The bathroom: a place to relax

De badkamer, een oase van rust in een druk leven

The bathroom is probably the first place in the house, after the toilet, where you spend the morning to get ready for the workday. But the bathroom can also be a place where you want to spend time to unwind, enjoy and relax after a busy workday.

To get the most out of your bathroom, a high-quality interior designed to your own taste is a must. The layout of the space plays a role, as does the choice of furniture. In addition, the floor and wall coverings of your bathroom have a decisive influence on its design. By tiling your bathroom, you are doing a good thing.

The wall: moisture resistance as a guideline. Anyone who wants to tile the walls of their bathroom should take into account several factors. Firstly, there is the aspect of moisture resistance. Carro Casa advises you to use a waterproofing membrane in wet areas such as the shower. To finish everything off nicely, it is also best to use a sealing tape.

The ease of maintenance of your bathroom is a second aspect. In a bathroom, you will have to deal with limescale and condensation anyway. By using easy-to-maintain ceramic wall tiles, you are already well on your way.

The third aspect of your bathroom is its aesthetic filling. For example, large tiles will optically enlarge your space while small tiles do the opposite. When choosing a colour, it is best to opt for unity and harmony.

The bathroom floor: non-slip Elements such as durability and ease of maintenance that apply to the wall, naturally also apply to the floor of your bathroom. These values guarantee a pleasant and comfortable bathroom.

For the bathroom floor, you can add an extra factor, namely the slip resistance. It is common that the greater humidity of your bathroom increases the risk of slipping.

Here too, you would do well to use ceramic floor tiles. These tiles come in different finishes such as natural or with structure (bocciardato).

Ceramic tiles imitation wood have been on the rise in recent years. They combine the best of both worlds: a comfortable, warm floor goes hand in hand with durability and ease of maintenance.