Looking to renovate your bathroom? Before getting started, take a look at which bathroom design trends are coming our way in 2020!   Biophilic Design It’s been proven that we’re much more efficient, calmer, and more focused if we’re surrounded by nature. Integrate the biophilic design trend by adding greenery, using natural materials, and incorporating shapes and hues inspired by nature. Photo by CI&A Photography   Exposed Shower Plumbing Expect to see shower pipes on display in 2020. The exposed plumbing adds a modern, industrial-inspired look and pairs beautifully with natural stone. Photo by KALLISTA Plumbing - Tankless Toilets Tankless designs are...

Did you know our Free Hanging Shelf Bracket can be used for far more than just shelves? Use these heavy-duty braces to safely wall-mount bathroom vanities, cabinets, desks, benches, and even mantels and hearths. It's the perfect concealed support bracket to give these items the appearance of floating. The Free Hanging Shelf Bracket is concealed because it's made to mount directly to the 24” x 4” wood studs inside your wall before the sheetrock goes up. While we offer both left and right angle brackets (determined by which side of the wall stud you are placing the bracket on), we now have...

For the recently released 2019 Houzz U.S. Bathroom Trends Study, Houzz polled 1,360 U.S. homeowners with 56 questions about their recent or planned master bedroom renovation projects. Here's a look at the defining trends amongst the renovating homeowners surveyed. Top Reasons to Remodel the Master Bath The top reasons homeowners remodel the master bathroom are outdated styles, small showers, and poor storage. Interestingly, only 8 percent make the bathroom significantly larger, as the remodeling focus is more on changing features within the space, rather than size.  Relaxation in the Bathroom is a Big Deal Half of the renovating homeowners reported that they use their...

Open floor arrangements with fluidity between the different functional zones define the modern homes that complement today’s multidimensional lifestyles. A space configuration that allows homeowners and their families to combine food prep and dining with social and family-time activities has become de rigueur for many homebuyers and those seeking to renovate their existing homes.  On a design level, these open configurations require the decor to relinquish unnecessary design elements in favor of a more minimalist approach that offers both function and style. What does mean for kitchen design? What can we expect to see in 2020? Here’s a look at...