Job and beauty are inseparable
Hisham Alqasem
Bathroom accessories serve different functions, especially when it comes to hygiene, organization, and practicality. Previously thought of as purely functional components, designed only to perform their primary function, today they are seen as fixtures that contribute to the overall aesthetics of the bathroom. Careful thought in the selection of pieces makes it possible to create a space that is both functional and enjoyable. As bathroom accessories have become more advanced and complex, designers have begun to explore the possibility of incorporating aesthetic elements into their design, creating accessories that are smarter, safer, and more beautiful.
Away from the basic function, bathroom accessories are now seen as installation tools that contribute to the overall aesthetics of the bathroom.
Far from the decorative and ornate styles of the past, contemporary designs now seek simplicity and a more minimalist aesthetic, clean lines and basic elements with an emphasis on geometric shapes and a well-thought-out color palette. This approach has been particularly successful in creating sophisticated spaces, but also in providing a sense of space and openness in smaller bathrooms, where a lack of clutter and unnecessary decor can make the room feel more spacious.
There are products that help give this feeling such as a wash basin with clean, straight lines hanging on the wall, breaking the old traditional design of wash basins and creating a proposal that defies gravity and brings lightness and sophistication to the environment.
“Plug and play” feature, where prefabricated components are designed so that they can be easily assembled or connected on site, hereby providing speed and quality control in installation and reducing material waste. In this case, the components can be easily connected to existing piping systems without the need for complex installation procedures. This is because the parts are built on a front panel, which also acts as a storage and display area for the elements, saving time and money during the installation process, minimizing the potential for errors or complications, and making installations easier and more efficient to maintain.
*Architect and faculty member at King Saud University
@ArchHesham
