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QuestionHow do you plan a bathroom renovation?Katherine Tlapa is an interior designer, currently working as a Design Specialist for Modsy, a design service based in San Francisco. She also runs her own DIY Home Design blog, My Eclectic Grace. She received her BFA in Interior Architecture from Ohio University in 2016.The best way is to start with what you want to do, find a contractor who can give you an estimate, and set a budget to stick too. If you need help designing and laying out the bathroom, getting help from an interior designer is beneficial.
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QuestionHow much space do you need for a small bathroom?Katherine Tlapa is an interior designer, currently working as a Design Specialist for Modsy, a design service based in San Francisco. She also runs her own DIY Home Design blog, My Eclectic Grace. She received her BFA in Interior Architecture from Ohio University in 2016.A small bathroom just needs enough space to be able to sit on the toilet without hitting your knees, use the sink with enough clearance, and if you have a shower, have space to get in and out without a safety hazard.
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QuestionWhat is the smallest bathroom with a shower?Katherine Tlapa is an interior designer, currently working as a Design Specialist for Modsy, a design service based in San Francisco. She also runs her own DIY Home Design blog, My Eclectic Grace. She received her BFA in Interior Architecture from Ohio University in 2016.A 3/4 bathroom has a toilet, sink, and a standing shower. It does not have a tub.
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QuestionHow do you make a small bathroom look bigger?Katherine Tlapa is an interior designer, currently working as a Design Specialist for Modsy, a design service based in San Francisco. She also runs her own DIY Home Design blog, My Eclectic Grace. She received her BFA in Interior Architecture from Ohio University in 2016.The best way to make a bathroom look larger is to upgrade the lighting - put new bulbs in to brighten the space up, maybe get a see-through shower curtain that allows light through, and paint the room a lighter and brighter color.
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QuestionHow can a contractor decide whether a plan is feasible or not?Art Fricke is a home renovation and repair specialist and the owner of Art Tile & Renovation based in Austin, Texas. With over 10 years of experience, he specializes in bathroom and kitchen renovations. Art focuses on a single contractor approach to customized renovation work, and performs projects such as installing custom tile showers, fixing tiled shower leaks, replacing cracked tiles, and installing floor and wall tile.You can let the contractor know the things you want in the bathroom. They will make the footprint on grid paper and let you know whether the plan is feasible.
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QuestionHow can I spend less and still get the effect that I want?Art Fricke is a home renovation and repair specialist and the owner of Art Tile & Renovation based in Austin, Texas. With over 10 years of experience, he specializes in bathroom and kitchen renovations. Art focuses on a single contractor approach to customized renovation work, and performs projects such as installing custom tile showers, fixing tiled shower leaks, replacing cracked tiles, and installing floor and wall tile.You can spend less and get the result you want by choosing less expensive materials. For instance, you can use ceramic tile instead of large-format, porcelain or marble, or natural stone tile to get the same effect. It will be a third of the cost.
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