3 Essential Components of a Custom Shower

Customizing a shower experience goes beyond simply choosing the right showerhead for you. Of course, showerheads play a critical role in bringing your custom shower to life, but it’s not the only consideration you should keep in mind. As a bathroom renovation expert, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of St. Louis Park shares these three other essential components every shower should have to ensure you have your bases covered::

1. Enough Space

A shower area doesn’t have to be big to function right but it does need to have enough space to ensure you can take a shower in comfort. Depending on how much space you have available, you can also consider whether or not to enclose the shower area and with what.

2. Custom Tilework

There’s nothing like new tilework to refresh a shower area. What a lot of people don’t realize, however, is that tilework can be customized, reflecting not just your preferences but addressing your needs as well. Want something colorful? Interested in a more zen-like appeal? The choice is yours.

3. New Fixtures and Accessories

In the same way that new tilework can easily breathe new life into a shower area, new fixtures and accessories are also a quick way to spruce it up. You just have to make sure that you entrust the job to a bathroom fixture installation expert like DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of St. Louis Park, who can not only guarantee proper installation but also give you access to the best options to address your needs.

Bathroom Remodeling Like No Other

DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of St. Louis Park has been offering bathroom remodeling services for more than 20 years. We had our start as an interior design firm so you can count on us to ensure that your custom shower is perfect for you. Fill out our online contact form or give us a call at (954) 637-6386 to start a conversation with us today!

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