Think Twice About Glass Few things open up a bathroom like glass walls and doors. But keep in mind that shower glass requires upkeep. You need to squeegee it regularly to avoid streak marks. This may make it less convenient for a bathroom designed for aging in place. There are heavy-duty types of shower glass that reduce maintenance, but expect to pay more for it.
slab back splashes!
If your vanity is a little dated but otherwise in good condition, have it painted and install new hardware. You might be pleasantly surprised at the transformation, and all for less than the cost of a replacement. Look for other features that can be easily refreshed or restored as well.
Like the tile
wood look tile!
Like the wood look tile but would want a warmer, lighter finish.
Two bathroom mirrors
White walls
cost saving options
A hinged glass shower door swings both in and out so the homeowners can reach in and turn on the water without getting wet.
I like that the outside of the tub matches the surrounding tile.
Good ideas.
curbless shower makes a bathroom feel bigger and look cleaner — plus, it’s very practical for aging-in-place homeowners, since it adheres to universal design principles.
In the bathroom floor plan here, the wall between the two rooms adds only a couple of inches to the overall size of the bathroom but doubles the room’s functionality.
Your choice of flooring can be crucial to the amount of time you need to spend cleaning it. Don’t put textured tile on the floor. A joint-free floor will be the most hygienic and easiest to clean. For example, terrazzo or cushion-backed vinyl.
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