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Bathroom remodel question

11 months ago

I recently remodled my bathroom which is very small and went with a lot of white floor. I put a floor down so I could change it if I had too. But after looking at it there would be some plumbing issues involved, and the vanity has a Bull nose around it that would have to be removed before the vanity could be moved. The question I have is if I wanted to change the floor with the same material what color suggestions could be used or should I just stay with what I have. Its a very clean look. The first photo is the before the rest are the afters.





Comments (18)

  • 11 months ago

    I'm not sure I understand your possible problems from the photos, but this is a clean, classic look. If you really need more color on the floor, you could get a throw rug/shower mat.

  • 11 months ago

    Yes I have one and yes it is clean. I was just getting suggestions on if I wanted to change the floor what I could go with. Just saying if the white starts getting to me. I tried to makethis look very modern with the black matte and marble like floor and blue walls. Thanks so much for your response.

  • PRO
    11 months ago

    I like it very classic look

    ksmooth1 thanked Patricia Colwell Consulting
  • 11 months ago

    Classic look I was going more for modern, did I miss it. Thanks so much for the reply

  • 11 months ago

    lmao yeah I forget sometime, thanks for the comment and re assuring me. I took alot of crap form my family who just said you have to much white, so I started 2nd guessing myself.

  • PRO
    11 months ago
    last modified: 11 months ago

    When you’re remodeling a bathroom, there are a few key things to get right so it works well and looks great. First, layout and plumbing logic: avoid moving plumbing too much if possible, because rerouting drains, waste, vent stacks, and water lines can get expensive fast. Think through fixture clearances, leave enough elbow room around toilets, vanities, showers, and doors.


    Second, waterproofing and drainage are critical: even small mistakes in sloping, tile transitions, curbs, or waterproof membranes can lead to leaks and damage. Use high-quality materials and ensure the waterproofing extends beyond just the “wet zone.”


    Third, lighting and ventilation are often undervalued: combine ambient, task, and accent lighting (mirror lights, recessed lights in shower, dimmers) and make sure exhaust fans vent outside (not just to an attic). Also consider positioning windows or skylights if possible. Fourth, storage and functionality: vanities with drawers, recessed niches, vertical cabinets, or medicine cabinets help keep clutter off surfaces.


    And finally, plan the procurement and lead times, fixtures, tiles, vanities, accessories often have long lead times, which can delay your project.

    ksmooth1 thanked Tejjy Inc.
  • 11 months ago

    I tried to follow all those suggestions and took my time hiring the right contractor.

  • PRO
    11 months ago

    I think it looks great! If you need a change, get a cool rug and put that down. The only thing I don't care for is the towel ring. Find one that is square or just get an 18" towel bar and cut the bar part down to about 12" .

    Other wise - enjoy it!

    ksmooth1 thanked Debbi Washburn
  • 11 months ago

    I wanted the towel ring becuase its next to the sink there is a towel rod behind the door

  • PRO
    11 months ago

    Yes you need a holder for a hand towel. I just think something more like this would be better ( I don't care for the round )


    But the rest looks great!

    ksmooth1 thanked Debbi Washburn
  • 11 months ago
    last modified: 11 months ago

    Too late now and the round doesn't really bother me, besides I cant get a hold of my contractor at all. I cant do stuff like this myself. Not mechanical at all im a retired Profession musician so im more artistic. I picked out all the colors and fixtures ,tile and floor he did all the work.

  • 11 months ago

    Most people remodel for themselves. And they do not care at all if someone else doesn't like it. “Their problem” is you being really insecure about you and your choices, and needing way more affirmation—from strsngers even—than most people. People tire of that behavior quickly.

  • 11 months ago

    I would keep the floor as is!

    ksmooth1 thanked Lisa Williams
  • 11 months ago

    This is more of a family boundary issue than a reno issue from what I read. That and a lack of basic grammar skills.

  • 11 months ago

    Whatever bro

  • PRO
    11 months ago

    I know why you can't get ahold of your contractor. And it's the same reason you have a problem with your family.

  • 11 months ago

    Yeah and whats that mr know it all