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Bathrooms, in a sense, are representative of the attitudes of the civilization in which they exist. History records that bathing began as a religious ritual a ceremonial purification, in ancient Egypt. Elaborate public baths date from the Bronze Age over 5000 years ago in Crete. Homer's heroes are depicted as having bathed in tubs made from stone, marble, and wood, and in Rome, the elaborate baths of Caracalla and Diocletian could accommodate more than 1000. Bathing as a matter of personal hygiene has had a checkered history, from the social aspects of the Roman bath to the preference for uncleanliness in the Middle Ages. Even during the reign of Elizabeth I few baths were found in houses, and the Queen was reported to bathe only once a month. In fact, it wasn't until the Victorian era that bathrooms came to be a separate room in the house. Even the White House didn't have a bathtub until after 1850.  Customs Change Bathing and bathrooms change with the times and with chang

Making the most of tiny spaces involves crafty use of space color, lighting, and furnishing. Here some tips for you.  Shape and line Keep the decorative theme simple, and make the bed the focus, preferably positioning it opposite the door to draw the eye. An Oversized object, such as a very large picture behind the bed,  can give the illusion of space. Vertical or horizontal lines of stripes visually accentuate height or length respectively, but dominating pattern or shape elsewhere will counteract the effect. Color Cool colors such as tight greens and blues recede,  creating a sense of space. A hint of yellow in the green or red in 'he blue helps to avoid a "cold" atmosphere while using a darker "anchor color prevents pale colors from looking insipid and gives definition. A ceiling in a pale, neutral preferably not pure white—with a slight sheen will reflect and enhance natural light. Lighting An uncluttered window maximizes natural light—choose blinds. Shades or sh

1350 Square Feet (125 Square Meter) (150 Square Yards) 2 bedroom box model house plan. Design provided by Thomas Associates, Kottayam, Kerala. Square feet Details Total Area : 1350 sq.ft. Design style : Flat roof box type Total bedrooms : 2 Facilities in this house

Traditional Kerala home design in an area of 2150 Square Feet (200 Square Meter) (239 Square Yards) 4 bedroom modern contemporary house plan. Design provided by Dileep Maniyeri, Calicut, Kerala. Square feet details Ground floor area : 1230 Sq.Ft. First floor area : 920 Sq.Ft. Total area : 2150 Sq.Ft. No. of bedrooms : 4 Design style : Traditional Facility details

2 bedroom sloping roof style ultra modern house in an area of 1100 square feet (102 Square Meter) (122 Square Yards) 3 bedroom flat roof house plan. Design provided by Cogo Architects, Palakkad, Kerala. Square feet details Total area : 1100 Sq.Ft. No. of bedrooms : 2 Design style : Unique sloping roof Facilities of this house

4306 Square Feet (400 Square Meter) (478 Square Yards) Arabian style luxury house with interior design ideas. Design provided by Architectural Studio, Kerala. Square feet details Total area : 4305.56 Sq.Ft. No. of bedrooms : 4 Design style : Arabian architecture See inside of the house

4 bedroom attached sloping roof Victorian touch house rendering in an area of 2100 square feet (195 square meter) (233 square yard). Design provided by Greenline Architects & Builders, Calicut, Kerala. Square feet details Total area : 2100 Sq.Ft. Bed : 4 Bath : 4 Design style : Sloped Roof See Facility details