Wet zones, also known as wet rooms, offer an alternative to the bulky shower enclosures commonly found in many bathrooms. These are becoming more and more desirable, and, because they can add value to your home, they have been proven to be highly functional and worth the investment.
Passed in 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provides guidelines for building a custom bathroom that is accessible to anyone, including individuals with physical disabilities. While homeowners do not have to adhere to the guidelines stated by the law, these can still be used as a reference point when tackling a bathroom remodeling project.
Bathrooms are meant to be the cozy retreat people go to after a long day. It’s for this reason that the minimalist trend has become increasingly popular because it only has the bare essentials to create a clutter-free area. If you are looking to make this area of your home more relaxing yet still functional,…
Walk-in tubs are often considered as an accessible bathing solution for those who have limited mobility since it comes with safety and comfort features, such as a low step to get in it, hydrotherapy and heated surfaces. Despite these advantages, however, there are still a few myths that surround walk-in tubs, making homeowners reluctant to…
