How ignoring the urge to say "it's just a basement" can really pay off.
A basement bathroom is something one can think of as unimportant. "It's only a basement." I hear it all the time. I'd like to convince people to think of their basements as extensions of their living space, something that adds considerable value to their home.
I received news that a recent client sold their house for a considerable wind fall partly because of the amazing design features and improvements in, you guessed it, the basement.
No one lives in their home forever. On average Americans stay in their houses for 7 years. If you're putting money into your house, think of the future sale. Put in the extra money, do it right, think about design. It will pay off.
These showers are amazing, and will impress everyone that sees them. You'll never regret improving a bathroom, and if you do them right by hiring professionals, you can have the centerpiece that will prove to be a game changer.
A very classic shower with hand made 4x12's and a penny round shower floor. An inset box edged with decorative pencils. The outside floor is a patterned tile that is very fashionable.
Love this combination. Penny Rounds and embossed 4x12's. Dark grout Brushed nickle with solid curb. The shower is edged with brushed nickle Jolly profiles. Notice the drain! A lot nicer than a basic builder grade piece! Tile purchased from Traditions in Alpharetta.
This one is a beveled tile shower. A very bold look. We have hex wood look tile on the floor with a hard surface curb matching the top on the vanity. This is a 12x12 soap niche edged with Quadec brushed nickle profiles. Tile purchased at Traditions in Alpharetta.
Basic 3x6” subway tile with the small professional grade details to make it really stand out. White kerdi profiles on the tiled curb, an inset box edged with mitered bull nose. Contrasting dark grout with the white tile. Another professional detail: Single component grout for the dark grouts, so it’s sure to dry a consistent tone!