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Stay A-plumb with the Latest Bathroom Trends
It’s one of the smallest rooms in your home but it’s constantly evolving – the bathroom. Homeowners are combining new styles, textures and add-ons, as well as expanding the shower to keep up with the latest trends across the country. The newest designs incorporate aesthetics with functionality to maximize the space – and time – in our restrooms.
Hot and Steamy
Hot and Steamy
Many Homeowners are forsaking or removing their bathtubs in favor of Super Showers. The extended showers come in array of tile, texture and features – with subway tile, marble, glass and pebble as just a handful of the options available. Accent tile and designs are becoming more intricate as designers with an artistic flair use the medium to create murals and patterns.
Additionally, you can choose between glass enclosures that are frameless or remove the door altogether and opt for a walk-in style shower. Super Showers can even offer multiple shower heads to create a spa-like experience with the relaxing flow of water coming from every direction.Supplementary designs are popping up in the shower, too, including benches, built-in shelves and even ornamental drains. Since we spend so much time in this enclosure, folks are using their buying power to make it one of the most beautiful and relaxing spots in the home.
Wash and Fold
Laundry is just a part of life as we wash, dry, fold, rinse and repeat, but carrying the heavy loads back and forth doesn’t have to be a chore. Some homes are moving the utility room closer to the Owner’s Bath and closet by including an egress point between the two. One example is The Alice in the Charleston area that gives Homeowners the option of adding an optional door between the Owner’s Bath and utility room to simplify the process.
Wash and Fold
In Store for Mores
In Store for More
With storage space at a premium in the bathroom, designers are getting creative with utilizing space in new ways. One of the biggest trends is adding a vertical cabinet of drawers or shelves in between his and hers sinks. This tall feature can not only be striking when made of dark wood, its functionality is also a thing of beauty! Roll towels and place them on open shelves or use a variety of glass containers to store cotton balls, Q-tips and other daily essentials for a decorative pop.
Stay on top of the latest bathroom trends to ensure that you’re maximizing your space and time in one of the busiest rooms in the home.
