While families splurge on furniture and decoration for their bedrooms and living rooms, bathrooms are usually an afterthought, tucked away in a dark dingy corner of the house. But thankfully, things are changing as urban Nepalis realise the importance of hygienic and airy bathrooms. Bathrooms reflect an owner’s lifestyle. And it doesn’t make sense to have a luxurious, professionally designed living room, if your guest can follow her nose to the bathroom. “Architects and home-owners are slowly beginning to give priority to bathrooms,” says Yogendra Bajracharya of Nepal Marble Bath House which has been in business for the last 15 years. He adds, “Urban Nepalis are becoming increasingly conscious about design and use of space and are even willing to spend big bucks.” Sanitary ware stores in the capital offer a extensive range of products in contemporary designs with high safety features, catering to the demands of urban homes. While durability is still the most important factor, store owners say customers now think about aesthetics as well. “Most of our customers - See more at: http://www.sajhapagenews.com/tauli-khuskepachhi/#sthash.BJABJWEV.dpuf