Would you say your overall design style sleek and chic? Do you enjoy the true architecture of a space with its linear simplicity rather that an overly adorned and accessorized space? If you'd like to translate your modern vision into your Master Bath here are a few design ideas to help get you started.
tacking the tile creates a very interesting modern vibe. Stay away from the common square tile in any size.Hagerman, a Certified Kitchen Designer (CKD), founded his company in 1993. Over the years his designs have won national awards and garnered attention from professional publications. He's attracted clients like Jeff Smith, of the Frugal Gourmet, whose career on public television ended in the 1990s. He even once redesigned the kitchen in the governor's residence for the State of Michigan."I loved studying blueprints. I think that is where I began to enjoy the drawing and design part of the process, and developing my interior design skills," Hagerman says. "Learning how to build cabinets as a young man helped me understand how everything fits together."4. Add or change lighting. A lighting professional can give some great ideas here.Naturally, doing the project yourself will save additional money. If you or someone in your household has the time, energy and talent to tackle the job, great. If you need additional tools (tile cutters, paint sprayers, etc.) be sure to check with your local store which may have tools and equipment to rent. Some of these outlets also offer seminars and classes which can be very helpful in giving you the confidence to tackle your project yourself.But if you are not a do-it-your-self type of person, consider hiring a contractor who specializes in small jobs. A good contractor can also be a great source for new ideas. Enjoy your newly remodeled home!
Draw the bath and enjoy the modern luxuries of your new space.
Author: Lori Gilder
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