Choose a neutral, calming bathroom color.
Your wall color sets the tone for your room. While you can find many color theories out there, the Huffington Post says, “The most calming colors are usually in the blue family, but muted, dusty shades of other colors can also be soothing, according to Jackie Jordan, Sherwin Williams director of color marketing.” Choosing the right color can help reduce stress and increase your spa experience.
Upgrade your shower or bathtub.
Whether you decide to create a walk-in shower or install a rain shower head, enhancing your shower or bathtub can turn a regular bathroom into an oasis. Browse online galleries of walk-in showers or glass-enclosed showers, and see what styles or features get you excited. If you’ve always dreamt of having a claw foot tub, now may be the time to make your dream a reality.
Pay attention to your lighting.
Harsh lighting can interfere with your spa experience. No one likes the look of themselves in fluorescent lights. So as you consider your bathroom remodeling project, think of ways you might be able to increase natural light or install new lighting fixtures.
Focus on the details.
From countertops to decor, the small details can make or break your bathroom remodeling project. Have your end goal in mind before you go selecting cabinet hardware or bathroom rugs. You want everything to coordinate and reflect your personal style and goals for your at-home spa.
If you’re looking for an Indiana general contractor to complete your bathroom remodeling project, Hearn Construction is an experienced and certified home improvement expert. Our bathroom remodeling team can help you transform your bathroom into your personal spa. To ask about Hearn Construction’s service or to get a quote, call us at (765) 452-2669. We serve Kokomo, Lafayette, Muncie, and the surrounding Indianapolis cities.
Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com
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