3 Timeless Bathroom Design Choices

Trends come and go but some features are truly timeless. By incorporating them into your new design, you can definitely make the most of bathroom renovation.

Neutral Colors

Bold colors might make more of a statement, but they tend to go out of style fast. If you’re looking for a color you won’t need to paint over in just a year or two, it’s best to stick to neutral hues, particularly white. Want to add a bit more personality to your bathroom? You can experiment with different color accents—a white backdrop draws more attention to these accents, making them appear more vivid in color.

Bathtubs

A walk-in shower has its advantages but nothing can beat a nice, relaxing soak in a bathtub. Prospective buyers with large families prefer homes with bathtubs for their kids, not to mention they’re more likely to pay a premium for homes with the feature. If you want a style that can appeal to a wide range of people, professional bathroom remodelers recommend installing a classic clawfoot tub with an overhead shower. A common feature in vintage or farmhouse-style houses, a clawfoot tub never goes out of style.

Marble Countertops

Luxe marble countertops are another feature that has a long lifespan, design- and material-wise. Marble is more durable than most synthetic countertop materials. Plus, no two marble countertops are the same—each slab will have a unique pattern, making a marble countertop the perfect addition to make your bathroom stand out. Consult a trusted contractor to learn which additional features can increase the ROI on a bathroom remodel.

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