We’ve written before about how remodeling a bathroom is a great return on investment and offered our tips, but we would be remiss in our duties if we didn’t pass on a few more we recently read about.
We came across a post called “Owner’s Guide To Bathroom Remodeling” by a Texas remodeling company and their advice is spot on.
First up, as with all remodeling projects, you need to clearly outline your goals. Do you want more space? A spa-like atmosphere? Sleek, clean spaces? More storage? Definite wow factor? Just universal improvement? Make sure you and your contractor are on the same page when it comes to goals.
Next, make sure everything goes together. Avoid the mix-and-match style. All parts of your bathroom must adopt a cohesive style or none of it will work. Again, getting on the same page with your designer is the best way to achieve your goals.
Also, know where to save money. You will save on costs if you minimally disturb the existing pipe and electrical structures. Letting that influence your design will save you money. Related, don’t be afraid to trust in your brand-name equipment. They enjoy their reputations for good reason, and those who offer a warranty will give you added peace of mind should anything happen down the road.
Speaking of bathroom remodels, one was included in a staggering renovation of a gutted London home. If you enjoy wild before-and-after photos, this slide show is for you.
The full on-makeover included an addition and a loft converted into a bedroom that will leave you slack-jawed.
Have a good week!
