Bathroom, just like Kitchen is one of the most used rooms in the house. It only makes sense that you should choose a great bathroom design. The recent tendency in bathroom design is to make them a personal retreat for home owners and family members. So, reward yourself and come up with a great bathroom design in your home.

Today’s bathroom designs have fairly unlimited options, home owners seeking to create their own personal recoil from the world and the rigors of daily living. The truth is, that with all the options available it’s fairly difficult not to have an amazing bathroom. If you are still having difficulty picturing the finished product, here are a few suggestions to get you started.

Bathroom design tips, suggestions:
 
Consider, glazing a bathroom tub instead of replacing it, especially if it is still in relatively good condition. This can save you more than half the cost of a tub replacement—and minimize the dust at the same time!
Cultured marble sheets are a good choice for tub surrounds, instead of ceramic tile. You will save considerably on labor costs and the marble sheets are much easier to clean.

Look around check how you are utilizing Bathroom space. You may be able to take some space from a neighboring room or closet. If your overall space is limited, purchase a jetted tub and shower combination, or install a pedestal lavatory instead of a vanity cabinet with a sink.

Understand that, while pedestal lavatories do eliminate the need for vanities and save space, some models may cost more than a separate vanity cabinet and sink. Look at all your options before making a decision.
Combo marble lavatories can be a great budget choice, since it is an integrated sink bowl and countertop sold in one easily installed unit.

Define what is really needed in the bathroom. Sometimes an extra bath is planned when installing a double sink in an existing bath would meet the need.

If you planning to add a large jetted tub to your project, consider adding a water heater dedicated to that tub. A large jetted tub can hold up to an average of 75 gallons or more, which can easily overextend your existing, water heater and cause problems down the road.