When it comes to remodeling a home, many homeowners get stuck on the bathroom design. Some people struggle with keeping it simple, contemporary or classic. One of the most striking features that you can put into a bathroom is natural stone. As beautiful as it is, it can still be difficult to know what to do with it. What are some creative ways to implement natural stone in the bathroom? Here are four suggestions.
Is it time to update your outdated master bath? If so, it’s time to start thinking about the style and features to implement in your bathroom remodel, including your bathroom vanity countertops! More than ever homeowners are investing in renovations to transform their old bathroom into a spa oasis. Features like large open showers, soak tubs and saunas are among some popular master bathroom trends this year.
When deciding on a tile for your shower walls, be sure to choose something that will stand up to constant steaming, splashing and scrubbing without showing wear. For this, you’ll want something non porous. Ceramic and porcelain tiles are good choices, because they are non porous and very durable. Porcelain is harder than ceramic stoneware, and is slightly more scratch resistant. If you’re worried about chips, look for a shower tile that uses a clay body in a similar color to the glaze. That way, if a chip does appear, it will be less noticeable.
