Meenu Agarwal, MADS Creations because plumbing is ultimately what makes the bathroom what it is. A cleverly planned and concealed plumbing layout can and will ensure a perfect final look for your bathroom.” Meenu Agarwal suggests knocking off walls and floors to conceal plumbing pipes to create a seamless, clutter-free look. “In places where the pipe work cannot be concealed, you can box it in or use furniture to hide it.” Apart from plumbing, paying attention to fool-proof electrical systems are also important, considering the number of electrical appliances involved ¬– geysers, heaters, radiators, exhaust fans, to name a few. Like the plumbing, concealing the appliances and wiring is just as essential for a fussfree appearance. Moving on from the layout, the aesthetic is the second most important bit. With health and wellness becoming a top priority for many, bathrooms are now considered a place to relax and recharge. Comfort is of utmost priority when designing the space. “A clean-lined space with a neutral palette guarantees a soothing environment but adding textures emphasize visual interest,” says Hardesh Chawla. Speaking about added textures and patterns, our experts believe that maximalism is all the talk right now, even when it comes to designing bathrooms. Monica Chawla encourages people to play with shapes, proportions, and patterns, regardless of the aesthetic you are going for. “Whether you’re looking for a minimalist or a maximalist aesthetic, playing with textures and patterns can often 52|L U X E B O O K|O C T O B E R 2 0 2 2 O C T O B E R 2 0 2 2 |L U X E B O O K| 53
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