Bathroom Design
The bathroom you would choose, on the plumbing you have.
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What it does
Bathroom decisions are permanent in a way paint never is — tile goes on in adhesive and comes off in rubble — which makes this the room where previewing earns the most. The tool holds what cannot cheaply move (drains, window, door, footprint) and redesigns what can: the vanity wall, the tile story, the glass, the light. It is the difference between choosing a bathroom from a showroom display and choosing it from your own doorway.
How to use it
- 1Shoot from the door, with the main fixture wall in frame.
- 2Pick a look and how much should change.
- 3Keep anything sacred in the notes — the cast-iron tub, the window film.
- 4Run the shortlist, then take the winner to a tile shop.
Questions
- Will the toilet end up on a different wall?
- No — fixtures stay on their plumbing. Rearranging the suite is building work, and this shows finishes and fittings, not construction.
- Can I try just a different tile?
- Retile a Bathroom does exactly that, holding everything else still. This tool is for the whole scheme at once.