4 – Do You Plan to Install a Bathtub?
If you don’t already have a bathtub, installing one can increase the value of your property. Market Watch says bathroom remodels may provide more bang for your dollars than kitchen remodels. Bathtubs are ideal for unwinding and cleaning young toddlers. Consider installing a separate freestanding tub for a spa-like atmosphere if you have the space. You and your bathroom designer can decide whether installing a bath is feasible and where the optimum location is.
5 – Choose Your Lighting
Never underestimate the importance of proper bathroom illumination. Lighting choices can serve to set the tone of the room. Worthwhile lighting is usually a good investment, from how you look when applying make-up to the design.
6 – Examine Your Ventilation
Bathrooms have the highest humidity levels of any room in the house. With showers, baths, and hot water running at all times, moisture can quickly accumulate. Have your contractor inspect the ventilation if you’re remodeling an older bathroom. It’s easier to do this all at once while changing fixtures and knocking down walls.
7 – Indulge in Some Luxuries
Your bathroom should be your haven. A little luxury, whether in your main bathroom or a guestroom, may go a long way. Give yourself some special attention. Heated floors and towel racks will be a bonus for you and your guests. Consider a new and upgraded showerhead when remodeling your shower. Other sprayers or a steam unit will make you feel like you’re at the spa daily.