It takes a lot of planning to do a proper bath design, even if you think of bathrooms as such a small space, compared to the rest of the house. Apart from the aesthetic improvements or features of the bath design many aspects need to be considered. Probably one of the most complicated rooms to design as it incorporates a great deal of plumbing which needs to be done right the first time.
Once the plumbing has been sorted out and the planning has been done accordingly you need to utilise the space to its full potential. Ensuring that your bathroom parts are fully functional and in the right position, is important. You don’t want to step out of the shower and end up with a foot in the toilet.
As small as the room is, having the best bathroom design can ultimately raise the value of your home significantly. Very often a bathroom design is the deciding factor for a buyer to make the positive decision.
With many other projects you tackle it is imperative that you have the right tools and the right planning in place. You need to decide whether you will be doing your very own bath designing or whether you will get someone to do it for you, again keeping in mind the cost deficit between the two.
Of course it is extreme fun to do bathroom design, especially if you are starting from scratch. It’s an open canvass and you are the artist. Something to keep in mind is that you don’t follow a Picasso approach for your bathroom, then again, different strokes for different folks. As long as the final product makes your heart warm with pride, it matters not the means you got there.
Bathroom design can become mind boggling unless the proper planning is in place. Before starting to break the tiles off the wall in an enthusiastic frenzy, ensure you know what is going where and how much it is going to cost you. I am sure no bathroom design includes an unfinished floor or an empty space where the toilet should be.