Bathroom design with separated dry and wet areas, shower in the wet zone, bottom half wall finished with white marble tiles, and top half wall finished with black marble tiles.
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Modern Bathroom Design with Separate Dry & Wet Areas and Marble Finish Wall Tiles

Lexangrit Editorial Team
March 7, 2026

This image features a modern bathroom design that smartly separates the dry area and wet area for better hygiene and convenience. The wet area includes a shower setup, offering a functional bathing zone. The wall treatment adds a luxurious touch— the bottom half is finished with white marble-finish tiles, giving a clean and bright look, while the top half features black marble-finish tiles, adding contrast and elegance. This combination of functionality and premium finishes creates a stylish, well-planned, and modern bathroom interior. This featured image is a part We are interior designers in Mehsana | Mr. Bharat Bhai Manilal Patel's Villa interior design project by Lexangrit Design Studio

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