Mirrors
Think about replacing your bathroom mirror with a contemporary one to instantly modernise your bathroom. There are options available with built-in lighting, heating to avoid them steaming up, and storage to maximise the space and give it a luxurious feel.
Flooring
Change your bathroom flooring with porcelain or ceramic tile; they are resilient, waterproof and durable. Another major upgrade is heated flooring, which makes a massive difference in comfort during cold months and will help reduce the heating cost to make the house cost-efficient in the long run. Adding features like a heated flooring or a steam shower can make your bathroom feel like a luxurious spa, and it’s a feature that buyers will appreciate.
Waterproof Wallpaper
Installing wallpaper directly in a shower or steam room makes it the perfect option for a unique statement. It is resistant to humidity due to a fully waterproof membrane that doesn’t get damaged when in direct contact with water as opposed to a standard wallpaper. It is easy to maintain and clean as well as provide a unique selling point and make your bathroom stand out from the other bathrooms on the market.
WET SYSTEM has been developed to be installed in indoor damp environments with temperatures ranging from +10° to +35° on walls that are: directly inside showers and/or around bathtubs used few times a day such as in private homes and hotels.
Storage
Any room will be endlessly frustrating if it is not user-friendly, and, in the case of a bathroom, that means provision for storage. Consider mixing concealed and open storage, such as cabinets, vanity drawers and shelving. Proper storage can make even the tiniest spaces feel well-organized and serene. Adding shelving or built-in cabinets for everyday items helps declutter countertops, which should be clear for sink and mirror use.
Hooks and towel warmers to hang towels, robes, and other items will help keeping them within easy reach.
Energy efficient fixtures
Updating your bathroom to be more energy efficient by using LED lighting, low-flow showerheads, and dual-flush toilets can help you save money on utilities, save water and make it more attractive to buyers. Smart thermostats, timers, and motion sensors can be used to control lighting and heating, reducing energy consumption when the bathroom is not in use.
If you are already renovating you might as well install proper insulation that will help to keep the bathroom warm in the winter and cool in the summer, reducing the need for heating and cooling.