In there my sphincter would never relax.
Pass a comic book, please.
"Honey...are you reading in there?"
"Honey...can I get something from the cabinet in there?"
"Honey...will you be long?"
"Honey...can I just brush my teeth?"
...and yes...we have more than one bathroom. The fun never stops.
I don't care for these new bathroom ideas. Some have no doors.
Somehow this has been always "cuting edge" but never catches on.
Too bad some artsy fartsy types can't be forced to live in NORMAL environments in order to see what real people like, want, and are willing to pay for.
Seems only some kind of freakshow would want this manure.
And yet they don't want the FBI seeing what they check out of the library...
This has been the trend for master bedrooms for a long time. I truly don't think guest bathrooms have no doors or are see through...that's just ridiculous. When we designed our master bedroom suite the bathroom was an extension of it, so why have doors? Besides, I love looking at my husband! :)
Who would know better than the New York Times?
Just another way to remove all boundaries......
I have a fairly standard reply when I read things like this. It's two words:
F*cking. Freaks.
I remember a few years ago there were some "trendy" restaurants that had see through bathroom walls and doors.
At a restaurant.
You know who designed that?
F*cking freaks.
This is DISGUSTING!! Joel Sanders must have been raised by WOLVES! What a sicko!! Obviously Low Class White Trash parents.
I've seen this in hotels. Not clear but the use of glass block or various translucent materials for the bathrooms in guest suits. It's a bit distressing at first but I'm not fond of those places which use only clear glass and walls of mirror in the bathrooms either. There's nothing like catching a glimpse of yourself in the mirror and thinking someone's in the bathroom with you!
There are some bodily functions that should not be viewed by anyone else.
That's lookin' awful soapy!
LOL!
But that does not make it a good thing. I would like larger yard space separating me from my neighbors, so don't be telling me that I have less privacy in the bathroom.
You know, I was about to pass this on, er... pass this one up, but I just couldn't let it go without comment. If this isn't the best example I've seen in a while of what we old timers used to call "Fashion Law" I like to hear it.
Imagine. Some clown writes about this totally non-existant "trend" as though it was all a done deal, and, well, just get used to it.
What tripe.
This is plain ridiculous, and presumes so much upon the reader and reveals so much about the writer's stupidity that it sounds like something from the 13th century.
If you're thinking of buying stock in translucent bathroom materials, stick with gypsum drywall and stink pipes, 'cause they are going to be around for a long time yet to come.
Figgers.
Every 14-year-old boy who reads this is going to panic.
We have a blasted window (46"x46") right over the bathtub ... grrr ... we have it covered in window fog stuff, a bamboo shade and a black curtain.