Sea stone may add a distinctive touch to your bathroom’s shower area if you’re looking for an innovative design option.
In order to make room for all the pipes, a groove is first made in the wall using a perforator. Plaster is used to fill the groove once the pipes are installed. After that, the walls are covered with beige tiles, which immediately brighten and give the room a larger appearance.
After that, imitation stone is used to make the shower tray. The borders are then spread out and glued with a moisture-resistant adhesive.
Natural stone is used for the shower base; it has been meticulously polished and sized prior.
Even if it takes a long time and a lot of work, the outcome will be satisfactory.
The natural stone pebbles are then placed at the bottom of the shower tray to provide your feet with a foot massage and a comfortable place to stand.
Those who enjoy nautical motifs will especially like this unorthodox approach to shower decor.