom could actually give your home a spa-like feel.

Alternatively, a great solution is to combine two rooms for extra space.

The designer and homeowner decided to transform the ensuite master bedroom into a personal gym and changing area. The wardrobe is hidden behind the sliding door, next to the open-concept bathroom.

If you want the luxury of an open-concept bathroom but want privacy as well, try out this designer’s idea and use blinds.

The heavy white curtains ensure that the bathroom is kept out of sight in the sleeping area and help keep the air-conditioning in.

This all-white master bathroom with a see-through concept is “outlined” by the use of black framed glass panels, for an interesting visual effect.

This bathroom is minimalist, though the white floor tiles of the apartment have been replaced with light wood-look strips instead.

As planned by the designer, the strong pink of the room is balanced nicely by the bright sunlight and the white walls, giving this homeowner a feminine, private sanctuary. We know we said white was perfect but you could always add a pop of colour!

Much like hotel rooms, the bathroom and bedroom is separated by glass. We love that the shower area is not confined to a stall. Spacious! The use of gray tiles and stand-alone tub brings an elegant look to the bedroom.

When it comes to placing an open-concept bathroom in your HDB flat’s master bedroom, always remember to keep it simple to save space. If you’re really in need of storage, do what this designer did and let your headboard play double-duty with alcoves built-in for storage.

Beautifully designed Philippe Starck fittings from Hansgrohe create an understated but luxurious look in this open-concept master bathroom.

Though the space is not entirely open-concept, the glass door in this en suite bathroom lets in natural light, with its metal frame lending a bold, sleek accent.

If you’ve got a small bathroom but still want to create an open concept feel, choose light-coloured tiles.

With only a small space to work with, this designer made use of the light-coloured tiles and glass door of the bathroom to help the bedroom appear larger.

The walk-in wardrobe attached to the master bath was tailor-made for celebrity Vincent Ng and his wife. The lighting used in the shower resembles a halo, and adds to the overall sensuous ambience.

Text: Domenica Tan and Eliza H/Home & Decor

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