Design Concepts For New Bathrooms
 Remodeling
your bathroom doesn’t have to mean breaking the bank or taking out a second
mortgage on your home, but what it does mean is a well thought out master plan,
some drawings and a calculator. Think in terms of an artist starting out with a
blank canvas, he or she has their own unique design concepts for what they
perceive as art. Creating your dream bathroom takes on a similar approach in
that we must first decide on look we are trying to achieve.
With several design platforms to choose from starting with the century old
Victorian bathroom that were characterized by claw-footed roll top baths,
sculpted pedestal basins, free standing showers enclosures and sometimes a
matching bidet.
Today’s modern bathrooms are depicted by the ever changing styles from
year-to-year.
Recent modern designs include sleek, straight and geometric lines with white
remaining the prevalent choice in bathroom furnishings sporting ultra mod bath
and basin mixer taps in polished chrome.
Depending on the size of bathroom, keep in mind that less is best in the way of
accessorizing. Over powering the look of the bathrooms with numerous accessories
tends to make a small room appear even smaller unless you are utilizing bathroom
mirrors which lends way to a more open space. On the other hand when working
with a large area, modern bathroom accessories are a welcomed addition to give
the bathroom a finished look.
Traditional bathrooms tend to focus more on architectural details bringing
nature inside. With the inspired look of wood such as oak, maple, and beech
shelves and cabinets, wood finishes enhance the mood by giving the bathroom a
warm earthy tone, similar to a country or rustic looking bathroom.
Once you have selected the style of bathroom, think about how you will be using
the space. When it comes to function and space planning, calculate the dimension
of the bathroom this will also help you to decide on the type of bathroom
furniture pieces you can place within a designated area. Assess your bathroom
storage needs, will you need a bathroom cabinet, shelving or vanity. For smaller
bathrooms a minimalist style means honing in on crucial space and utilizing it
in order create a clutter free bathroom ensuring the bathroom furniture has
strong clean lines and is aesthetically pleasing to the eye.
By creating a blue print to your
bathroom
remodeling project, you will not only save time, but save money on
unexpected amendments in order to compensate your bathroom requirements.
About the Author:
Shelley Murphy brings with her over 10 years of Search Engine Optimization and
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Journalism Communications her writing skills have been a great asset for both
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