Bath Shower Home Design

    Shower Conversion " style="border: 0px;" />   Shower Conversion " style="border: 0px;" />     A tub to shower conversion is a thorough facelift to your bathroom. It is found that over 60% homeowners prefer stall shower in place of bath tubs. However, it is a good idea to preserve at least one ... A tub to shower conversion is a thorough facelift to your bathroom. It is found that over 60% homeowners prefer stall shower in place of bath tubs. However, it is a good idea to preserve at least one tub in your home to ensure its marketability as you might not know what the buyers might want in the property they buy from you. If you wish to go for a simple tub to shower conversion , then the way out shall be to remove the old tub and gain a space of 30 to 34 inches deep and 5 feet wide. This will provide a great place for a shower. Just make some minor modifications and adjustments needed and you will have a great shower in place. The point is that...

When it comes to interior decor, most homeowners tend to focus mostly on the living room, kitchen, and bedrooms, while completely neglecting the bathroom. Perhaps it’s because this is the one room in which they spend the least amount of time. Contrary to popular belief, the bathroom has lots of potentials when it comes to accessorizing. One particularly vital bathroom necessity is a shower curtain liner . Shower curtain liners serve the purpose of keeping water off the shower curtain and the bathroom floor, whenever one is taking a bath. They can be used alone, in which case the bathroom curtain is completely taken down, or they can be used together with the curtain. This article intends to guide homeowners who would like to invest in high- quality shower curtain liners by providing a comprehensive review of top 10 best shower curtain liner  on the market today. 10 Best Shower Curtain Liners Reviews: 10. The Mildew-Free PEVA 3 Gauge Shower Curtain Liner This Inter- design curtain ...

June 18, 2005 | By Allison E. Beatty, Special to the Tribune Do you love to lounge in a hot, bubbling bathtub or would you prefer to let invigorating shower jets help get the day started? While some people clearly fall into one category or the other, many home buyers are saying "yes" to both bathroom features. Years ago, master bathrooms typically were built with either a bathtub or shower. That design has changed, however, as more and more home buyers look for the flexibility of having both a tub and shower available to them in the same room. "In higher-end homes, people still are looking for both," said Jenny Accomando LaVergne , office and showroom manager for CabinetWerks Design Studio , a kitchen and bath showroom in Lincolnshire. "They like the option of taking a nice relaxing bath or a quick shower." When selecting the layout of your bathroom, consider the amount of space you have and what type of routine you follow. In a floor plan with limited ...

You might not realize it, but your shower door is incredibly important to the overall design and style of your bathroom. Replacing an old door can completely change the way your bathroom looks, not to mention altering the way your shower functions . If you are currently thinking about upgrading your shower, you will quickly discover there are many options awaiting you. 3 Types of Shower Doors 1. Bypass  Bypass doors are similar to the sliding doors  often used to lead to a patio. They consist of one or two sliding glass panels that are slid across a track to open and close. If your bathroom doesn’t have space for a swinging door, you should probably consider these instead. 2. Framed, Semi-Framed, & Frameless Enclosure  Framed shower doors have a metal frame around the edges of its structure. While they might look a bit bulky, the sturdy structure allows you to use a lighter, less expensive glass inside of it. You can enjoy the benefits of a framed door and still use a lighter gla...

aplenty Post 3 @ Georgesplane and Fiorite- Your discussion has given me a little to think about before I decide on bathroom renovation plans . I was thinking about turning my three quarter bathroom into a nice half bathroom , but now I am thinking it may be nice to keep it a three- quarter bathroom simply for the fact that I often have overnight guests. Thanks for the different perspectives. Fiorite Post 2 @ Georgesplane- I agree that there has to be a separate bathroom near the living area, but I disagree that it has to be a half bathroom. I have a large family, and they often visit, spending the night in the spare bedroom and on the couches. I prefer a home with a full or three-quarters bathroom that is not directly across from any room. This allows overnight guests to be able to take a shower or bath in a nice new bathroom that barely gets used. Guests can have a little counter space, and a place to unpack their own personal items without having to impose on the homeowners. George...

The modern bathroom is quickly assuming the shape of a stylish and soothing retreat that is right at home. These days, many homeowners are more than happy to invest both the additional time and cash required to create a lavish bathroom that allows them to refresh and rejuvenate after a long, hard day. And in this quest for the fabulous spa-styled bathroom, the conventional walls have been brought down quite literally to blur the line between the interior and the outdoors. A beautiful outdoor bathroom blends complete privacy with an affinity for nature that is simply unmatched. 23 Amazing Inspirations that Take the Bathroom Outdoors !" width="900" height="596" /> Take the bathtub into the private yard for a serene dip [Design: Dean Herald- Rolling Stone Landscapes ] While some bathrooms on display here will leave you spellbound, others offer a practical and stylish way of taking the shower or bathtub outside without any major makeovers. If you thought that...