If you are tired of the look and design of your bathroom shower and you want to deviate from the common style, then a bathroom shower remodeling is in order.

Redesigning your bathroom shower provides a total change in the overall appearance, tone, and mood of your bathroom. For a successful remodeling project, a lot of careful planning, and good decision-making is required.

Bathroom shower remodeling can be done in different ways, depending on your taste and specifications. If you are tired of your bathtub and shower combo, you can opt for a separate shower stall when you remodel. On the other hand, you can install a bathtub and shower combo if you have a large bathroom. Your options are limitless!

To help you with your bathroom shower remodeling, here are some ideas you can consider:

1. To veer away from the traditional rectangular or boxed shower stall, consider newer shower stall styles such as a round or a multi-sided design. You can get one with built-in seats inside the stall for a more convenient and relaxing shower experience. If your bathroom is too small for a shower stall, go for a corner design that can fit to any corner of your bathroom.

2. A corner shower stall can be a great accent to a large bathroom. If you already have a bathtub and shower combo yet still have enough space, you can still have a corner shower installed at one of your bathroom. A corner shower stall can become your bathrooms’ centerpiece since its unique triangular shape breaks up the traditional box dimensions.

3. Do you want versatility and added functionality in your bathroom shower? Then choose a bathtub and shower combo design. This modern innovation offers greater versatility as you can take a shower or a bath depending on your need or the time you have. It is also a cheaper alternative to having separate bathtub and shower stall. However, because of its bulky and spacious design, it requires a large bathroom space.

When choosing a model, make sure the width and slope of the bathtub is comfortable to you.  A bathtub and shower combo comes in a variety of styles from traditional claw foot bathtubs to built-in wall units that come with acrylic shower walls. For easy stepping in and out of the tub, install the bathtub slightly lower than your bathroom floor level.

4. For privacy and isolation, look for a bathroom shower that comes with an enclosure that also protects the bathroom floor from the water splashes coming from the shower. A shower enclosure usually comes in the form of a shower curtain or elegant glass doors. A shower curtain is ideal for a bathtub and shower combo, while glass doors are suitable for a shower stall or a corner shower. You can have your glass door and walls etched with unique designs or painted with different colors for a livelier bathroom.

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