Walk-in wet rooms, sculpted stone vanities, and heated floors — what's timeless versus what's just of the moment.
Wet rooms are here to stay
The open wet room — a curbless shower and freestanding tub sharing one waterproofed zone — has moved from luxury spec homes into mainstream remodels. Done right, it feels like a spa; done wrong, it's a slippery puddle. Slope, drainage, and glass placement matter more than the fixtures themselves.
Sculpted stone and warm metals
Monolithic stone vanities and integrated basins are replacing the vessel-sink era. Pair them with brushed brass, aged bronze, or matte nickel — chrome is finally taking a back seat.
Comfort, not just looks
Heated floors, dimmable layered lighting, and a real exhaust fan are the trio that separates a great bathroom from a photogenic one. Budget for them early.
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