Most of the houses in Florida are remodeled, be it a kitchen, a bedroom, a bathroom, etc. The latest trend in Florida is bigger bathrooms. Larger bathrooms mean more space for a Jacuzzi. Many houses in Florida have smaller bathrooms.
While remodeling your bathroom, look for basic luxuries like jetted tubs, double shower heads, shower systems, and also add body sprays to the shower area. Nowadays, people also install stereos and televisions in their bathroom to enjoy bath time to the fullest.
If you’re on a budget, just change the color of your bathroom walls, shower curtains, and window treatments. If you’re not worried about budget, you can give your bathroom a new look by updating appliances, breaking and rebuilding bathroom walls to add more space, redoing your plumbing, and optimizing your bathroom space. Some important remodeling options to consider include:
You can put a picture on the bathroom wall. Place your soaps, bath salts and pretty toiletries in antique bowls or shaving mugs and add colorful beads and a cheap faux pearl necklace for a romantic effect. You can also place scented candles on your counter to make your bathroom smell nice. You can put a wicker table or chair in large bathrooms as they have more space. You can repaint your wood cabinets. Many homes in Florida have decorative wood beam ceilings and mirrored wall cabinets.
Bathroom remodeling doesn’t mean tearing down and rebuilding. With just a few changes, you can give your bathroom a new look. You can put fresh flowers in unusual vases such as wall vases, planters, etc. You can replace your bathroom cabinet door with a Victorian screen door or framed trellis.
If you have a small bathroom and a small budget, you can also remodel your kitchen. The first thing to look for is to find a bathtub or shower that can fit in the allotted space. Choose a bathtub or shower that is within your budget.
There are several compact baths available. These are designed to save space. Both Kohler and American Standard have a line of compact toilets. Choose an elongated or correct-height toilet for comfort. Another idea is to go with a corner toilet.
Other designs or tips:
Lighting/curtains: Since most older houses are quite dark, choose brightly colored curtains. Add lots of lighting over your mirrors and even over your bathtub area. It can brighten up the room and even brighten your morning.
Shelving – Small tub can provide additional cabinet space at the foot of the tub. This provides more storage space for towels, essential oils, bubble baths, etc. Consider built-in glass shelves and towel racks, robe hooks, etc.