Tips For Bathroom Renovation: MAKE A LIST OF YOUR FAVORITE THINGS. "This is a really effective way to get what you want in your bathroom, in my opinion. Then make two more lists: what you should have and what you want. Then it's just a matter of seeing where the budget goes." Vanessa Cook, Smart Bathrooms' Bathroom Designer REVIEW ALL THE LATEST ITEMS ONLINE AND GET INSPIRED BY THE MAGAZINE. "Examine all of the styles you might like before settling on one. Maintain your stance. Consult your plumber / plumber about your desires so that they can adjust the plumbing to fit the product you want and your design choices." - Belinda Geels, Bathroom Marketing Manager, Reece. I THINK I MADE SOMEONE "My philosophy when it comes to decorating the living room! - Interior Designer Jacinta Preston, Jacinta Preston Design CONSIDER STRONG INGREDIENTS. "Private baths, large open spaces, light-filled toilets, good-looking bathrooms, two bathrooms, and hidden tanks are some of the main toilets we see." - Belinda Geels, Bathroom Marketing Manager, Reece THE ESSENCE OF LIGHT "Lighting is an extremely important aspect of bathroom design. Following that, it creates a sense of space, and finally, it employs beautiful materials such as tiles, sinks, and baths. - Brooke Aitken, builder, Brooke Aitken Design. NEWS ON PLANNING "Know and comprehend the area in which you must work. Before selecting a product, take measurements in critical areas. You'll need size by size to filter out products that aren't right for you." - Belinda Geels, Bathroom Marketing Manager, Reece IF YOU CAN'T, USE A LOCAL PERSON. "It doesn't help you or them; they are less likely to hurt you if they see you all the time in the shops!" - Mark Annesley, Bathroom Renovation Director MAKE YOUR KEYING SYSTEM TO SEE IF THE EXPECTED PLANNING IS COMPATIBLE WITH THE EXISTING PLANNING. NEWS ABOUT PLANNING "Know and understand the field in which you must work. Take measurements in critical areas before deciding on a product. You'll need to go size by size to eliminate products that aren't a good fit for you." - Belinda Geels, Reece Bathroom Marketing Manager USE A LOCAL PERSON IF YOU CAN'T. "It doesn't help you or them; if they see you all the time in the stores, they're less likely to hurt you!" - Mark Annesley, Director of Bathroom Renovation MAKE A KEYING SYSTEM TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE EXPECTED PLANNING IS COMPATIBLE WITH THE EXISTING PLANNING. HAVE A SECONDARY BUDGET "Having a budget in place will allow you to keep track of all your expenditures. Toilets are less expensive because there are so many high-quality bathroom accessories on the market! ALWAYS USE TECHNOLOGY "The bathroom designer has a broad understanding of what will and will not work. Furthermore, their attention to detail is unparalleled by most home improvement professionals. - Vanessa Cook, Bathroom Designer, Smart Bathroom. https://www.penrithrenovations.com.au/