Have you ever visited a first-class resort and wanted to copy its bathroom designs to use in your home? If so, you may very well find a few of the following tips useful. These tips will help you to convert your bathroom into a showcase of coziness, luxury, and functionality, which you can be proud of.
One of the best ways to get inspired when it comes to creating your own bathroom designs is to look through several magazines that display styles, themes, and designs used in bathrooms. Find a few pictures of the bathrooms that you really like, and then take those pictures to your favorite home improvement supplier, to see what they can do to help you to find the various bathroom fixtures you like in the pictures.
You may find that the process of designing and decorating your bathroom becomes simpler when you do this type of research first.
Another great tip that will assist you in developing your bathroom designs is to look over the websites belonging to major plumbing fixtures manufacturers like Kohler, American Standard, and others.
Their websites often have free outline plans that you can use when designing your own bathroom. In addition to this, they often include a picture of a ‘display bathroom’ that was built using one of these plans, to give you an idea of what the finished bathroom will look like.
Finally, one of the most helpful factors of the plans offered by these companies is that they include a complete list of everything you will need to purchase in order to create the bathroom you have seen in the plans.
This can be extremely helpful when selecting your faucets and other bathroom items too.
Bathroom Designs By Kohler
An easy set of plans to work from when considering your bathroom designs is a set of plans created by Kohler.
Their ‘basic plan’ informs you about everything you will need in order to create a great looking ‘basic bathroom’ in your home. At a glance you will see that this plan is perfectly suited for those wanting to design a bathroom that is functional and spacious.
Kohler K-2015-4 22-inch Centerset Vitreous China Bathroom Sink
A sink that works well with the basic Kohler bathroom plan is the Kohler K-2015-4 22-inch Centerset Vitreous China Bathroom Sink from the Pinoir Collection.
This pedestal sink features contemporary styling, and 3 pre-drilled holes.
The faucet hole is perfect for a single-hole faucet, and due to the fact that you will be able to install just about any single-hole faucet into it, you will be able to use this pedestal sink in just about any bathroom, regardless of its styling.
It is also available in a number of finishes. These are:
- Almond
- Biscuit
- Black
- Dune
- Ice grey
- Innocent blush
- Mexican sand
- Navy
- Sand bar
- Skylight
- Sunlight
- Thunder grey
- White
A Grab Bar Made By Kohler
Kohler K-14561 Contemporary 18-inch ADA and ANSI Compliant Decorative Grab Bar
A grab bar that works exceptionally well with the ‘basic plan’ from Kohler is the Kohler K-14561 Contemporary 18-inch ADA and ANSI Compliant Decorative Grab Bar.
This grab bar features clean modern styling and solid wall-mounting brackets that make it one of the safest grab bars to use, on the market.
Also, because it has been constructed from premium metal, and can be coated in a corrosion and tarnish resistant finish of your choice, you can count on its longevity.
In conclusion, if you choose to follow a bathroom plan from one of the major plumbing fixtures manufacturers, and take note of the features you like in some of the bathroom designs you see in the magazines you review, you will find that your bathroom designing project can become that much easier.
This is a really cool article I have been trying to decide what I wanted to do for a bathroom in this house that my dad is building to sell and I could come up with anything original. Your article here and the other research I have done should make it easy for me now to come up with something original. Thank you so much your article was put together very well.
This is a great tool and I hope to get to use it when we start building our own home. I watched my dad build houses for many years and I thought I could do it with no problems but little did I know how much extra work he put into it to design rooms and things. This has been an eye opener, thanks.