Everyone needs a little boost in January, as the days are still short and the weather cold. A trip to the spa would be perfect, wouldn’t it? What if the spa were in your own home, so you could get that relaxing retreat without having to go outside your door? This may sound too good to be true, but it is a very achievable goal with the right bathroom design.
Bathroom flooring is expected to look stylish and complement your bathroom design. At the same time, it must withstand high levels of foot traffic, moisture, and dirt, all while remaining easy to clean and highly durable. It’s no wonder selecting the right floor for your bathroom renovation is a daunting task.
Planning a new bathroom is exciting! There are so many products to choose from, and a bathroom renovation is the ideal time to get that extra-large shower you always wanted or a freestanding vanity with plenty of storage. Don’t forget to also include a well-thought out lighting design in your bathroom planning.
A vanity cabinet is the perfect addition to a bathroom remodeling project. They come in an array of styles to suit any home décor, and contain a treasure trove of storage designed to keep your new bathroom looking neat and tidy. For many people, a vanity cabinet is central to solving bathroom storage concerns, offering purpose built space for items you want hidden away but easily accessible. With so many options, how do you select the right one? Consider these 5 questions to help you get started.
Showers have taken center stage in today’s bathroom designs, with a variety of styles and sizes, and an array of options for showerheads, tile designs, and enclosures to suit any bathroom. Many people choose to forego a bathtub to make space for a larger shower. If your bathroom remodeling plans still include a bathtub, freestanding tubs are by far the most popular choice. Why is this? Freestanding tubs are as much about form as function, with styles ranging from antique claw foot tubs to sleek contemporary designs like the one shown here.
Household Requirements: Requirements for a master bathroom shower differ from a guest or a child’s bathroom. Homes with small children typically require a bathtub, so do not remove your tub in favor of a large shower. If you are planning your design around mobility issues or aging in place, an accessible shower is the best […]