
Your Guide to Planning your Perfect Designer Master Bathroom
Posted 22nd December 2008
If you’re treating yourself to a new designer master bathroom with the full works or if you’re splashing out on a few features to update your bathroom, you might be wondering where to start. Designing a new bathroom can completely transform your bathing experience and even add value to your home so it’s important to choose the right bathroom suite and accessories. With so many options out there, how can you find the right bathroom suite and layout for your home? Checkout our top tips below...
Who uses your bathroom?
The people that use your bathroom will influence the type of plan and designer suite you choose. If you live on your own then you have complete free reign of what bathroom suite you choose. If you live with a partner you could consider installing a double sink unit or one of the luxury designer spa bathrooms for a romantic and relaxing effect. Families generally need a lot of storage so you could choose a sink with a storage unit underneath if you have a family or maybe a separate shower so two children can use the bathroom at once.
How much space is available?
The area of your bathroom will dictate what fittings and furniture can be installed. If you have a compact bathroom then you’re unlikely to be able to fit a bath and separate shower cubicle in. On the other hand, if you have a large bathroom you could choose a freestanding bath or features of designer spa bathrooms such as a sunken bath if your budget allows.
What features do you want in your bathroom?
While TVs and under floor heating is a luxury for most people, if you have the budget then why not include these in your plan? Think about what you want in your designer master bathroom and if there is space available for it. Heated towel rails, open shelving, mirrored cupboards and bathroom furniture such as vanity units can all be optional extras to be included in your bathroom to complement your new designer bathroom suite. Decide which features and accessories you definitely want and then see if you have the floor and wall space to include them in the plan.
What suite will you choose?
Installing a new designer bathroom suite is the perfect opportunity to create a whole new mood and style in your bathroom. Designer suites come in all shapes and sizes from classic bathrooms such as a traditional Victorian bathroom suite which can include dramatic claw footed cast iron baths to contemporary bathroom suites which can look more like the inside of a spa than a regular bathroom! Your choice will depend on your personal preferences but it is important to consider the overall look of the bathroom as your choice of suite will affect the paint, tiles, flooring and furniture you choose for your bathroom.
Visit Bathing Direct for an inspiring range of classic bathrooms and designer master bathrooms to help you to design your new bathroom.

