It's noisy in the morning. Crowd outside the bathroom. Someone with a brush on his face is waiting with a bucket. Someone started pulling the bathroom chain in 'Avni Bari Acho' style. Such a scenario is the age-old experience of the urban middle class. Many of us have grown up seeing this. But the day has changed. The current flat or house structure has changed in keeping with people's lifestyle. In the new style, the bathroom is given the most importance in the house. Do you know why?
After the 1990s, a shift began to take place in the structure of middle-class households. Today the picture is completely different. Children of the new generation have learned to live by prioritizing their needs. In families where both husband and wife are employed, children are busy in school and college, and elderly parents are busy in the morning. Everyone is in a rush to get out at a certain time. As a result, a single bathroom never fits all needs. Instead, the problem continued to grow. In order to avoid the daily hustle and bustle, the new generation buyers feel that it is necessary to have at least one attached bathroom with each bedroom.
New demand is increasing in the real estate market
And this demand has a direct impact on the housing business market. Developers have also realized that buyers no longer only measure the size of four walls, but also assess how much the comfort of life is increasing. Statistics show that bathrooms occupy about seven to twelve percent of the total carpet area of a medium-sized flat. As a result, developers have to create new designs by installing proper plumbing, ventilation and modern pipelines. The bathroom is no longer seen as a mere corner of the flat. Rather, it has become one of the main considerations while creating the floor plan of the entire flat.
Emphasis on bathroom decor
Just as people were once crazy about modern kitchens while buying a flat, now just as recently emphasis is being placed on bathroom interiors. The new generation of home owners are not shying away from spending lakhs of rupees to decorate their bathrooms with name brand sanitary fittings, premium tiles, shower enclosures and stylish vanity units. From marble to modern artificial stone, many are making the bathroom a comfortable personal retreat or a 'nest' of peace rather than just a work space. And the interior decoration of the house or flat is changing with this idea!