| Featured Image: @kowalskekitchenandbath_KB1970AX_ | While the guest bathroom might not be where most homeowners spend their time, it is an important reflection of the home’s design. Often, the guest bathroom is neglected during home remodels and slowly begins to fall out of style. |
Kingston Brass carries a variety of beautiful bathroom fixtures, perfect for upgrading any size bathroom that needs a facelift. Check out the following signs that a guest bathroom is in need of an update and take a few quick steps to remedy the design.
A sure sign that it’s time to give a guest bathroom an upgrade is when the room features numerous out-of-date designs.
Some designs that have gone out of style include:
Think about swapping out some of these outdated designs for newer styles such as:
Nothing makes a bathroom look more outdated than an old faucet. Whether the faucet is leaky or simply out of style, updating faucets is a quick fix for a guest bathroom.
When updating a faucet, think about what finish will pair best with the improved bathroom design. For example, a matte black faucet will make a great partner for an undermount white sink. Pair this with a new countertop and stained wood cabinets to bring a fresh look to the space.
Similar to an outdated bathroom faucet, an old bathtub or shower can make a guest bathroom look drab and outdated. The following are all signs that a tub or shower should be replaced for a fresh look:
Upgrading a bathtub or shower is a fast way to dramatically improve the appearance of a guest bathroom.
One of the most simple DIY tasks on this list is a coat of new paint. If the paint in a guest bathroom is peeling, cracking, damaged, or simply an outdated color, it’s time for a fresh look. Additionally, as mentioned above, all-white bathroom schemes are no longer in style. A paint job is a perfect way to add a splash of color to the room.
Kingston Brass carries a quality selection of trendy and fresh styles. Shop their collection to find updated fixtures, such as a new bathroom faucet, sink, tub, or shower. With a bit of elbow grease and the right upgrades, a guest bathroom can quickly be rejuvenated, impressing future guests.
