8 Bathroom Renovation Design Trends for 2015

Wall Hung Vanities

Try something new in your bathroom design by creating a striking vanity wall. For a space-opening contemporary look instead of the more traditional vanity cabinet down to the floor, very little storage is lost by hanging your cabinets a few inches above the floor.

You can even enlarge the space and highlight your new vanity by adding hidden lighting underneath. Sleek laminate or wood veneer cabinetry will enhance the style of your new modern bathroom. Your certified designer will show you how it can be done.

LED Lighting

LED lighting is becoming more popular and affordable. LED fixtures and bulbs have improved in both color and price. This highly efficient method of lighting is especially effective and beautiful in bathroom settings. It can wrap and be hidden in mirrors for very effective make-up and grooming uses. Low heat ceiling or wall lighting with very small but attractive fixtures will add beauty and cost savings in your powder room or master bath. For almost every type of room, and now, this is especially true for bathrooms.

Heated Flooring

Cold bathroom floors have always been a problem for homeowners of every age. That problem can now be easily eliminated by adding a heat system under your new bathroom floor. This innovation is surprisingly easy to add new your new or remodeled bathroom. Tiny electric coils are spread evenly under whatever new floor material you select. Seven day programmable thermostats embedded in the floor warm the floor when you need it while saving money. Even your shower floor can be heated to take the chill out of that early morning shower.

Sensor-Operated Faucets

Sensor operated faucets may also be a great choice for environmentally conscious homeowners. These are not only convenient—they could even save on your water use. You will save water and the power needed to heat the water because you won’t need to leave it running as much with these new faucets. When your hands are dirty, wet or when you are carrying something, you don’t have to stop to turn the water on or off with the handle. Depending on which type of sensor faucet you have, all you do is touch the faucet of move your hand near it.

Many people choose to use sensor-operated faucets for their kitchen sinks, but you could also use them for your bathroom sinks and showers as well.

Fireplaces

Fireplaces in the bathroom? Yes, believe it! Today’s bathroom designs are all about incorporating ultra-lavish touches, and fireplaces are the perfect addition. If your master bathroom is directly adjacent to your bedroom, you could even have your home design team make the fireplace connect between the two spaces.

What are your favorite bathroom design trends for 2015? Let us know on The Kitchen Master’s Facebook page!

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