Bathroom Remodeling

Tile: Large-format neutral tiles, glass tiles Faucet: Sleek, touchless, wall-mounted Shower: Walk-in with linear drain and glass wall Vanity: Floating vanity with push-to-open drawers Countertop: Quartz or solid surface Paint: Neutral gray, white, or bold accent colors Lighting: LED strip lighting, backlit mirrors Heated Floors: Polished tile or heated laminate Heated Towel Bars: Minimalist chrome or matte…

Tile: Patterned mosaic, floral, or marble tile Faucet: Ornate brass or gold-plated Shower: Freestanding clawfoot tub with hand shower Vanity: Intricate wood with vintage detailing Countertop: Marble with beveled edges Paint: Soft pastels, floral wallpapers Lighting: Chandeliers, candle-style sconces Heated Floors: Ornate tile or warm wood Heated Towel Bars: Classic gold or brass finish Toilet Styles: High-tank pull…

Tile: Large-format tiles, sleek marble, or geometric patterns Faucet: Minimalist single-handle faucet in brushed nickel or chrome Shower: Walk-in glass shower with rain showerhead Vanity: Floating vanity with hidden handles Countertop: Quartz or solid surface with seamless edges Paint: Cool neutrals, grays, or bold accents Lighting: Recessed LED lights, modern pendants Heated Floors: Polished concrete or…

Tile: Concrete-look tile or black and white subway tile Faucet: Exposed pipe-style in matte black or brushed steel Shower: Glass enclosure with black metal frame Vanity: Reclaimed wood with metal accents Countertop: Concrete or stainless steel Paint: Gray, charcoal, or exposed brick Lighting: Edison bulbs, metal cage lights Heated Floors: Concrete or dark tile Heated Towel…

Tile: Sea glass mosaic, blue and white ceramic Faucet: Brushed nickel or chrome Shower: Walk-in with beach pebble floor Vanity: Driftwood-style or whitewashed wood Countertop: Light quartz or sand-colored granite Paint: Soft blues, aquas, or sandy beige Lighting: Coastal-style sconces, shell-inspired pendants Heated Floors: Light wood or sand-tone tile Heated Towel Bars: White or brushed nickel Toilet…

Tile: Natural stone, pebble tiles, bamboo-patterned ceramic Faucet: Waterfall faucet in bronze or black Shower: Open-concept wet room with rain shower Vanity: Sleek wood with natural stone basin Countertop: Black granite or teak wood Paint: Earthy tones—beige, green, or warm gray Lighting: Paper lanterns, soft LED lighting Heated Floors: Natural stone or wood-look tile Heated Towel…

Tile: Neutral subway tile or mosaic backsplash Faucet: Dual sink faucets in brushed nickel or chrome Shower: Shared tub-shower combo or separate stalls Vanity: Double-sink vanity with plenty of storage Countertop: Quartz or marble for durability Paint: Soft blues, greens, or classic white Lighting: Wall sconces or recessed lighting Heated Floors: Neutral-toned tile or wood-look laminate…

Tile: Classic ceramic or marble tile with decorative borders Faucet: Polished brass, chrome, or antique-style fixtures Shower: Enclosed shower with decorative trim Vanity: Raised-panel wood vanity with detailed molding Countertop: Granite or marble Paint: Soft creams, pastels, or beige Lighting: Crystal chandeliers or elegant sconces Heated Floors: Warm-tone tiles, subtle patterns Heated Towel Bars: Ornate brass or…

Tile: White subway tile, patterned encaustic tiles Faucet: Matte black or oil-rubbed bronze fixtures Shower: Walk-in shower with glass door or clawfoot tub Vanity: Reclaimed wood or white shaker-style cabinets Countertop: Butcher block or white quartz Paint: Soft neutral tones (white, beige, sage green) Lighting: Barn-style sconces, Edison bulbs Heated Floors: Rustic wood-look heated tile Heated…

Introduction If you're like many suburban homeowners, you’ve probably found yourself staring at your tiny bathroom, wondering how in the world you’re supposed to make it both functional and stylish. Living in Seattle, it is more cost efficient to remodel a bathroom due to the high cost of living in the area (better to remodel…

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