I don't know about you, but I'm a big time bather. I prefer long soaks in the tub to a quick shower ten to one, and love to take piping hot bubble baths to unwind. That's why, from where I stand, choosing a bathtub for your big bathroom remodel is one of the most important (if not necessarily biggest or most expensive) decisions you have to make. There are a whole heck of a lot of different types ...
Working with a slightly-too-small space is one of the biggest challenges of interior design, and in a room that sees heavy daily use like a bathroom, it can be tempting to abandon aesthetics in favor of functionality. But a small bathroom that works well can also be one that looks good: you just have to be a little smarter about your design choices. The style of this bathroom by
Age In Place Bathroom Design (Part 1): When And Why To Incorporate Accessibility Features Into Your Bathroom Remodel
If you're planning a major bathroom renovation, there's a good chance that you've at least heard mention of universal design, or seen ADA approved fixtures like toilets or bathtubs. But the concept of "age in place" bathroom design might never have come up directly. Essentially, the notion is to install accessibility features in your home now so they're available later in life when you might need ...
Small bathrooms often get the short end of the stick when it comes to availability of luxury upgrades. After all, it's hard to have a big, sweeping shower stall when your bathroom itself is neither big nor sweeping, and ditto for a roomy soaking tub or whirlpool. In bathrooms where there isn't much space to spare, you often end up having to choose between having either a shower or a bathtub, or co...
One of the most important things to consider when planning a major bathroom remodel is probably also one of the most difficult. The type, size, shape, color, and pattern bathroom tile you choose will have a huge impact on the final look and feel of your bathroom, but it's anything but a one-stop, one-shot decision. More than any other room in your home, almost every surface in your bathroom can be...
Today I want to talk a little bit about shower walls, or, more specifically, the underloved, unappreciated shower stall. Now, I'll admit that I understand the relative absence of shower stall style shower walls on design shows or what have you. If you have a big budget, you're probably going to have the shower tiled, and if you don't have a lot of space, you'd probably opt for a
