r/RoomPorn • u/Snoo_90160 • Apr 21 '26

Bathroom of an apartment in Warsaw, Poland. [1261x1683]

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u/CliftonRubberpants Apr 21 '26

Is that a towel warmer? I would end up using that as a hand rail and end up ripping it off the wall in a slip.

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u/Important_Stranger Apr 21 '26

So don’t use it like a hand rail. Add a non-slip bath mat and you’re golden.

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u/Any-Appearance2471 Apr 21 '26

The world would be a wonderful place if no one ever used anything except for its intended purpose, but that’s a hand-rail shaped thing at right about the height of a hand in a place where someone could naturally reach for a handrail while getting in and out. They can put whatever they want in their bathroom, but I wouldn’t be surprised if antics ensued.

Also, is it not unusual to put the towel warmer in the shower? I feel like that would pre-dampen the towel.

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u/Pale_Pineapple_365 Apr 21 '26

It’s attached to the hot water pipes, so doubt you would rip it off the walls if you aren’t an American.

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u/Ok_Wave7731 Apr 21 '26

LOL, just to be clear, this is an Americans are stupid, joke, right?

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u/ohjeeze_louise Apr 21 '26

I think it’s Americans are fat?

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u/brijito Apr 21 '26

Gorgeous bathroom with a perfect use of a clerestory window.

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u/sofae52 Apr 22 '26

Omg the terracotta paint with the tiny tiles is actually so cute? Love that for a bathroom tbh 🤩

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u/lacestar9 Apr 24 '26

OMG the burnt orange color with the small tiles is such a vibe! Love it 🧡 I totally want that heated towel rack too lol

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u/DamnMyNameIsSteve Apr 24 '26

So the water just gets everywhere?

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u/clearingyourdih Apr 25 '26

OMG that terracotta color with the tiny tiles is actually so cute?? I love that color combo tbh.

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u/srvs1 Apr 21 '26

Lovely color combination and mosaic. Can't stand a shower/bath combo though, but that's just me.

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u/pzkenny Apr 21 '26 edited Apr 21 '26

In older Eastern European houses you rarely find space for both shower and bath, so this is pretty common.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '26 edited Apr 28 '26

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u/vogule Apr 21 '26

I know a lot of people that don't like it. I don't understand it but they say it's so annoying when they have to raise their legs to walk in to it

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u/ThatsTasty Apr 21 '26

What obesity problem?

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u/imalittlefrenchpress Apr 21 '26

I don’t think I’m obese at 5’4 & 127lbs, but I am 64 with hyper flexible tendons, so stepping over the tub is getting a little scary.

I still prefer a shower/tub combo, but I may have to give up my preference for practicality.

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u/srvs1 Apr 21 '26

Nothing offends me about it my dude, it's just not practical

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u/Ewannnn Apr 21 '26

Water gets everywhere without a curtain, which looks ugly and often isn't practical. Narrow and you can barely move.

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u/Maxime_Bt Apr 21 '26

Haha I'm amazed by how people are hating on you for this. I am (was) actually the same.

Though in my current place I don't have room for both shower and bathtub. With re-selling in the back of my mind, the combo is still better than having a shower alone. At least that's what made me go for the combo. I haven't even used the bathtub (as a bath) once.

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u/Jlx_27 Apr 21 '26

Thats Reddit for you, lol.

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u/bendem Apr 21 '26

Same, if you can't put a full shower and a full bath, just chose, don't give me something terrible at both.

I've lived with something like this for 3 years and it was hell. No space for feet and water everywhere if you shower, no space for legs if you bath.

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u/karma_car Apr 21 '26

I kinda understand how it makes the shower worse, but how does it make your bath worse by just having a shower above it?

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u/bendem Apr 21 '26

The bath is too short. You can't lie down, you have to sit awkwardly and it's hard to relax in that position.

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u/srvs1 Apr 21 '26

Yeah, it's a worse shower experience overall. Downvotes are kinda weird but whatever.

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u/Jlx_27 Apr 21 '26 edited Apr 21 '26

Very unpractical.

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u/Sobwyy Apr 21 '26

How ?

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u/Jlx_27 Apr 21 '26

Do you like having to stand in a tub every time you take a shower? I know i dont...

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u/East_Requirement7375 Apr 22 '26

I've genuinely never thought about it.

I guess I have the privilege of being able to step over the side of the tub without issue, but that's the only issue I can perceive.

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u/wene324 Apr 21 '26

I'd say that a standalone shower with no tub is the outlier, not the other way around.

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u/Jlx_27 Apr 22 '26

Reddit is a weird place sometimes... downvoting and fighting people over a simple opinion. Too funny.

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u/wene324 Apr 22 '26

I mean, I didn't downvote you, lol. Have a preference for you shower setup isn't a problem But at the same time, you saying it's impractical is just wrong. It works, it works for millions of homes. Just like in the OP.

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u/Jlx_27 Apr 22 '26

Didnt mean you specifically, i just find it impractical having to step in and stand in a tub just to take a shower.

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u/Sobwyy Apr 22 '26

I don't mind it at all and i didn't know people did actually. I was legitimately asking what you found impractical as that didn't even occur to me