It is not unusual for your client to long for a luxurious and spacious bathroom. Unfortunately, most homes built before 1980 didn’t include that as a standard amenity, and not all clients have room in their budget for an addition to their bathroom. We’ve compiled a few simple tricks that can make your clients’ bathrooms feel larger and more glamorous.
A Touch of Luxury
You may not be able to tear out walls and provide your client with an extra-large bathroom, but you can add little touches of luxury that go a long way. Start with the shower. Choosing the right shower can provide the relaxation and rejuvenation your client wants. Our Emerge™ Shower Column requires no plumbing alterations behind the wall or in the ceiling in order to obtain a raincan shower plus hand shower experience. HydroRain® Two-in-One Shower Heads with H2Okinetic® Technology also install on a standard shower arm and offer a luxurious raincan shower experience. If a more extensive renovation is in the stars, take their shower experience to the next level with heated bathroom floors. Add a wall-hung towel warmer to really help their space feel like a spa.
Take a Walk on the Bold Side
Adding a fresh coat of paint, wallpaper—yes, it’s on the rise—or tile can also transform the room. A bold accent wall can help to define your client’s space and draw attention away from its size. A few well-placed mirrors can breathe more light into a room, making it feel more spacious and providing your client with a more functional bathroom. Recommend that your homeowners nix their shower curtain for glass sliding doors to open up the space visually instead of cutting off the line of sight with a solid wall or curtain.
Room for Décor
A well-placed shelf (or five) just might be the solution to your clients’ woes. This additional storage not only allows for décor and touches that add to the luxurious or spa-like experience, it can also free up floor and counter space. Help your homeowners consider all of the places shelving is possible: over the sink, an empty wall, a corner or even above the door—the latter being strictly for decorative purposes.
Small bathrooms can be a challenge, but with the right tricks and tools you can create the bathroom of your clients’ dreams.
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