3 Financially Beneficial Bathroom Design Tips

The world of engineering and the world of style has merged, so it is no longer necessary to weigh practicality against aesthetics because they have become one in the same. The problem now is that with the fast pace that science and fashion keep moving forward and becoming better, it is difficult to make design kitchens around our homes and offices.

Sometimes we are scared of installations and renovations because they are expensive commitments. Here are 3 things you could think about doing to promise that your renovation decisions are financially beneficial:

• Put a glass door up that closes your entire bath off and tile the enclosed area. This works especially well for bigger bathrooms that have space for a lot of creativity. Closing the bath off from the bathroom completely will protect humidity-sensitive things in your bathroom, like artwork, wallpaper and small furniture pieces. It also puts a styling edge to your bathroom’s design and creates a sauna-like sensation. 
• Updating the fixtures in your bathroom such as lights, sink faucets and towel rack are relatively small investments that also promises to increase your value of property. Take advantage of these upgrades by making trendy design decisions that will bring character to your bathroom. Installing MelaWood SupaGloss cabinets will add a crispy clean shine to your bathroom. The high-gloss properties of MelaWood SupaGloss create a modern, reflective twist to your bathroom; you can even choose from a variety of colours to match your ideal style. 
• Create moods with colours and geometric prints rather than investing in expensive furniture and amenities. This will make it very easy to keep the bathroom clean and free from clutter while locking your bathroom’s aesthetically pleasing qualities in place. You could also look into greenery as a decorating alternative. Air plants and orchids are ideal for bathroom environments because they enjoy humid areas, they are low maintenance and they are extremely decorative, so much so that they offer a versatile range of styles too.Tillandsia Juncea’s can be used for a simplistic, industrial style while Spanish moss is perfect for dramatic and moody design styles. 

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