The best double shower ideas can make it easier for couples to share space in a primary bathroom. Unlike a shower designed for one person, a double shower features two showerheads within close reach that can be used separately. It may include a combination of conventional, hand-held, and/or rainwater showerheads depending on your preferences.
Having the luxury of a double shower means that each person can adjust the water temperature and length of their shower to suit their own needs. No more waiting for your partner to finish showering if you both have to leave for work at the same time.
Check out these double shower ideas in a range of layouts, styles, sizes, and finishes for inspiration.
About This Term: Primary Bathroom
Many real estate associations, including the National Association of Home Builders, have classified the term "Master Bedroom" (or "Master Bathroom") as discriminatory. "Primary Bedroom" is the name now widely used among the real estate community and better reflects the purpose of the room.
Read more about our Diversity and Inclusion Pledge to make The Spruce a site where all feel welcome.
- 01 of 18
Double Shower Behind Tub
This bathroom from Studio DB features a spacious double shower with minimalist hardware mounted on a floor-to-ceiling tile wall. The double shower has an understated look that serves as a backdrop to an egg-shaped bathtub posed on a luxurious scene-stealing slab of marble.
Continue to 2 of 18 below - 02 of 18
Industrial Farmhouse Shower
House Nine created a double walk-in shower at the end of this long rectangular bathroom. The spacious dual shower entrance is framed out with industrial-style black metal and glass partitions that create structure while maintaining an open feel.
Continue to 3 of 18 below - 03 of 18
Modern Double Shower
Mel Bean Interiors created a spacious combination double shower and tub area that features a modern play of bright white and wood on the walls and floor. A high bank of windows provides both privacy from the outdoors and abundant natural light.
Continue to 4 of 18 below - 04 of 18
Black Stone Double Shower
Living with Lolo created a moody corner double shower clad in black stone tile that feels like a room within a room in this otherwise bright and spacious primary bathroom. A black-and-white patterned tile shower floor lightens it up a bit, and brass hardware adds contrast.
Continue to 5 of 18 below - 05 of 18
Minimalist Double Shower
Brophy Interiors prioritized the shower space in this minimalist bathroom by installing a large marble and glass box double shower. An adjacent bathtub tucked off to the side under the window is on hand for occasional soaks.
Continue to 6 of 18 below - 06 of 18
Marble Double Shower
Mary Patton Design built a marble and glass double shower in the corner of this luxurious bathroom, with a freestanding tub anchoring the space. While the double shower is built for sharing, each side has its own door to enhance traffic flow and create a sense of theatricality.
Continue to 7 of 18 below - 07 of 18
Double Shower With Bench
JL Design created a spacious self-contained double shower with a shared rainfall showerhead and a built-in bench. Floor and ceiling are tiled in complementary cream tones for an enveloping feel.
Continue to 8 of 18 below - 08 of 18
Mosaic Tile Double Shower
Sophie Head Interiors created a recessed double shower alcove carved out of an expansive primary bathroom with marble floor tiles and vaulted ceilings. The double shower is covered in a bespoke mosaic tile mural in a delicate pattern of branches and leaves that spreads from walls to ceiling.
Continue to 9 of 18 below - 09 of 18
Black-and-White Shower
GreyHunt Interiors created a double shower on the left side of a galley-style primary bathroom with simple black and white tiling and glass doors. A few plants add greenery and a spa-like feel.
Continue to 10 of 18 below - 10 of 18
Contemporary Double Shower
In this contemporary California primary bathroom suite, Cathie Hong Interiors created a self-contained transparent wet room with a soaking tub and double shower installed on opposite walls. Wrap-around windows provide natural light and views from the shower or the central tub.
Continue to 11 of 18 below - 11 of 18
Top Floor Double Shower
In this top floor primary bathroom from Jessica Nelson Interior Design, a large walk-in double shower is located under the eaves. A skylight provides plenty of natural light.
Continue to 12 of 18 below - 12 of 18
Corner Double Shower
K Shan Design added a large corner double shower at one end of this spacious bathroom remodel that is enclosed with all-glass doors and tiled with the same gray tones as the rest of the space that help it to blend in.
Continue to 13 of 18 below - 13 of 18
Spacious Double Shower
Marlaina Teich Designs added a spacious patterned tiled double shower box opposite the double vanity in this extra wide galley-style bathroom.
Continue to 14 of 18 below - 14 of 18
Raised Double Shower
Blogger Emma Chapman from A Beautiful Mess renovated her primary bathroom suite, adding a double shower at the far end of the long rectangular room that necessitated a small step up to accommodate plumbing. She tiled the shower floor in black, but clad walls with marble-effect tiles that she carried onto the floor for a more seamless look.
Continue to 15 of 18 below - 15 of 18
Double Shower With Window
Interior designer Maite Granda created a relatively compact double shower at the end of this somewhat narrow Florida condo bathroom to maximize space and take advantage of the natural light from the window.
Continue to 16 of 18 below - 16 of 18
Double Shower Tile Inset
Interior designer Amy Leferink at Interior Impressions carved a double shower out of the corner of this primary bathroom that maximizes space while leaving room for an adjacent soaking tub. She added a tile inset on one wall to add subtle variation.
Continue to 17 of 18 below - 17 of 18
Double Shower Pony Wall
In this primary bathroom from Nomi Bathroom Remodels, a double shower at the far end of the room has a pony wall to provide partial privacy. A glass upper half wall and door allows natural light from the adjacent window to penetrate the shower area.
Continue to 18 of 18 below - 18 of 18
Indoor-Outdoor Double Shower
This indoor-outdoor double shower and accompanying garden tub at Patina Farm in Ojai, CA was designed by Giannetti Home.
What is the point of a double shower?
A double shower allows more than one person to take a shower in the same bathroom without taking turns. A double shower has separate heads that can be set at different temperatures, allowing you to share a conflict-free shower with your partner in an ergonomic setting.
How does a dual shower work?
A dual shower connects two shower heads to the same water valve. A diverter allows water flow to both shower heads, either separately or at the same time depending on the type of valve installed.
Do dual shower heads work at the same time?
A dual shower with a two-way diverter valve will allow you to switch between two showerheads such as a rainshowerhead and hand-held showerhead. A three-way diverter will allow you to use them both at the same time.