five years, it’s worth it to do it for yourself. And besides, there’s no
guaranteed way to tell what will appeal to a future buyer.
VI.
Renovation Challenge: Design ideas for different projects
There are several features and factors you’ll need to consider when planning
your bathroom renovation, including:
Layout
The right layout is essential to create a functional and comfortable space, so
consider ambience, flow and practicality when deciding on your bathroom
layout. Speak to an architect or a builder about the functionality and layout of
the space. There’s a seemingly endless array of floorplan options available,
though you may be constrained by the location of existing plumbing
connections. Consider the features you want in your bathroom, for example
maximising natural light or ensuring an easy flow from the bedroom through
to your ensuite shower, when deciding on the right layout.bathroom
Shower
The shower is one of the features of your bathroom that will get the most use.
From choosing a screen for privacy to deciding on a shower head to sourcing
the right water flow, there’s plenty to think about when selecting your
shower. You can choose a fixed or hand-held shower head, massage showers,
waterfall showers and high- and low-pressure jets. In terms of shower
screens, do you want a framed, frameless or semi-frameless screen, or
perhaps no screen at all? Chat to an interior designer and shop around at
bathroom specialist stores to learn more about the different options available
on the market and how they fit into your plans.
Bath
A contemporary bathtub is a must — and there’s a seemingly limitless range
of beautiful designs to choose from. There are freestanding tubs that are
statement pieces in their own right, recessed baths that use minimal space,
easy-access baths for the elderly or those with a disability, as well as full