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Designing of the bathroom, for many people represents the most interesting part in the decoration of the home. While its appearance not long ago, depended on the decisions of your plumber, today there is a multitude of options. There are so many useful solutions between we can choose, depending on the budget and priorities. The emphasis has shifted away from pure sustainability and functionality, on the personalization and comfortable atmosphere of the space. Therefore, in the arrangement of the bathroom, you need to invest the most time, effort and of course, financial resources. If you have big budget, and you want to make something different, you can make extravagant ceiling. It will make your bathroom to look glamorous and dazzling. Check out some creative solutions, and find idea for your dream bathroom!

Lighting: Because most of your day’s (and night’s) preparation takes place in the bathroom, it is perhaps most essential that you light this space in your house right. Too much, too little, or otherwise improper lighting around the vanity could result in garish grooming, so you don’t want to skimp on your lighting budget. While it may be wise to install dimmable recessed lighting around the rest of the room, such lights are dangerous around the vanity, where they can cast deceiving shadows on the face. Instead, vertical fixtures or sconces mounted on either side of the mirror will provide even light. These task lights should total 150 watts, providing sufficient brightness that won’t wash out the face’s features.

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Mirrors: Like buying a rug that is the wrong size for the dining room, an inadequate mirror looks awkward above a vanity. The rules here are strict: The mirror should be exactly as wide as the vanity and hang in the middle of the wall space between the vanity and the ceiling, with about six inches of gap on either side. Of course, the second rule may change if your bathroom ceilings are particularly high; you may want to experiment by cutting facsimiles out of paper and judging the look. The current trend for bathroom mirrors is to surround the glass with a bold wooden frame, as though the mirror were decorative instead of a necessary bathroom feature. The effect does make the room look more polished, but it may be expensive if your mirror is large.