These days, everyone is looking for a way to rest and relax. One of the best rooms in your home that can help revitalize you is your bathroom. Many homeowners are opting for a complete bathroom remodel in order to maximize their space and make it as welcoming and comfortable as possible. Here are just a few of the popular bathroom styles in 2022 from the professional team at Booher Remodeling Company.
Spa Vibes
When many people think of relaxation they think of a spa day. So why not bring the spa to you? Imagine smooth stone, matte fixtures, or wood surfaces for a more elegant look. You’re going for an organic look with great flow.
Plant Life
Plants have become a huge trend in 2022. Referred to as “biophilic design,” it’s a concept that works calming green plant life directly into the layout of the bathroom. This also helps to filter the air and can reduce odors.
Wet Rooms
A wet room is essentially a large, “open” shower and bathing space. Picture a large area with a rain-style shower head, bench for sitting, and a freestanding tub. This is a wonderfully modern look that eliminates the need for a shower curtain.
Exposed Plumbing
Now, we don’t mean leave your actual pipes exposed. There is a specific type of hardware that is designed to have an “exposed” look. Instead of just the showerhead sticking out of the wall, for example, you’d see the pipe leading up to the showerhead as well. This can add a lot of character to your bathroom.
New-Age Tech
For all of you techies out there, check out some of the more modern showerhead technologies that are available. You can get showerheads that allow you to set a specific temperature, release scents into the room, or play music out of a speaker- anything to help you relax while you shower.
Booher Remodeling Company serves Indianapolis and the surrounding areas, including Carmel, Fishers, Zionsville, and Avon, and our team can help you bring these bathroom styles to life. We’re also experts in kitchen remodels. Give us a call today at (317) 852-5546 to request a consultation.
