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If you’re planning a bathroom renovation, you’re likely doing so to improve organization and storage, level up your style, or both. In this case, bathroom niches are the perfect addition to your design! They offer practicality and a unique aesthetic to your layout. If you’ve never considered niches before, or don’t know where to start, consider this your guide.

Be prepared

You need to make a few niche-specific considerations when working on your bathroom reno, so be sure to consider the following when developing your layout and budget:

After you’ve given some consideration to how you’re going to use bathroom niches in your next reno, the next step is to check out the unique ways you can customize your bathroom niches, and by extension, your entire bathroom reno.

Illuminated niches

If you’d like to add a little drama to your new bathroom, you can illuminate your new niches! A small, energy-efficient LED strip can give an eye-catching effect to any bathroom decor, while subtly brightening up a room that is sometimes starved for lighting.

Niches with shelves

Depending on the height of niche you choose, and the items you plan on storing, you might want to have multiple tiers within your niche. You can streamline the process by purchasing a prefabricated bathroom niche with shelves built in.

Niches of different sizes

If you opt for a prefabricated niche, don’t worry about being restricted to a single layout. We mentioned that 12” by 24” is considered standard size, but many manufacturers offer a range of widths and heights for niche inserts. Narrow and tall, square-shaped, long and wide, you’ll be able to find the ideal niche to suit your bathroom needs.

Will your bathroom be naughty or niche?

A niche can add dimension and sophistication to your new bathroom, while also boosting functionality and practicality. It also adds complexity to the design, calling for careful planning. If you’re ready to integrate this exciting design element into your layout, but are unsure about the process, stop by our Hamilton showroom and talk to a bathroom expert. We’ll make sure you have the plans and materials in place to create your dream bathroom, niches and all!

Studying the effects your living space can have on your mental well-being sounds like pseudo-science. But it’s not! Environmental Psychology, a social science that has been gaining ground in recent years, examines the relationship between human beings and our surroundings. It considers how we as people shape our natural world and built environments – and how those environments shape us in turn. It’s an ages-old concept that is finally gaining traction as a field of study in psychology. If you’re aware of certain environments or environmental factors having calming or anxiety-inducing effects on you, then it’s worth your while to carefully review your kitchen design. Considering it’s central to many homes, and the place where homeowners want everyone to feel welcome, you’ll want to make sure that you feel welcome there as well!

Keep it clean

Clutter in any space can make anyone anxious. With the kitchen being the centre of activity in most homes, a mess in this space can make the whole house feel untidy. As dishes accumulate in the sink, mail piles up on the kitchen table, and groceries take over the countertops, anxiety can rise accordingly among members of the household.

Making an effort to keep your kitchen tidy has a cumulative positive effect on your mental health. Cleaning up small amounts of clutter right away, before they become mountains of clutter, keeps your mind occupied and productive. Having plenty of storage options, including boxes on the table for your mail, or bins in your pantry for designated grocery items, will make organization a snap.

Design for the space you have

Do you notice kitchen designs on social media that you want to use in your own space, even though you’re seeing these spacious areas online, and your own kitchen has nowhere near the same footprint? It’s fine to be ambitious with your kitchen layout plans, but trying to bring an unrealistic design will only be frustrating and stressful. 

Start with a realistic perspective on the kitchen space you have available to you. Prioritize your must-haves, and consider what you’ll be sacrificing in order to get those. For instance, a nice big fridge will cost you some precious counter or cabinet space, when that’s already at a premium. 

Because clutter is the enemy of a positive headspace, you’ll want to keep your counter space clear and thus get creative with storage. Hang your cookware from a suspended pot rack, store your lesser-used appliances when not in use, and find some space-saving fixtures, such as a combination range-microwave. Being able to optimize your space so well gives a good sense of organization and accomplishment.

Pick your perfect palette

The study of psychological effects of various colour combinations is used virtually everywhere. Take advantage of this knowledge while planning out the colour scheme for your kitchen. We all may have our own specific emotional reactions to colours, but science has given us some general guidelines:

Whatever colour scheme you choose, it needs to suit the space as well as the kind of energy you want to create with your kitchen. Virtually everyone who enters your house, from family members to guests, will likely spend time in this space. The colours you choose will have an effect on their moods too!

Connect with nature

Many studies have documented the positive effects that a natural setting has on our mental well-being. As we mentioned above, green has a calming effect on our psyche. Incorporating greenery in your space, whether it’s houseplants or even some nature-inspired linens or wallpaper, can help you feel more relaxed and centered in your kitchen. Additionally, natural elements are remarkably versatile and can complement just about any decor!

Design a kitchen to keep your body and your mind healthy

The psychological links between elements of our environment and our mental health are too well-documented to be ignored. If you’re planning to renovate your kitchen, you have the perfect opportunity to elevate your emotional well-being while at the same time creating a beautiful living space. Take the opportunity to employ some science in your design, and craft a new kitchen that can greatly improve your well-being!

Making environmentally conscious decisions during your reno, while also staying true to your design vision, sounds like an impossible task. But it’s easier than you think! You have a range of materials available that are aesthetically pleasing, versatile, and on-trend, while still being eco-friendly.

Bamboo

As a flooring material, bamboo is a great choice both visually and environmentally. Bamboo forests replenish remarkably quickly - a bamboo tree only takes three to five years to fully mature, while hardwood trees can take decades. It has many of the same qualities as hardwood, though: it’s remarkably durable, and can be stained to match your design vision. The one caveat about bamboo is the ecological cost of harvesting and transporting it, since it only grows in select subtropical locations.

Cork

Much like bamboo, cork as a resource replenishes itself rapidly. The material comes from the bark of cork oak trees, so the trees themselves stay standing while the bark regrows over the course of about three years. Additionally, cork holds up very well to recycling procedures, meaning your cork flooring could come from old wine bottle tops! Cork even has health benefits, being great at repelling mold and allergens in your home.

Reclaimed Wood

Imagine if your floor could tell a story. Reclaimed wood may have origins in an old barn, shipping container, wine cask, or another wood structure. It offers more character than just about any other flooring material available. Reclaimed wood is generally harder and thus more durable than newer wood, and offers a responsible alternative where deforestation is a growing concern. This look is best suited to a rustic or eclectic design, though; if you have a more contemporary design in mind, check out other eco-friendly materials on this list.

Concrete

Don’t want to make your home look like a warehouse, you say? Not to worry! The ability to add personal touches with dyes and etching has helped boost the popularity of concrete flooring for the home. It’s exceptionally resistant to wear, doesn’t consume natural resources, and inhibits mold, mildew, and odours. It’s also a prime candidate to add in-floor radiant heating, allowing you to heat your home more in a more cost-effective manner.

Terrazzo

Upgrade your eco-friendly reno with a modern take on this centuries-old practice. Terrazzo consists of discarded granite and marble chips mixed with a binder (traditionally concrete, but more contemporary creations involve epoxy resin) to form a one-of-a-kind mosaic pattern. While the creation and installation of terrazzo can be expensive, it’s incredibly durable and virtually maintenance-free, giving your home a stunning floor for many decades. Terrazzo is also a perfect example of diverting waste materials from landfills into something beautiful. 

If you’ve made it a goal to make your next reno as eco-conscious as possible, let the knowledgeable team at Barton Bath + Floor help you achieve it. Between the selection of sustainable flooring products in our showroom, and expert advice on managing budgets and installations, you can do some great things for your home and the planet at the same time!

We believe tile will play a big part in many home transformations this year. Designers and homeowners alike will take advantage of this durable and stylish medium to create bold statements in design, which will be a popular move in 2024. Read on to see how you can bring tile to your next reno project to make it luxurious and on-trend!

Natural Stone

Whether as your material of choice or as an inspiration for your desired patterns, natural stone tile will be influential and inspirational for design in 2024. Raw, organic textures and subtle vein details make natural stone a compelling, eye-catching choice for flooring. 

These materials are also suitable for another trend expected to take hold this year: large-scale tiles. This bold option lends a cleaner, more spacious look to any room.

Geometric Patterns

Inspired by classic looks, such as mosaics or checkerboard patterns, the intricacy and movement that comes from a geometric tile motif is due for a modern refresh. By playing with colours and shapes, your geometric flooring design can be as subtle or ostentatious as you wish to make it! No matter which direction you take your tile pattern in, it will no doubt be an attention getter.

Barton Bath + Floor is your Teammate in Trend Setting

If you’re ready to make a statement in 2024 by adding a gorgeous, trendy tile floor to your next project, come by our Hamilton showroom to get started! We have the hottest collections from leading brands, such as Anatolia, that will take your flooring from functional to unforgettable.

You’ve mapped out everything for the perfect bathroom reno, but you’re looking to take this project from excellent to transcendent. Why not have another look at your plans for the shower? You have some exciting options that can completely transform your shower experience.

Shower Walls

You’ve likely opted for tile walls in your shower, and maybe you’ve even found an unconventional style or pattern to make this shower reno uniquely yours. Why not take it a step further and go beyond tile?

If you’ve never seen vinyl panels as an option for shower walls, you’re in for a treat. They can be printed with a near-endless range of high-quality designs, and are available in dimensions fitting most standard shower sizes. Get inspired by the designs on display at Miraluxe!

The panels are full-length fitted sections with minimal seams, making them easy to clean and maintain. No more scrubbing gross mildew out of the grout!

Glass Doors

Glass shower doors have come a long way. You may still think of them as clunky, ill-fitting, hard to clean, and extremely dangerous in the event of a slip in the shower. Modern shower doors, such as ones you’ll find in the Kalia Koncept Evo series, are here to change your mind.

If your space (or preference) dictates a shower door that either slides or opens, you’ve got options. You can select hardware to match the rest of your bathroom experience, and even save space with functional and ergonomic handles that double as towel racks. These beautiful glass panels are specially coated for easy cleaning and to safely contain glass shards in the unlikely event of fall and breakage.

Shower Floors

An elevated shower design can be brought back to earth quickly with an uninspired shower base. You may think you need to sacrifice style for function just to make sure you don’t end up flooding your bathroom, and opt for something mismatched and clunky, with high edges.

Modern shower floors, like the Kover and Lauza series from Kalia, are ingeniously engineered to eliminate the need for compromise. The base of your new shower experience can coordinate beautifully with your entire bathroom reno, and remain nearly flush with the rest of the flooring. This stylish design consideration is also safer for those with mobility challenges.

In-Floor Heating

Does underfloor heating sound like a complicated, expensive, over-the-top luxury add-on to your dream bathroom? If so, we encourage you to do two things before passing judgment:

  1. Research the process. In-floor heating systems from providers like Warmup are easy to install, energy efficient, and more cost effective than you might realize.
  2. Give it a try! Or at the very least, imagine a bitterly cold winter morning, and instead of stepping onto little ice blocks passing for bathroom tiles, your poor bare feet land on a perfectly warmed surface, allowing you to start your morning ritual (and thus your entire day) in a much more pleasant state of mind!

Wait - did we get off track with the shower experience? Don’t heated bathroom floors cover everything but the shower? This is the best part: your in-floor heating system can actually extend all the way under your shower floor, creating an unmatched feeling of luxury!

The expansive showroom at Barton Bath + Floor showcases brands like Kalia, Muraluxe, and Warmup, that will utterly transform your shower experience. What was once a mundane routine becomes an opulent escape, a spa day contained in a single moment in your busy day. Call or visit us today to get started!

When you’re planning your dream reno, be it a next-level kitchen for your culinary creations, or an opulent bathroom oasis, you’re likely strategizing down to the finest detail. Be sure to include your hardware in these plans! The right knobs, pulls, and handles can be the missing piece of a perfectly realized vision, or can help transform a decent renovation into an unforgettable masterpiece.

Common types of hardware

Visually, kitchen and bathroom hardware pieces serve as accents to the overall look of the room. Functionally, however, they’re integral to how you’ll go about your daily business. How else are you going to open your drawers and cupboards? To make sure you have the hardware you need for your dream reno, start with the following:

Knobs are the most simple, unobtrusive type of hardware, commonly used for cabinet doors. They should be easy to grip and stay out of your way.

Pulls are primarily used for drawers. You should be able to grab the pull with your hand and open and close the drawer without any trouble.

How to choose the right hardware

The hardware options for your cabinetry are virtually endless! How do you find the ones best suited for your renovation? We’ve got some suggestions to help narrow it down.

Complete the look
If your design plan is more classic or traditional, go with more ornate hardware, with stylistic flourishes and a polished metal look, like silver or brass. If you’ve got a more modern, contemporary aesthetic in mind, choose hardware with simple, clean lines, and a solid, matte finish. If you’re planning a rustic, country home vibe, a brushed metal like copper would fit in nicely.

Stay consistent or mix it up
There are some general rules to follow when selecting hardware. For example, knobs will generally go on cupboards and pulls go on drawers. And when selecting a finish, the hardware should match other metal elements like fixtures and accessories. But rules are made to be broken, right? If your new bathroom or kitchen vision is something extra-modern or eclectic, a little mixing and matching can elevate your design. And “matching” doesn’t necessarily mean “identical”; a solid, flat finish can coordinate nicely with polished fixtures. 

Do consider practicality
Form really does need to follow function, no matter what. If you choose hardware that looks cool but makes life more difficult - like a knob that’s hard to grip or a pull that keeps snagging your clothing - you’ll end up wasting time and money when you decide they need to be replaced. If you have millwork that ranges in size, most hardware manufacturers will have you covered with a range of sizes. No sense in getting a narrow little pull for a huge cupboard door!

Barton Bath + Floor has you covered

Hopefully you’ve been able to narrow down your hardware options to the few specific styles ideally suited for your new bathroom or kitchen. Your next step is to head over to the Barton Bath + Floor showroom in Hamilton where our expert staff will help you make the final selection. We’ve got a staggering variety of hardware options on display for your reno, from top manufacturers like Richelieu, Top Knobs, Atlas Homewares, and Marathon. Be as understated or ostentatious as you please; finish your cohesively traditional look, or shoot to be a creative trendsetter. Barton Bath + Floor will have the hardware you’re looking for, and our knowledgeable and friendly associates will help you find it. Once you’re ready to put the finishing touches on your dream bathroom or kitchen, we’ll be ready for you!

Are you currently planning to upgrade your bathroom? We suggest you consider a wall-mounted vanity for your next bathroom renovation. This sleek, flexible design option is on-trend while still being functional. Here are some ways a wall-mounted vanity brings style and practicality to your bathroom reno.

Maximize Your Floor Space

When you install a wall-mounted vanity, you free up the floor space beneath it. In small bathrooms, where every inch counts, this can be a game changer. Since these vanities don’t touch the ground, they create the illusion of more space. Your cozy little bathroom will feel noticeably more open.

Wall-Mounted Vanities to Maximize Floor Space

Gain Flexibility in Design and Style

Traditional vanities are limited by their form factor; you can only customize the dimensions and configuration so much when the vanity still needs to be mounted to the floor. Wall-mounted vanities offer far more options for shapes, sizes, finishes, and materials. With greater control over the style, height, and placement of your vanity, you can design it to suit any bathroom theme. Whether you want a modern, minimalist look, or a classy vintage vibe, there’s a wall-mounted vanity setup that will be perfect for your reno.

Wall-Mounted Vanities for Accessibility and Cleanliness

Improve Accessibility and Cleanliness

Cleanliness is key for the bathroom! Traditional vanities are bulky and hard to clean around, allowing mildew, dust, and grime to build up. The compact form factor of a wall-mounted vanity makes it easy to keep the surfaces and surrounding walls and floor clean. And by being elevated off the floor, they offer greater accessibility for those with mobility issues, such as elderly or disabled people.

Wall-Mounted Vanities to Improve Ambiance

Enhance the Overall Ambiance of Your Bathroom

Turn your functional, convenient wall-mounted vanity into a statement piece! Install lighting such as an LED strip along the bottom to create a subtle, ambient glow and punch up your bathroom’s style. The space-saving design of wall-mounted vanities are on-trend and will give a modern edge to your bathroom design, while its practicality ensures the look will be a lasting one. It offers you the option to keep your bathroom aesthetic clean and contemporary, or use the extra space to add accent pieces for a truly luxurious experience.

Wall-Mounted Vanities for Durability and Longevity

Increase Durability and Longevity

Since wall-mounted vanities are anchored to the wall with a sturdy bracket or mounting system, they’re much more durable than traditional vanities. They won’t wobble or shift, making them less prone to damage over time. Being off the floor keeps them away from water damage, ensuring their safety from the rot or corrosion that can plague traditional vanities. Wall-mounted vanities are an investment in the longevity of a bathroom, keeping it functional and stylish for years to come.

If you’re looking for a practical, space-saving, and stylish bathroom solution, then wall-mounted vanities are the way to go. This modern bathroom piece offers benefits for contractors and interior designers alike, from space-saving capabilities to design freedom, easy cleaning and maintenance to improved accessibility. If you’re inspired by the versatility, practicality, and aesthetic appeal of a wall-mounted vanity, come into our showroom to get started on your dream bathroom renovation!

Kitchen trends for the coming year reflect a desire for spaces that seamlessly blend style and comfort. Trends this year also integrate technology, use of natural materials, and more eco-friendly appliances to help to reduce energy consumption and waste.

The styles below explore the latest practical solutions for the hardest working room in your home, the kitchen.

The Modern Kitchen Style

Modern kitchens are known for their sleek lines, minimalist designs, and neutral colours. Cabinetry and countertops often incorporate modern materials like stainless steel or even concrete for a more contemporary look.

Timeless Stainless Steel

Stainless steel remains a must-have in any contemporary kitchen, with its versatility, durability, and aesthetic appeal. In moderation it adds a sleek look with easy-to-clean and corrosion-resistant surfaces.

In excess, however, it can create an unwelcoming commercial kitchen atmosphere rather than a warm and inviting space.

Zomodo kitchen faucets

Kitchen Islands and Space-Saving Alternatives

If the space is available, kitchen islands are a great way to increase counter space. Modern, smaller kitchens can make use of an array of creative furniture pieces to work as island alternatives. From tables on wheels or folding tables, to free-standing countertop shelving units, island substitutes are easy to find.

Regardless of kitchen size these solutions save space while adding extra functionality. You can also choose from small bar tables for an added touch of sophistication.

Not a kitchen island or a folding table

The Industrial Kitchen Style

Kitchen styles with industrial designs often feature metal finishes and exposed pipes for an edgier look.

Exposed Pipework

Kitchen designs with exposed pipework add an industrial flair. Instead of concealing pipes in walls or furnishings, designers now showcase them as structural elements and accent pieces with purpose.

faucet that evokes industrial exposed pipework

Chrome Accents and Furniture

Chrome elements add an exciting finishing touch to the industrial-style kitchen. Consider introducing barstools and chairs with a chrome finish to match your hardware or faucet.

Chrome accented barstools in industrial style kitchen

The Rustic Kitchen Style

Kitchen styles with distressed wood and muted colors feel welcoming and homey. Materials like reclaimed wood, stone, and metal are used to create unique cabinetry and countertops. Kitchen designs with rustic appeal often emphasize natural elements such as plants and artwork, while still offering practical solutions for everyday living. A rustic kitchen style is perfect for homeowners looking to create a warm and inviting space.

Apron Sinks

The apron sink provides functionality, with its deep basin and exposed front. Its large capacity makes it ideal for washing dishes and harder-to-clean items more efficiently. You may even want to consider an apron sink for your laundry room!

Farmhouse-style apron sink

Copper Pull-Down Faucets

The primary draw of a pull-down faucet is its ability to freely move the faucet head in any direction. It's perfect for cleaning bulky items, like large pots and pans. Copper provides an evocative, warm alternative to stainless steel, and never goes out of style.

Copper Pull-Down Faucet

Tile Flooring

Tile floors are an excellent option for any kitchen. Not only does tile add beauty to the space, but it is incredibly durable and resistant to water damage, stains, pets, heavy foot traffic, and more. It is available in a wide range of colours, styles, and shapes. Porcelain tile, ceramic tile, and stone are all commonly used in kitchen designs.

Tile Flooring

The Smart Kitchen Style

Smart kitchens focus on making life easier with the integration of technology such as voice control, automated systems, and internet-connected appliances. A smart kitchen style also emphasizes the use of natural materials like wood, stone, and metal to create custom kitchen cabinetry and countertops that are timeless and elegant.

Food Disposal Sinks

One of the most powerful tools a kitchen savant could want is a food disposal sink. Dispose of leftover food without damaging pipes. This sink type helps streamline kitchen cleaning by quickly grinding up food refuse so it can be easily washed away. Additionally, its design helps eliminate odours since food waste is processed and disposed of within the sink itself.

Food Disposal Sink

Touchless Faucets

A touchless faucet is a godsend for busy homes and commercial kitchens. The hands-free design helps promote good hygiene practices by reducing contact with potentially germy surfaces.

Some models are even equipped with motion sensors that detect when someone is near and automatically turn the water off after a few seconds of inactivity.

In addition to convenience and improved cleanliness, touchless faucets are an energy efficient choice for their users since they conserve water by only running when needed.

Life in just about any home revolves around the kitchen. It's natural to want to create a space that captures the imagination, that's perfect for preparing meals, entertaining, or just living in. Hopefully this style guide makes a good starting point for you to create the kitchen of your dreams!

Barton Bath + Floor is the destination for your kitchen needs, as we offer the best brands for less. Check out our Kitchen Renovation Guide, or chat with an expert at our Hamilton showroom today!

Are you planning to upgrade your kitchen or bathroom this year, but are feeling overwhelmed and not sure where to begin? We uncover the latest flooring trends in kitchen and bath to help you find the best fit for your reno and home. Bring more style and functionality to these key rooms in your house this year!  

Kitchen Flooring Trends 

The best flooring not only complements the kitchen, but is durable, easy to maintain, comfortable, and budget friendly.  

Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) 

Luxury vinyl tile is designed to look like hardwood or stone and is built to last. Also known as resilient flooring, it is durable and easy to install. Install options include glue down or floating click. LVT is perfect for areas prone to spills, wetness, and moisture. It is available in a vast array of finishes and colours. Options to choose from include simulated wood grain, stone, or concrete patterns.  

Hardwood Flooring

Hardwood flooring can offer an upgraded sense of style to any kitchen. A popular choice for many, this flooring allows for easy clean up after spills. Hardwood flooring comes in wide varieties, so you're bound to find the type that best fits your kitchen reno. Gemtec is an excellent option that boasts a selection of many colours. Receive lifetime residential protection warranty when you purchase Gemtec!

We've shared our insights about hardwood flooring in a previous blog post.

Bath Flooring Trends 

Bath flooring, throughout its lifespan, should remain slip and fade resistant as well as waterproof. Consider the following:  

Geometric Floor Tiles   

Get the look you desire with geometric floor tiles. Tiles bring to life iconic shapes, color combinations, extravagant designs, and patterns. Aside from being beautiful, they are a functional and easy-to-maintain choice that comes in various finishes. Euro Tile and Stone is featured here. Find your playful side with 15 different colours to choose from!

Marble in Full Force

If you are looking to bring texture and movement into a space while keeping your color palette minimal, rich marble this is an ideal option.  

Anatolia had recently released new natural stone marble tile colours that are available in several sizing and design formats to suit your interior design! 

Learn more at the Anatolia website.

Transform with “Wood-Like” Planks  

Wood effect, vinyl flooring combines a luxury aesthetic with the feel of durable floors. With advanced waterproof engineering they are a great fit across bath, kitchen, and utility floors. Being “wood-like” they bring warmth into a space as well as the natural look of wood.  

Consider installing planks not only on floors but walls, and even showers to achieve a modern, luxurious bathroom design.

Final Thoughts

The kitchen and bath are undoubtedly the most used rooms in any home, and flooring serves as the foundation for any design. At Barton Bath + Floor we have you covered with not only the latest trends but expertise and customer service.  

Connect with an experienced flooring expert to bring your flooring ideas to life. Check out the Barton Bath + Floor showroom for your flooring project. We carry the best flooring brands for less

together. Visit the Barton Bath + Floor showroom today, and we'll take your inspiration to the next level.

2023 is shaping up to be a year of big changes in bathroom design. Homeowners are seeking out more modern, efficient, and sustainable designs that are both beautiful and functional. From the latest technology to stylish materials, now is the time to update your bathroom.

Check out the latest in bathroom trends across all styles below, to inspire your next bathroom upgrade or remodel.

The Rustic Bathroom Style

Thanks to their casual yet simple designs, rustic style bathrooms continue to be popular. These interiors rely heavily on wood, textured accents, and soft metal. This style celebrates imperfection and natural beauty.

Natural Wood Vanities

Rustic natural wood vanities grow in popularity as homeowners continue to embrace rustic design. These imperfect materials uncover a natural beauty in these warm and elegant tones which establish a newly modern statement to any bathroom.

Natural Wood Vanities

Trendy Barn Doors

Open a space up by installing trendy barn doors for a rustic yet functional feel.

Natural Tile and Wood Floors

Floor tiles are always a great option that stand up to wear and tear. Natural materials like stone, travertine, slate, and terracotta floor tiles all provide a rustic look that is both stylish and durable.

For a truly rustic floor, wooden flooring is also an option. Wooden flooring should be sealed properly to ensure a waterproof, easy to clean floor.

The Traditional Bathroom Style

Traditional bathrooms are always timeless. They often feature ornate tilework and furniture-style vanities that help retain the home's character. With modern touches like luxurious soaking tubs and contemporary fixtures, these bathroom styles will look great for years to come.

Single and Double Sink Bathroom Vanities

Traditional single sink bathroom vanities are ideal for smaller spaces or guest bathrooms. For larger baths, double sink bathroom vanities offer more counter and storage space, plus the bonus of having two separate sinks.

Clawfoot Tubs

Clawfoot soaking tubs are traditional fixtures that add a touch of luxury to traditional style bathrooms. Clawfoot tubs come in a variety of designs, from traditional roll-top tubs to more modern freestanding models. Clawfoot tubs are perfect for soaking in and provide a beautiful focal point for traditional style bathrooms. They are available in a variety of colors and materials, making it easy to find the right one for your bathroom.

Statement Tiling

With different geometric shapes, textures, colors, and sizing, statement tiling opens the interior design world to an endless number of possibilities. Adding complex tiling to bathroom floors creates a mosaic focal point and can enlighten any space.

Contemporary Bathroom Style

Contemporary bathroom styles are sleek and modern, with clean lines and geometric patterns. Expect designs rich in texture that incorporate modern technology like heated floors, digital showers, and ambient lighting.

Seamless Glass Showers

Opening a smaller space has never been easier with glass showers. These transparent screens eliminate barriers created within the room and complement well with natural light.

Activated Frosted Glass

Integrating this simple feature with modern technology such as activated frosted glass can elevate one’s bathroom entirely. This wow factor is perfect for adding a luxury feel into your home.

Heated Flooring

Heated floors are a modern technology that pairs well with traditional design to warm up your bath and provide supplemental comfort to your home.

The Small Bathroom Style

Small bathrooms can be a challenge for homeowners, as space is limited and there are many items to fit in such a small area. Fortunately, there are ways to make small bathrooms look bigger and work more efficiently.

Lighter Tones

Incorporate lighter tones for a chic look that reflects light well, while also making the room appear larger. Don't be afraid to mix in brighter shades with white tones. This will liven the space up while keeping a cohesive design.

Dimmable Lights

Pairing dimmable lights with dimmer switches to a bathroom can transform it from mundane to luxurious. Dimmers create a spa-like atmosphere in a bathroom.

Maximizing Space

When designing small bathrooms, think of small-scale furniture, more open shelving, and maximizing storage. Take advantage of small design features like wall-mounted sinks, small tubs, small showers, and even small toilets to help maximize a small bathroom space.

The Industrial Style

An industrial bathroom is all about combining practicality and functionality with stylish design. The industrial style features raw materials like exposed plumbing, electrical wiring, and metal accents. The focus is on creating a space that looks sleek and modern while still maintaining a sense of warmth.

Exposed Pipework

This bold design choice highlights both the refinement of the industrial appearance as well as the strengthening of metallic materials. Exposed pipework in bathrooms is a versatile design that makes any layout unique. Installing a heated towel rack can complement the exposed pipework aesthetic while providing comfort in a place of solitude.

Raw Material Walls

For walls, an industrial bathroom can be decorated with a variety of materials, including metal panels, wood accents, and exposed brick.

Concrete Flooring

When it comes to flooring, concrete is a popular choice for industrial bathrooms, serving as a durable and low-maintenance surface. Not to mention concrete floors are easy to clean and can be painted or stained for a one-of-a-kind look.

Conclusion

With 2023 here, many of us are looking forward to the evolving trends in home design and décor, particularly when it comes to bathrooms. For more tips and ideas check out our Bath Reno Plan. We provide the best brands for less with experts on staff that can help you with every decision along the way. Call us or check out our showroom today!

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