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Kim Kardashian’s minimal home has been a talking point recently for its minimalism and a space that feels more like a showroom than a house. Her abode initially went viral for her invisible sinks with no basins, all-white walls and a breezy walkway courtyard with arched corridors that speak only of artsy things and sunlight. Once again, her home has become a talking point not for these features but for something as cheeky as an invisible wall shower.
“invisible” bathrooms take it a step further by trying to hide and conceal as many visible fixtures and toiletries as possible, making it look something closer to a boutique hotel bathroom than a typical family one While minimalism itself isn’t new. Kim Kardashian’s invisible shower is the next talking point from her home The home was designed by designer Axel Vervoordt, who has a wabi-sabi approach that treats bare architecture as the main character rather than something to drench in decoratives. So only a handful of standout features carry the whole room instead of competing with clutter. Hiding the shower enclosure and letting light pass through uninterrupted tricks the eye into seeing more space than there actually is. Without an enclosed glass shower cabin dividing the room, walls and floors combine, and the whole bathroom feels open instead of cramped. This is a well-suited option for smaller homes too, not just mansions. A simple glass partition and a low-profile tray can also look similar to the effect on a much smaller budget.