This leads many people to go a bit more contemporary in their bathroom design choices than in other rooms of the home, even if the rest of the space is quite traditional.
It’s a big trend, but it’s also a no-brainer choice for style and strength.
The fact that this treatment can also help hide the occasional stray hair is a great bonus.
The floor is a great place to include a controlled dose of stone if you don’t want to use too much. The floor surface in a bathroom is often smaller than many of the walls, so it makes an impact without overwhelming.
Brushed nickel especially is a safe-bet choice that has a hint of warmth, minimizes water spotting and goes with virtually any other palette of materials and finishes. It can even be mixed with brass, bronze or black accents if you want to try out other finishes in more changeable elements but keep the fixtures trend-proof.
Why? Probably because with beautiful vanities, faucets and countertops around it, the sink doesn’t really need to fight for attention. Plus, an undermount sink is easy to keep clean and doesn’t eat up counter space.
Choose a well-made freestanding tub that retains heat and makes a statement in your bathroom.
LED lights, with their ability to create bright, glowing light that seemingly emanates from the walls, are a huge trend not just for their looks, but also for their sustainability. These lights use less energy and last longer than traditional incandescent bulbs, and the crisp light gives a fresh, clean look. It’s a win-win.
