We all have a ‘dream’ house we want to end up in. This ‘dream’ comprises comfort and aesthetics. An entire house aside, a bathroom alone can become quite the nightmare to remodel. The value for money flies beyond the roof when aesthetics meet comfort. Plus, unless you are a professional or someone who has been there a couple of times, the details, options, decisions and processes can tear you down. To achieve the end result of the budget bathroom renovations adelaide that you have imagined, here are a few tips:
Placements
The key to aesthetic remodeling is in placement – what will go where. Organize yourself. Start by drawing out what you want. Next, make sure you have the accurate dimensions of the bathroom so that you can calculate, for instance, if a particular tub will fit or not. Even calculate the height that you would want for the sink! For instance, if you are planning on an above counter vessel sink; the counter will have to be placed lower than the standard height to accommodate comfort. Go that deep in planning because the result depends on it. Do not forget to place your toilet so that if the door remains open it is not the first thing visible to the eye.
Vanity
Be mindful of the vanity you choose. If it is too big for your space there will be trouble in terms of mobility. If it is too small for your place you will be troubled in terms of space and storage. Remember not to fulfill a single criteria – it should please your aesthetics and also fulfill the utility.
Tiles
Don’t go all out when picking the tiles. You can cut a lot of cost here. Firstly, you don’t need to tile all the walls. You can place the tiles in a single line like a strip and paint the rest and it will work just fine. Secondly you can work on the size of the tiles by placing a few big ones together in the middle and surrounding them with smaller ones. In doing so, you can achieve a luxurious look in a lesser amount.
Lighting and scheme
The right lighting can help you achieve the look that you want. The effect that you want will be amped by the right lighting. You must plan the number of lights and their placement. All the fittings of the bathroom should get along. Plan your lighting and scheme effectively. Choose every product in relation to the existing ones.
Convert to a shower
Whether you already have a bath tub or planning on adding it now, consider leaving a shower. In doing so you will be opening up a lot of space which scores points in terms of aesthetics and functionality. Further you will be saving up a lot of cost that comes with purchasing and setting up a bathtub. You won’t need to make space and reroute the plumbing – and that makes a set of pros you cannot ignore.
