As one of the rooms which typically adds
value to your home, you should ensure that you carefully plan your bathroom,
whether building a new home or renovating your existing suite. There are of
course lots of trends which you can follow but some of these will quickly
become dated and potentially have an impact on the overall value of your home.
One particular trend for 2014 is a
bathroom with a “living wall”, this is typically some type of foliage growing
on the feature wall and although these do look breathtaking if installed and
managed correctly they may include a significant amount of maintenance compared
to the traditional potted bathroom plants.
In previous years we have seen many
bathrooms take up the simple yet effective large beige wall and floor tile
trends and this is still commonplace in many new build home developments,
however the bathroom color palette is moving on. Monochrome and bold
statements are the focus this season. Black, gray and variations of can
instantly create a clean statement in a bathroom, this paired with carefully
planned lighting options and a clash of a white clean lined bathroom suite give
the ultra modern look many of us are looking for in a new home. If you’re
looking for the glamourous hotel bathroom look it can generally be achieved
with inspiration from the monochrome color scheme.
Mosaics are always a popular bathroom
trend, updating each season with a new color palette. The issue that commonly
arises is the speed at which these particular trends date and you need to
consider this when planning. Keeping it simple, tying in with the monochrome
trend or using it purely as an accent or accessory to the room against a simple
suite may help you here.
If
you want to take advantage of the latest bathroom trends without losing the
timeless aspect when you are investing in your bathroom suite then bathroom accessories
and furniture are key! Once trends move on you can simply update
your accessories and get a completely new look for your bathroom at a fraction
of the cost!
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