How to Choose the Perfect Bathroom Vanity Top

Remodeling your home may be an expensive and time-consuming project, but it is a surefire way to turn an ordinary house into a gem. Considering nearly a quarter of life is spent in the bathroom shaving, brushing your teeth and showering, why not begin remodeling there first?

Whether on a budget or not, you want an efficient makeover with quality products. So here are some tips to consider:

Bathroom Style According to Bathroom Size

A common mistake people make when redecorating their bathroom is use incorrect sized amenities and light fixtures that make the bathroom feel crowded. The easiest way to fix this is properly measure the bathroom before purchasing amenities. Depending on the size, you can choose from the following designs:

• Spacious bathrooms with natural lighting provide the perfect backdrop for luxurious shower cases and exquisite bathroom countertops. Opt for opulent materials such as glass, granite, or even organic materials such as bamboo and wood. Choose colors that bring out the bathroom’s beauty.
• If your bathroom is small and with or without natural lighting, here are some visual tricks to increase its size. Use small, light colored fixtures and amenities. Use brightly colored paint on the walls and ceiling. Note: paint one wall first to ensure the color is what you want, preferably the one with the mirror on it. Use large mirrors and smaller bathroom countertops. Create depth by displaying cabinets and shelving vertically. Finally, consider choosing smaller built-in sinks without counter tops, minimizing the appearance of clutter.

Out With The Old, In With The New

You don’t have to spend thousands of dollars redecorating your bathroom. If you’re short on money, invest in a clear glass shower door or shower curtain, a colorful carpet or scented candles. If you have a washing machine or other amenities inside the bathroom, consider moving them to another part of the house.

Lighting Is Essential

Changing the lighting can dramatically change the bathroom’s appearance. Avoid large or bulky lighting fixtures. Choose small fixtures with 100W light bulbs and place them on the ceiling to maximize wall space. If you’re blessed with a natural source of lighting, keep the window open as much as possible.