Wood, stone, contemporary, or minimalist: as long as it is a designer outdoor shower. With the summer and its hot days on their way, the refreshing place par excellence becomes a must in the garden. In the rest of the article, our ten proposals provide inspiration for your pre-summer projects.
Only a sliding glass door separates it from the spacious bedroom; a few steps on the large wooden tiles painted with ideograms and you are under a generous water jet of a shower surrounded by overflowing nature, which seems to want to invade contrasting the minimalist garden.
Here too, vegetation is hardly scarce: on the island of Bali, amid palms and plenty of greenery, an off-white shower with a generous water jet, wooden walkway, and body made up of classical white tiles.
A few steps from the swimming pool, and truly minimalist in its white wooden structure, this shower has a vintage metallic frame of burnished brass, whose style is completed by a few matching hooks.
Plenty of wood and not just for the walls: even the tree becomes a decorative element in this intimate corner immersed in luxuriant vegetation and consecrated to invigorating the body.
Beyond the black steel–framed glass door peeps out a very funky-looking shower with the matching floor in rough bricks laid out in a herringbone pattern and the vintage-flavoured faucets in burnished brass. The round mirror tricks the eye to create an amusing confusion between the indoor and the outdoor.
Have a disused architectural element in your garden? This could be the opportunity to turn it into a secluded corner to install an outdoor shower for the summer. Here, Mediterranean and old-fashioned taste blend perfectly.
More than a shower, a mini-bathroom with a raw flavour. Minimalist furniture and a complicated system of copper pipes. For the walls, profligate use of concrete, either coated or rough, and for the roof… well, that’s just not there.
With a Scandinavian taste, the shower with walls in worn wood and a concrete-made bench and column, is actually located on the Australian coast, not far from Melbourne. The grazing ocean light does the rest.
If you want to awaken your tribal soul, let this spa corner in Byron Bay near Brisbane inspire you. Drywall with small niches and a roof made of intertwined branches: a celebration of organic materials and natural textures.
Opening Photo: 10 REFRESHING IDEAS FROM AROUND THE WORLD TO FACE THE UPCOMING SUMMER UNDER THE WATER JET OF A GARDEN SHOWER
