A bathroom remodeling project can be overwhelming with the number of options and styles available. We have an extensive portfolio of different themed bathrooms, from classic and retro to contemporary and modern. We've renovated countless bathrooms so we know what goes well together and are happy to make recommendations to you. See below for some examples of the different options available.
There are multiple standalone vanities that fit into various bathroom themes. These can be found from your local Home Depot or Lowe's or even at online retailers and are a great option for an easy solution. They can be in the form of cabinet + countertop combination, a cabinet without a countertop or sink, or even just a standalone sink with no cabinetry underneath.
With various styles on the market, the possibilities are limitless. Some of the more popular types today are floating vanities that are suspended to the wall by mounting through the back.
Custom countertop vanities also are a great option. We prefer the look of this because it provides a more permanent feel to your bathroom, as it looks like it was built-in to the home. The countertops are custom fitted to your area so that counter space is maximized, allowing for more storage and utility.
Amongst built-in countertops, there are several choices in the material as well. The most common options for bathroom countertops are quartz, granite, and quartzite. See our countertops section in our kitchen remodeling page to understand the differences between these types of material.
When it comes to tiling, there are countless options. We have access to an extensive line up of tiles that can suit anyone's taste. With the myriad of options available, it would be impossible for us to list all the different tiling styles. We have an extensive catalog of different tile options and would encourage you to visit us at our showroom. Call us today to and ask us about our tile selection.
Below are some of the tiling layout patterns that are commonly used:
When it comes to bath tubs, there are many styles to choose from. To determine what options you can select from, you will need to understand your constraints and pre-measure out the space where the tub will be. Depending on the architecture of the bathroom, some spaces will be very limited and require a very specific measurement, while some may have some flexibility.
Bath tub material is also a factor that must be considered. The following are the most common materials:
We offer several options when it comes to the shower doors. Whether you prefer shower curtains or custom shower glass doors, we can accommodate all budgets. You will need to determine which type opening and closing mechanism fits your bathroom, and also the type of material/treatment on your door.
The different mounting mechanisms, which are self-explanatory:
The above types of doors can also vary by the type of glass treatment:
Lastly, there is the option to have either a framed or frameless. In most cases, framed glass shower doors follow a more traditional styling, while frameless doors have become more popular with modern styling. Keep in mind that sliding glass doors will still require a track for the doors to slide on, so while the glass may still be frameless, there'd still be some metal bars (usually at the top) visible.
Once the major items like the bathroom flooring, bathroom cabinets, bath tub, shower doors, and toilets have been finalized, there are a few more finishing touches to finalize your bathroom remodeling project. Below we'll cover some of the options that are available when it comes to shower heads, faucets, sinks, mirrors, or shower doors/curtains! There's a wide assortment of selections that can be overwhelming, so we'll break it down in order for you to determine what's important to your project. The hope is that we can share some knowledge that will help drive your decisions.
In general, we recommend maintaining a consistent theme within the same bathroom. For example, with sink/tub faucets and shower heads, it's advised to have the same type or design, especially if an entire set is available. However, full sets are not always an option, and we often see shower heads that have different design language than the faucets within a bathroom. Even if the design language is different between the shower heads and the faucets, having the same type of finish of the material is typically advised (i.e. chrome, bronze, brushed nickel, stainless steel, etc.) in order to maintain a uniform look. While we have suggestions based on our experience, we always respect the homeowner's decisions - as a matter of fact, this is what pushes the envelope into new trends and styles that can become widely popular.
There are many options when it comes to shower heads, which all comes down to personal preference. Below is a list of types of shower heads we often see. There may be shower heads that combine multiple features from the different types listed below, so keep in mind these are not entirely exclusive. For example, we've seen shower heads that combine a rain-style shower together with a handheld shower head.
Faucets are very subjective and the best option comes down to personal taste. They usually come in sets and we generally recommend staying within the same set for the sinks, shower, and bath tub for a consistent theme if possible. While this is not necessarily always the case, it is a general rule of thumb we like to follow. In the end, we will always respect the customer's decision!
There are multiple forms of sinks that can be considered when remodeling a bathroom. From the various shapes and mounting styles, the choices can be overwhelming. The different mounting options generally fall into the following categories:
There are several types of mirrors that can be considered when remodeling a bathroom. Any of these or combinations of these mirrors can be custom built or sourced from a local home goods retail store:
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