Now is the perfect time to start thinking about having a bathroom makeover. When you find yourself dragging your body to this private space you've got and wanting to escape it right away whenever you're inside, it's time to give it a serious upgrade. If your budget may not be up to it to knock over the existing pipes, sink and shower fixtures, just leave them be. There's a cheaper and effective way to give this area a boost and that is by merely updating the bathroom lighting inside.
It's true. When you redo your bathroom lighting, you may be surprised but you just might achieve the dreamy results that you've always wanted within this space. You don't have to invest in expensive marble tiles or designer faucets or sinks. In fact, lots of homeowners fail to see that their existing fixtures in their bathroom like shower heads, toilet, sink and tile floors are already beautiful as they are. But because of poor lighting schemes, the space looks dull and drab.
This may just be the case in your own bathroom as well. So, it's time to tackle them down. You need to remove every existing light that you have and purchase new lights that will enhance and complement the space beautifully. Take note of the finishes of the pipes and try to find ones that will blend in gracefully with the theme that the room exudes.
You don't have to buy very expensive designer lighting fixtures, too. Mind you, you can use affordable and classy units and get them working perfectly with your bathroom space. Just see to it that you get those deemed favorable for this moisture-filled zone. What is important is the proper placement and positioning of all the lights you've got.
Wall sconces should be placed on both left and right shoulders of the mirror. There should be downlights above the shower and toilet. And, you should also throw in a few decorative mini pendants or chandeliers to give the room a touch of class.
If you are unsure what to do, work with a bathroom designer or lighting engineer. This will curb any costly mistakes that you might incur if you do it yourself. Also, browse through various designer magazines and websites to get some valuable tips.
