
- Consider tile options: Sure, colored tiles can bring a splash of color to a dull bathroom. Although color is an important aspect of any design process, you should also take note of the materials of the tiles. For a low maintenance option, go for porcelain or glazed tiles. If you’d rather have a nonslip floor, tiles with matte or textured surfaces offer better grip.
- Rethink the space: Have you ever been to a bathroom that had every fixture crammed within inches of each other? Your bathroom design shouldn’t make people feel claustrophobic, so consult with a contractor about how to make the most out of the room dimensions.
- Add storage areas: If you’re working with a small space, efficient storage options can go a long way. For instance, niches or cubbies in your custom shower will eliminate the need for any bulky over-the-shower-head organizers.
- Don’t forget about plumbing: For homeowners that add a soaker tub or multi-head shower, they may forget one thing — they probably need a bigger water heater. Whether you want a standard or tankless water heater, our plumbers can install a new one for you.
