Home is the place where everyone can fully relax and be themselves. It is the center of all our main activities, but sometimes we need a space that meets our specific needs, particularly for couples. This is why his and her spaces were invented: to give each an area to call their own, tailored to function just for them. From bathrooms to bedrooms and even the home office, having something that functions for your unique lifestyle routine can make a big difference in how you accomplish your day-to-day tasks with minimal stress and maximum success. When designing for these spaces, what should you include? What areas matter most, and how do you create the perfect spot for him and her within the duplicate square footage? Let’s answer those questions for multiple areas within your home.
His and Her Spaces In The Bathroom
When it comes to his and her spaces, the bathroom is the first area that comes to mind. This is the one area of the home that is the most personal and private. It is also one of the most used spaces in the home, which means it requires greater functionality and customization for each person who shares it. From styling hair to everyday hygiene, many activities take place simultaneously, making these spaces essential. Carving out a section that is uniquely yours is important, and through good design, this can be accomplished with ease. Over the years, the customization of bathroom spaces has evolved from merely adding a double sink to incorporating separate vanities and mirrors. Of course, a double vanity is still a great option, especially when space is limited, but consider extending it from wall to wall with a large countertop to provide each person with sufficient space. Replacing a single long mirror with two individual mirrors can make it feel more personalized for those sharing the bathroom. Plus, it allows you to add extra lighting, a great benefit for any master suite. If the square footage allows, having separate master bathroom vanities ensures that no one is tripping over the other person to get the things they need during their daily routine, plus it allows everyone to have their own area to store their items. Be sure to talk with your designer about what’s important to each person’s routine, such as a docking drawer that accommodates your blow dryer or curling iron. Maybe you want to keep your counter clutter-free; adding extra drawers and spaces to keep things organized will be a must. Knowing what you need makes it easier to create the perfect plan for an amazing, functional, and stylish space.






Walker Woodworking
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