The bathroom is the second-most remodeled room in the home for a variety of reasons. It's small, relatively easy to remodel, a little effort goes a long way, and finding trendy items is usually pretty easy. What most people don't...
Everyone has heard the old adage you get what you pay for; it’s true in most situations from electronics to homes. A cheap laptop may last six months where a high quality laptop will likely still be running strong a few years down the road. The...
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Small bathrooms are not an uncommon occurrence in older Cape Cod homes and cottages. And the trend to open shelving in a bathroom, if done right, can make those small Cape baths look more spacious. But bathrooms often have a lot of clutter;...
Showering Spaces..The MVP of the Bathroom. Most folks love a good long hot shower. It's also a great place to relax and do some productive thinking.
When it comes to building a new shower space, options are plentiful and be warned- Showers are...
Orginally posted on FineHomeBuilding.comby Jamie Goldberg
The house I grew up in had only one full bathroom, which my parents, sister, brother, and I shared. Somehow, we made it work, as do millions of families today. But almost any bathroom...
A bathroom remodel can range from something as simple as upgrading a vanity or replacing a toilet to a complete overhaul, which includes the relocation of plumbing and electrical lines or even enlarging the room. Layout is a key consideration,...
Coming up later this summer, our team will transform a rabbit warren of a bathroom in Brewster into a stunning spa like retreat. This bathroom remodel will be a total transformation featuring a curb-less shower, tile and fixtures from Italy...
May 2012 Finds the team from @designREMODEL working on a new bathroom project in North Falmouth. We just completed a kitchen remodel in West Falmouth and we just updated a deck for a long time client also in North Falmouth.
Located across the...
1. Make sure there is adequate support under your new floor tile. Typically 1.5" is sufficient.
2. Have blocking installed in tub or shower walls for later installation of balance bars.
3. Install a simple timer on your exhaust fan and run it...