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By Christina Janansky, Associate Producer cruise ship bathrooms " src="https://images.r.cruisecritic.com/features/ships/top-25-tips/best-bathrooms-hero.jpg" title="Penthouse Suite Bathroom on Celebrity Reflection (Cruise Critic)" /> Cruise ship bathrooms get a bad rap. They're too cramped, the shower curtains cling and there's hardly enough space for all your toiletries. Yet move beyond the cookie-cutter loos in standard staterooms, you can find incredible bathrooms onboard that give their five- star hotel counterparts a run for their money. You'll find them in the high-end suites, with special features and amenities including showers cantilevered off the side of the ship, heated floors and shower benches, and built-in flat-screen televisions. Some of these bathrooms are sized larger than a regular cabin! Whether you have the means to book yourself into a suite with a fabulous bathing space , or just want to dream about cruise ship showers ...

The current design trends reflect modern bathrooms that are more like retreats, an escape from the daily grind of busy lives and stressful careers. The best ones are designed with luxurious touches, such as soaking tubs, steam showers, integrated televisions with surround sound. Decadent materials adds to the overall elegant aesthetic, which includes rich woods , layered textures and earthy stones. If you could design your own dream bathroom, you might wish to include a way to integrate nature into your surroundings. This could be visually or literally, by the use of glass walls and sliding panels . You could surround yourself with lush gardens by placing a soaking tub on a deck, or set in front of bi- fold glass doors . There is nothing more soothing than admiring nature while soaking in a warm bath… very Zen. The sights and sounds of nature and fresh breezes will help not only help to de-stress, but will give you a vacation feeling. Have a look below at these 2o luminous bathr...

Here are 40 master bathroom window ideas . Many bathrooms have windows. Bathroom windows are a little tricky because you want both light and obviously privacy. Bathroom windows require a little more thought and planning than windows in other rooms in your home. While you want as much natural light as possible, you also want to ensure privacy.  This means you’ll want to consider the view of each bathroom from outside and from all angles, especially from angles where other people may be such as neighbors, passers-by all while taking advantage of letting in the most amount of light. Options for privatizing windows: If you have close neighbors, you can always use blinds, install curtains, use sanded glass/stained glass which brings in light but people can’t see the details, and/or place the window high up in the room. I’m not big on sanded glass because it also means you can’t really see outside. Our gallery of master bedrooms with windows below inclu...