Creating The Elegant Bath

Your Bath Design

• The design of your bathroom is usually determined by the decor and proximity to adjacent areas as well as the style of your home. Therefore, your bath will be complimentary.

• The style of most baths today is luxurious and rivals the hotel or spa bath. We all want the comfort of a hotel bedroom and bath at home.  Developing this feel provides us with our own private retreat. 

• Developing a bath design can be your place to shine. This space can be a dramatic accent to your home decor. This may be a great place to start if you are just beginning to determine your home's design direction. As a small space, it's easy to get a feel for your design style.  

 Your Bath Plan 

• Most bathroom plans are basic and usually determined by your plumbing placement.  
• Unless you want to encounter a major expense or, are still in the pre-construction or design stage, this is a major factor in your plan. 
• However, there may be room for some minor adjustments. 

The Powder Room . . .

• Your powder room can be one of the most striking spaces in your home. Usually a small space, a powder room can handle lots of drama.

• Deep rich colors and strong accents work well.  Always include specialty items for your guests. 

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The Hall Bath . . .

• This bath may be more used space for general purposes, used by guests as well as family.

• Hall baths usually encompass a larger area and can accommodate more than one person at a time. This is an essential area for families. 

•  The decor for a hall can be determined by a number of factors, including neighboring rooms as well as the connecting hallway, and definitely complimentary in decor.

Adjoining Baths . . .

The Master Bath . . .

• Master Bathrooms are usually the largest baths in your home. This bath is usually located inside the Master Suite. 

• This is a private space, accessible from the bedroom area.

• Utilizing all this space, many elements can be included: and sometimes connected to, or part of the Master Closet/Dressing Room, Laundry, etc.

Bath Styles . . .

• Styles and trends always change. Recent styles have been extremely simplified with white backgrounds. However, rich color tones are emerging. 

• Remember, select the style and color that make you the happiest while keeping our overall decor' or design plan in mind.  Avoid unnecessary expenses, and stick to your design goals. 
• This results in a complimentary design that works for you. 

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