Greek And Roman Bath House: A Unique Bathroom Theme

Submitted : Mar 18, 2010   Word Count : 393   Popularity: 1299
If there's an omnipresence in history books, it's the impressive structures of Greek and Roman influences. Up to this day, their impact on modern architecture is incomparable. Their bath houses are a force to reckon with, boasting of amazing designs, grand appearance and in our modern times, timeless appeal. You can add a touch of Greek and Roman influence to your bathroom for that classic bath house feel.

Space is vital. Depictions of the Greek and Roman bath houses (and rooms in general) are spacious. They never lacked of space but instead show grand areas. Having an attached sun room is a good idea to enlarge the bathroom. Have a big tub in the sun room but make sure that it provides privacy by using a one-way glass. Marble floors and furnishings are perfect Roman and Greek themes. Columns are fixtures that are associated with these themes, so you can add these design ideas too for a realistic look. Faucets, shower head, handles and even the tub can be in copper implements. Gold was used in the early times but unless you're willing to spend a lump sum, copper is the next best thing.

To recreate an outdoor bath house, decorate with real plants. Use flowing and loose curtains in light colors. White is ideal but if you prefer a different shade, any pastel tone will make the bathroom look natural.

Decorative items should ideally go with the theme. Essential oils, bath salts, big bottles and jars can add to the Roman/Greek-inspired bath house while also giving sophistication to the space. You will have atypical items that you don't just see in public bathrooms or other people's bathroom for that matter. Visit flea markets, thrift shops and antique stores for unique finds.

In order to keep everything organized while giving more decors, use items that are functional but look good with the theme. Urns for example can contain the plants and towels. Big bottles with sophisticated handles can store bath salts, creams and other personal items. Hygiene essentials can be put in antique-inspired containers for the ancient Roman and Greek look.

This ancient design theme will make your bathroom so unique. Where else can you find a place that is reminiscent of the early times bath houses? The romantic look for the bathroom is a surprising yet impressive interior.

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