Enclosure Shower Trends
                     2020
Shower 
Enclosure 
Trends 
The year 2020 is earning 
a reputation when the comforts 
of home are taking on a whole 
new level of importance.
Bathrooms are one area 
of the home that serves 
as a retreat. 
The shower in your bathroom 
also serves as a central focal 
point that sets the mood 
for relaxation.
These top 2020 shower 
enclosure trends are all 
excellent inspiration for 
transforming your bathroom 
into a beautiful oasis.
Black is the New Silver 
Shower fixtures often get 
overlooked when it comes 
to style. 
For years, silver and gold 
fixtures are what most people 
settle for without giving 
it a second thought. 
This year, shower fixtures 
and hardware are taking 
center stage. 
Black matte fixtures are one 
of the most popular options 
for adding a modern look 
to showers. 
If you want to keep the look light, 
then pair black fixtures with 
a frameless shower enclosure. 
Alternatively, you can choose 
a frame with a black finish 
to emphasize this trend.
Modernize Your Shower 
Experience
Just imagine for a moment that 
you could step into a shower 
where the water has already 
been set to turn on at the perfect 
temperature. 
People are now extending their 
home automation technology into 
their bathrooms to enhance their 
shower experience. 
Bluetooth speakers, voice-activated 
lighting, and televisions are all part 
of new bathroom designs.
If you opt for an in-bathroom 
television, make sure to get a clear 
glass enclosure for the best view. 
Get Creative With Tile 
Shapes and Designs
Those square, gray tiles are outdated. 
The newest trend in showers are to 
show off some serious personality.
Look for tiles in more interesting 
shapes such as diamonds 
and octagons.
Chevron patterns are enormous for tile 
placement right now, along with using 
different colors to create contrast. 
Using colorful tiles to fill in space 
around a soap shelf is a conservative 
way to jump on this trend.
Of course, going with a creative 
design means that you’ll want to make 
sure that the tiles are visible outside 
of the shower. 
Switch out a frosted glass for clearer 
panes that show off the gorgeous 
colors and designs.
Open up Space
Open showers are one of the newer 
trends for master bathrooms where 
people prefer to feel a sense 
of freedom and openness. 
A doorless shower allows you to walk 
right in and out without feeling 
burdened by a bathtub ledge 
or clunky door.
Keep in mind that this simplified 
design does require careful planning. 
An open shower should have at least 
six feet of splash space around 
the opening. 
Most people choose to set these up 
in the corner of the bathroom 
with a floor-to-ceiling glass wall 
on one side to contain 
the water spray.
A sliding shower door can also give 
you the option of keeping it open 
or closed, depending upon your 
preference at the moment.
Simplified Styles 
for Multigenerational 
Households
Life is busy enough without having 
to worry about scrubbing down nooks 
and crannies in the shower.
Multigenerational families are also 
influencing shower designs. 
Walk-in showers are still trending, 
but people are starting to think about 
more than just accessibility. 
Frameless shower designs are famous 
for being easier to keep clean than 
other styles.
These are paired with patterned glass 
to create a private but spacious place 
where everyone in the family can 
bathe with ease.
The right shower design gives you 
space to think, dream, and prepare 
for your day.
Custom glass enclosures give you 
the best starting point for creating 
a clean-lined design that opens up 
space and provides an ultimate 
sense of comfort.
Raben Glass has over 40 years 
of experience in the residential 
and commercial glass industry.
We take pride in providing top quality 
service as we replace dual pane 
windows, install glass shower 
enclosures, and build storefront metal 
and glass entrances.
We are bonded and insured, 
and our work and products 
are guaranteed.
Showroom by appointment only:
1826 W Broadway #25
Mesa AZ 85202
(623) 466 5376
[email protected] 
www.rabenglass.com