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Modern Bathroom Designs

Bathroom Flooring
Bathroom flooring should be chosen keeping bathroom safety in mind. Vinyl linoleum flooring can last several decades and easy to clean and maintain while marble flooring is easy to maintain but is much more durable and can last for generations. Good quality tiles may also last for generations and are easy to clean and maintain. Bathroom laminate flooring can last almost a decade but needs a little more maintenance. Hardwood flooring may last a lifetime but needs to be well maintained, especially around the base of the commode. It adds warmth and elegance to your master bath and normally uses oak and pine wood. Bathroom carpet adds warmth and softness to the floor but is very difficult to maintain and water can cause odor and mildew in the carpet, so it is better to use throw rugs instead of carpets for comfort and style.

Bathroom flooring ideas eliminated warm and soft carpet as wet carpet flooring becomes damp and dirty and does not look so cozy but if your heart is set on the bathroom carpet flooring, make sure to have a vinyl border around the bath, toilet and basin to take care of accidental splashes and a few bathmats on it to soak in water and moisture and soapy condensations from your feet. Laminate bathroom flooring may or may not be used for wet floor areas though high quality laminate bathroom flooring system with high gloss finish and smooth surface adapts well to wet floorings. They are quick and easy to install too. Stone finishes in bathroom laminate flooring such as granite and marble designs look beautiful and can last for years.

The most popular options available to your while choosing bathroom flooring are bathroom carpets, bathroom carpet tiles, ceramic floor tiles, laminate flooring, bamboo flooring and vinyl flooring. Uncovered floorboards in a period style bathroom are quite cheap and look authentic. They add warmth to your bathroom. They need to be sanded well before sealing coated with varnish. However, floorboards can be slippery once they get wet and let the draught of air in the bath space. The space between the floorboards can let the water seep in to the ceiling below. Thus, it requires much maintenance. Bathroom carpet is warm and inviting and has a non-slippery surface. The most commonly used carpet in the bathroom is the one with foam backing.

Bathroom Designs Ideas

Bathroom Styles

Traditional Style
In general, it is the most complex type of style but it is very elegant and inviting provides warmth, grace and dignity. This style comprised of light and natural colors, which combines with combination of ornamental and jewel theme. There is nothing wild or cluttered in a traditional room. You might feel outdated when you enter the bathroom with traditional interior. Modern, eclectic pieces have no room in a traditional space.

Traditional bathrooms include:

• Use crystal, enameled, and jeweled bath accessories.
• Use Pedestal on sinks with vertically stripped depression, bases.
• Use two-piece toilets.
• Use brass finished fittings and hardware having jewel tones.
• Use fragment oils and shampoos.
• Use cotton towels finished with fine laces or embellished with sophisticated embroideries.
• Use luxury soaps, lotions and bath salts.

1. Use rugs, footstools, comfort chairs.
2. Use linen guest towels also provide for your guests.
3. Use beautiful and fragment candles and attractive lighting.
4. Use claw-foot tub with gold/chrome colored foots.
5. Use ceramic tile, fabric, porcelain or wood flooring.
6. If your bathroom is spacious, try to put upholstered or wicker chair. Fabric is generally expensive such as silk, velvet or damask which featured patterns over texture.
7. Use mid toned colors however very dark and very light can be used. Enhance the colors with bronze accents and cozy wood tones.
8. Multi floral prints in fabric are always welcome in Traditional style.

Small Bathroom Designs

Bathroom Toilets

Bathroom toilets can be categorized as antique toilets such as pull-chain high tank toilet or water closets and modern contemporary toilets such as ergo dynamic corner toilets and elongated toilet with large siphon outlets. While choosing a bathroom toilet seat, check whether it has a round or elongated front. Round front toilets are more compact, relatively cheaper and can fit into small spaces while elongated bowl model toilet seats have extended rim length and are comfortable to use. One-piece toilet looks sleek and is actually six to ten individual fixtures sculpted into a seamless use as a bathroom space saver idea.

They are available as hand crafted units too. They may not have crevices between the tank and bowl, which is susceptible to collect dirt and odors. You may also buy two piece toilets that look traditional and have separate tank and bowel that can be bolted together upon installation. Saving water should be a focus in today's bathroom requirements, so pay close attention to toilet flushing systems. Average efficient flush toilets use about 1.6 gallons of water per flush. Gravity-fed flush toilets give good performance and are efficient at disposing away the waste quietly. Pressure-assisted toilets use pressure from the water supply in the home and are slightly louder. However, there is no condensation on the outer tank to complain of.

Deep toilets with even surface and a rich coat of glaze are easy to clean and smoothness of the internal trap way facilitates the flow of waste and prevents clogging. High quality toilet seats are quite durable and efficient too. Bathroom toilets come in various sizes with varying width, depth and height so make sure what kind of toilet seats are compatible with the plumbing style of your bathroom. While most toilets bolt to the floor 12 inch from the wall, there are 10 inch and 14 inch models available in the market too. Previously, the toilets used 5 gallons of water per flush that were later reduced to 3.5 gallons and today 1.6 gallons per flush is the mandatory standard. Check with your local authorities to find the water efficiency standards set to conserve water that you need to follow while installing your toilet seat.