2017 Bathroom Designs and Trends
People these days are always looking to remodel their homes, buying all the newest gadgets, new TVs, stereo systems, and other gadgets that are traditionally expensive and don’t improve that much on previous models. Let’s talk about one of the more neglected room in most homes.
When’s the last time you remodeled your bathroom? The old standard necessities like rugs, curtains, and medicine cabinets just aren’t cutting it on their own anymore, and it’s time to step into the modern world by giving your bathroom the upgrade you’ve been putting off since you moved in. This article will take a look at the newest trends and styles in home bathroom renovation.
Everyone wants their bathroom to look like it belongs in a five-star hotel but many people are too intimidated by the expensive-looking themes to begin the remodeling process. There’s good news though. It’s 2017, and upgrading your bathroom no longer has to cost an arm and a leg.
Many companies are beginning to sell modern, high-quality utilities & accessories at affordable prices.
Ray Grahams offers a large selection of home-improvement tools and appliances to complete your home. Alongside other household products, they carry a sizable number of modern, stylish utilities to give your bathroom the makeover it deserves.
The best way to describe contemporary western bathroom design would have to be ‘elegant minimalism,’ which incorporates several modern themes to achieve a clean, sleek look while retaining the qualities that make your home comfortable. A hallmark of modern bathroom aesthetics, chrome-plated accessories can add a look of sharpness to your restroom without breaking the bank in the process. Adding chrome to pieces like taps, faucets, and railings make for a great accent and give off a subtle classiness that’s sure to impress guests. Additionally, using white as a secondary color to chrome can create a very clean look that complements nearly any room.
Wood makes for a nice counterbalance to the ultra-clean look of chrome, and also helps to retain a small bit of traditional decoration. It does this by providing texture and using darker hues to break up monochrome colors. If you’re looking for good applications for wood in a modern bathroom, check out this
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If you don’t like wood-grain textures, or if you just feel like mixing it up even more, you should try using stone to supplement minimal designs. Much like wood, it helps differentiate between modern and clinical, which can make a big difference on the impression your bathroom makes. Stone can be used for cups, jars, soap dispensers, and other applications that every bathroom needs.
Electric Showers are quickly becoming a favorite household product because they solve a huge problem: running out of hot water. They do this by heating water themselves- without the use of a heater. If you live in a building with a shared water heater, an upgrade to an electric shower can be a godsend. The best electric showers also contain an array of jet stream functions, turning a shower into a low-cost massage, every day.
Stylish and well-reviewed, Ray Grahams has an entire line of affordable electric showers to accommodate any bathroom. With the wide range of temperature settings that these
electric showers have, users can command much more control over the heat of the water. This means you can find that ‘sweet-spot’ without burning yourself or standing in lukewarm water.
Well known fact: all great bathrooms have giant wall-mirrors. Lesser known fact: not all mirrors are created equal. There’s a range of new mirrors on the market today, and they’re making massive improvements in how you see yourself.
This one not only has a razor charging dock, but also a touch-screen LED interface, built-in. This means users can walk into their bathrooms in the middle of the night and turn on the light without blinding themselves with harsh fluorescents. That’s a luxury previously known to few.
With the exception of the LED wall mirror (it is 860 mm x 660 mm), everything reviewed in this article can be bought for less than £100 each. If you know where to look, you can give your bathroom a completely new look and feel for just a few-hundred pounds. It’s a good beginner-intermediate level home-improvement project, and your whole family will love the results.
