Consider recessed light fixtures throughout your ceiling to brighten up the room, including the ceiling of your shower. You may also consider installing a dimmer switch so you can adjust the mood in your bathroom. As for the bathroom mirror, do you prefer aesthetic or functional lighting?

Consider recessed light fixtures throughout your ceiling to brighten up the room, including the ceiling of your shower. You may also consider installing a dimmer switch so you can adjust the mood in your bathroom. As for the bathroom mirror, do you prefer aesthetic or functional lighting?

There is so much variety in design, shape, color, and texture when it comes to choosing tile for your bathroom. A few years ago, tiles mainly were laid down for their functional benefits (resistance to water, durability, low maintenance). Still, today, their aesthetic impact is just as important as their function. Virtually any material can be used to surface walls and floors in the bathroom as long as it’s waterproof.

Depending on your budget and style, ceramic, marble, and granite tiles make handsome and highly durable flooring and wall surfaces for baths. For flooring, additional options may include cement (painted or stained), sheet vinyl, or vinyl tiles which are a more inexpensive option (and look better than they used to!) Whatever your choice, always keep in mind other key criteria for choosing your bathroom flooring: durability and slip-resistance.

A bathroom vanity is an important choice in terms of design and function as it can improve the look and feel of your bathroom. One idea we have seen lately is open shelving, which can create the illusion of space in smaller square footage. A few drawers or covered baskets on high shelves can house your private items, and your colorful towels, pretty soaps and washes, and other bathroom decor don’t have to hide in a dark closet any longer.

Another idea is open shelving can create the illusion of space in smaller square footage and with a less weighty wallet hit than cabinets. A few drawers or covered baskets on high shelves can house your private items, and your colorful towels, pretty soaps and washes, and other bathroom decor don’t have to hide in a dark closet any longer.

Ventilation is crucial in a wet room like the bathroom. It is also a tricky task that needs good planning: choosing the right fan, the right position for its installation, and dealing with the electrical wiring. Poor ventilation can leave your bathroom damp, moldy, and can even harm your health. A well-ventilated bathroom, however, isn’t just a healthy bathroom. Continual airflow can also prevent the decay of any wooden trim or fixtures and the saturation of building insulation.