Revamp Your Bathroom: Expert Tips for a Stylish and Functional Makeover from Tiffany Lauer Interiors

Bathrooms are more than just a functional space; they're personal retreats. If you're planning to update your bathroom, here are some tips to create a space that's both beautiful and practical, saving you headaches down the road.

Bright and Fresh Aesthetics

A bright, clean bathroom instantly uplifts the mood. Ensure your space is well-lit not just for aesthetics but also for functionality. While decorative sconces or pendants add character, task lighting is crucial. Incorporate enough recessed lights to cover the entire area. A great addition is LED mirrors, we especially love the Electric Mirror brand for their sleek design and functionality, perfect for any master bathroom interior design.

Timeless Tile Choices

You can never go wrong with classic marble or handmade tiles. They add a timeless elegance to any bathroom. Remember to seal your natural stone appropriately to maintain its beauty. If your budget allows, consider heated floors for an extra touch of luxury – your feet will thank you during those chilly mornings!

Vanity Tips for a Tidy Space

A clutter-free countertop can significantly enhance your bathroom's look and feel. Incorporating outlets inside vanity drawers is a smart move I often recommend. This setup provides a convenient spot to plug in hair tools, toothbrushes, shavers, and more, ensuring your counters remain clear and organized. For additional storage, consider adding a cabinet tower either between the sinks or matching them on each side. This approach not only maximizes storage space but also adds a symmetrical, aesthetically pleasing element to your bathroom's design.

Mixing & Balancing Metals

Mixing finishes can add a layer of sophistication to your bathroom. For instance, a brass faucet paired with oil-rubbed bronze mirror and hardware creates a striking contrast, a technique often seen in my favorite interior design styles. When mixing metals, limit yourself to two different finishes per bathroom to maintain a cohesive look. Currently, we're all about the charm of unlacquered brass or champagne bronze finishes, as well as the classic look of polished nickel, elements that can elevate both master and guest bathroom interior designs.

Mixing metals can be a delicate balance. The key is to choose one dominant metal and use the second as an accent. This approach creates a harmonious yet dynamic aesthetic. Remember, consistency in finish across different elements can tie the room together, even when you're playing with two different metals. 

A bathroom renovation is an opportunity to infuse your personality into one of the most intimate spaces in your home. Whether you are undertaking a full master bathroom remodel, bathroom makeover, 

or just a simple bath remodel, I hope these tips guide you toward creating a bathroom that reflects your style, while ensuring it’s both stylish and functional. For more design tips

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Photographer: Kim Pritchard

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