We already grow our food outside, cook outside, eat outside, play outside and even sleep outside. So why not shower outside? There’s something ultra-refreshing and romantic about showering under the ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Imagine having your very own outdoor shower. After a trip to the beach, everyone can just rinse off so ...

Outdoor showers aren’t just reserved for tropical five-star hotels and beach resorts. They make a stunning addition to any outdoor space and fall under the same household luxury category as hot tubs ...

Whether used for rinsing off your dog, showering sandy feet after a day at the beach, or cleaning up after spending time in the garden, outdoor showers offer a bit of luxury from the comfort of home.

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. When we think of outdoor showers, our minds go straight to custom-built teak stalls situated on the ...

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Outdoor showers are a necessary luxury for any and all beach houses, lakeside cabins, cottages, and ...

Whether you have an in-ground pool or simply want to have a little luxe way to rinse off and cool down in your own backyard, incorporating an outdoor shower is a must. Sure, you might not have sand in ...

LATHERING UP OUTDOORS is among life’s most wholesome kicks. Sun hits body parts that rarely see the light of day while water falls like rain beneath blue sky. Why must one wait for a stay at the beach ...

You may think of an outdoor shower as belonging at a beach house, and while that’s certainly true (see No. 8 below), sand and salt aren’t the only things outdoor showers are good for. Here are 10 ...

People in the Lowcountry tend to love the outdoors, but from sand, salt water and pluff mud to sunscreen and sweat, tracking all that stuff indoors is something not to love. But it’s nothing that an ...

I saw an article recently that asked Los Angeles residents to restrict their water usage by cutting down on showers. It reminded me of the outside showers that we had at our summer houses growing up.