Bath Center of Seattle Blog

If you’re a fan of traditional styles, filled with deep, rich hues of mahogany and beautiful patinas, you’re in good taste. A traditional style of home décor is widely popular across the United States with a modern take on style choices that are rooted in 18th and 19th-century European design.

If your bathroom happens to have windows but needs replacement, you might be wondering how that is possible. At Luxury Bath Seattle, we are often asked if we can remodel bath or shower stalls in a bathroom with a window. Fortunately, the answer is yes.

Bathroom remodels featuring blues, purples, and greens are popular today. However, it takes an eye for design to make this color scheme work when it’s time for a new tub or shower. If design isn’t your thing, don’t worry.

Some homeowners are surprised to learn that their walk-in tubs can be equipped with shower functionality. While we often focus on the relaxing benefits of a walk-in tub when performing a bathroom remodel, there are also plenty of advantages that come with adding a shower feature.

When you want to change the look of your Seattle home’s bathroom, one of the simplest ways to do this is by having a new shower installed. A sleek, modern shower system with a beautiful door is an easy way to boost your home’s resale value as well as increase the comfort level of your home.

It’s time to let go of the idea that accessibility needs to be clinical and simple. A walk-in tub provides much more than accessibility. The right walk-in tub can transform your bathroom into a spa-like oasis in the heart of your home.

It's wonderful having a large bathroom in your home, but when the time comes to renovate it can be hard to decide how to update this space. A big bathroom means you have plenty of square footage for oversized enclosures, separate enclosures, and bold styles.

Do you feel squeezed for space in a tiny bathroom? The average size of a bathroom in the American household is just between 36-40 square feet. That is closer to a good size closet than a spa-like escape.

Your bathroom is an important room in your home. That doesn’t mean it should be dangerous or uncomfortable to use. Research shows that the shower and tub areas are some of the most dangerous places in the home and even for non-disabled people.