BATHROOM REMODELING TIPS NAKED TRUTH ABOUT SHOWER HABITS: Though most people believe they spend upwards of 20 minutes showering, behavioral market researchers reveal that the majority of people actually spend a lot less time in the shower. The shower study also revealed that people use the shower for a variety of different purposes beyond just getting clean - based on mood, time of day & other factors.
At Sea Pointe, we have noticed the following trends being requested by clients when remodeling their Master • SPA EXPERIENCE - One of the most critical places in • BUILT IN STORAGE - Recessed shampoo boxes add dimension & niche-like display areas to store beautifully • RESTING PLACES - Built in shower seats & shaving • CUSTOM WATERWORKS - Bathers are demanding customized plumbing which now include multiple shower-massage heads, thermostatic temperature control valves and hand-held shower heads that offer a variety of height locations & water settings. BRIGHTEN UP YOUR BATHROOM: The secret to a brighter bathroom is good lighting from many sources. A single light in the center of the bathroom ceiling just does not cut it anymore. Try these illuminating ideas – • Lighting in the shower stall should be bright enough to help avoid spills while making shaving & shampooing easier. Be sure to choose lighting fixtures designed specifically for use in wet areas. • Tubs, like showers, need good general light, which can be provided by a recessed fixture. Flexible mood lighting can also create a more luxurious bath experience. • Windows provide natural light to supplement or replace the electric options, particularly during the day. Maximize use of windows, & consider positioning mirrors to capture & reflect back natural light. • Create a night light by illuminating the floor in the toe-space below vanities & cabinets with a linear lighting system. • Indirect or cove lighting, with its hidden light source, can add aesthetic appeal, giving the bathroom a soft, warm glow that bespeaks restful serenity. • A halogen light above the vanity provides cross illumination when used In conjunction with wall sconces. • Table lamps add a soft, human touch to bathrooms. Display them away from water sources on tables, vanities, or for an extra high-end look, display them on multi-purpose bathroom islands. • A decorative light fixture suspended from the ceiling provides an elegant touch while adding an extra source of light. A focused flood over the commode will provide light for water closet reading.
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