DESIGN INSPIRATION: Spring-Inspired Design for a Fresh Start - Lenton Company

DESIGN INSPIRATION: Spring-Inspired Design for a Fresh Start

by Bathroom RemodelRemodeling Benefits

As the weather begins to warm and the first signs of spring appear, many homeowners start thinking about renewal. Spring is a season of new growth, fresh colors, and lighter spaces. For this month’s design inspiration, we imagined a bathroom that captures the feeling of spring showers, soft greenery, and nature coming back to life.

Fresh Green Walls

Nothing says spring quite like the first new leaves appearing on trees and plants. A soft green paint color can bring that same feeling indoors. Dunn-Edwards Spring Fields (DE5619) is a gentle, nature-inspired shade that evokes fresh grass and new plant growth. Used on bathroom walls, it creates a calm and refreshing atmosphere while providing a beautiful backdrop for natural materials and light finishes.

Spring Shower Inspiration

To complement the seasonal theme, consider a design that incorporates a rain-style shower system that brings the feeling of spring showers indoors. A HydroRail system allows a rain shower head and handheld spray to work together, creating a relaxing, spa-like experience. Together, these components create a gentle rainfall effect that feels especially fitting for a season known for refreshing spring showers.

Nature-Inspired Tile

To continue the organic theme, the shower walls feature a subtle wave pattern that adds movement and texture. Wave 12×24 Honed Fan Deco Porcelain Tile in Ice from Bedrosians Tile & Stone introduces a soft, flowing pattern reminiscent of water and natural textures. The pale tone keeps the bathroom bright and airy while adding visual interest.

Classic Vanity with Natural Warmth

A beautiful vanity anchors the room and provides both storage and style. The Brittany 72-inch Double Basin Vanity from James Martin Vanities features poplar wood cabinetry paired with an Arctic Fall vanity top and rectangular sinks. Its classic design works beautifully with the fresh green walls and light tile palette.

Botanical Lighting Accents

Lighting can also bring the feeling of nature indoors. The Broche 24″ wall sconce from Crystorama Lighting Group features delicate metal leaves that create a subtle botanical motif. Paired with a silk shade, the fixture adds warmth and a touch of elegance while reinforcing the spring garden theme.

Flooring to Ground the Space

For the flooring, Monaco Grand Prix flooring from PDI Flooring introduces a warm, natural tone that balances the lighter wall and tile finishes. The subtle texture helps anchor the room while maintaining a clean, modern feel.

The Lenton Perspective

This design concept blends soft green tones, flowing textures, and botanical accents to create a bathroom that feels fresh and rejuvenating. With rain shower fixtures, nature-inspired tile, and organic design details, the space captures the simple joy of spring: new growth, fresh air, and the promise of brighter days ahead.

At Lenton Company, we enjoy drawing inspiration from the seasons and translating those ideas into spaces that feel both beautiful and livable. Design decisions should never be about chasing trends. Rather, they are about creating homes that feel right today and continue to work beautifully for years to come

Let’s talk about your next project.
Call Lenton Company at 661.273.9179 or visit lentoncompany.com to schedule your complimentary Discovery Meeting. Let’s explore the possibilities in your home.

Benefits of a Wet Room: Style, Comfort, and Everyday Ease - Lenton Company

Benefits of a Wet Room: Style, Comfort, and Everyday Ease

by Bathroom Remodel

If you have been thinking about remodeling your bathroom, you may have heard the term wet room come up more frequently. A wet room is a fully waterproofed bathroom where the shower is open to the rest of the space, sometimes without a raised threshold or traditional enclosure. The result is a clean, open look that feels both modern and spa-like. Beyond its visual appeal, a wet room can transform the way you experience your daily routine.

Spacious Layout and Clean Lines

One of the biggest advantages of a wet room is the sense of space it creates. Without framed shower doors or bulky partitions, the room feels more open and calm. This layout works beautifully in both small and large bathrooms. Even a compact room can feel more expansive when the flooring continues uninterrupted throughout the space.

Easy Access for Every Stage of Life

If the design features a curbless shower, it means no step up and no barrier to navigate. This design is especially helpful for those planning to age in place or who simply want an easier, safer way to enter and exit the shower. The seamless flooring improves accessibility without making the space look clinical.

Simple to Clean and Maintain

A wet room has fewer tight corners, less hardware, and minimal glass, which translates to less scrubbing. Surfaces are easier to wipe down, and the open design allows water to drain efficiently. With the right materials in place, maintaining a wet room is refreshingly straightforward.

Built to Last

Because a wet room requires comprehensive waterproofing, it adds durability to one of the most frequently used areas of the home. This attention to moisture management protects the structure of the space and helps finishes stay beautiful over time. For homeowners, this means peace of mind as well as lasting value.

A Custom Look That Reflects You

A wet room opens the door to creative design choices. Large format tiles, natural stone, textured finishes, bold lighting, or a sculptural freestanding tub can all shine in an open layout. The space becomes more than a bathroom. It becomes a personal retreat.

Considering a Wet Room for Your Home?

A wet room is a thoughtful investment that combines style, function, and long-term performance. If you are curious whether this approach would work in your current layout, Lenton Company is happy to explore the possibilities with you.

At Lenton Company, we specialize in smart, customized solutions that make everyday living easier. See all the before and after transformation photos in our portfolio on our website. Let’s remodel or build a space that fits the way you live. Give us a call at 661.273.9179 or visit lentoncompany.com to get started and let’s talk about how to bring everyday luxury to your home.

Finding Your Perfect Soak: Choosing the Right Bathtub for Your Remodel - Lenton Company

Finding Your Perfect Soak: Choosing the Right Bathtub for Your Remodel

by Bathroom Remodel

When planning a bathroom remodel, one of the most exciting decisions you’ll make is choosing a bathtub. Beyond being a practical fixture, a tub can set the tone for how you relax, rejuvenate, and use your space. From quick soaks to long spa-like retreats, the right tub can elevate your lifestyle. Here’s a guide to the most popular bathtub styles and what they say about the way you live.

Freestanding Tubs: A Spa at Home

Freestanding tubs have become a hallmark of modern luxury. Sculptural in design, they stand alone as a focal point in the bathroom. Perfect for homeowners who see their bath as an escape, freestanding tubs provide a deep, immersive soak. They’re ideal for those who love long, indulgent baths and want to create a spa-like retreat within your own home.

Alcove Tubs: Family-Friendly and Efficient

An alcove tub is installed against three walls, often with a showerhead above. This classic option is space-efficient and versatile, making it a favorite for families. If bath time doubles as playtime for kids, or you need the functionality of a tub-shower combo, the alcove style offers the best of both worlds. It’s practical, straightforward, and works well in bathrooms of all sizes.

Drop-In Tubs: Custom Comfort

Drop-in tubs are designed to “drop” into a pre-built platform or surround, giving you the flexibility to add storage or create a dramatic deck around your tub. This option suits those who value customization and want a more built-in, polished look. If your dream bathroom includes candles, bath trays, and a place to rest your favorite book, a drop-in tub could be your perfect fit.

Corner Tubs: Maximizing Space

Corner tubs are shaped to fit snugly into a bathroom corner, often larger in size and designed for soaking or even two-person use. This style is well-suited for homeowners who want to make the most of an unconventional layout. It’s also a good option if you enjoy baths as a shared experience or simply want extra room to stretch out.

Jetted Tubs: Hydrotherapy at Home

For those who crave more than just a soak, jetted tubs offer hydrotherapy benefits. Whether air jets for gentle bubbles or water jets for a more vigorous massage, these tubs are designed with relaxation and wellness in mind. They’re perfect if you want a tub that doubles as a stress-reliever or therapeutic tool for sore muscles.

Clawfoot Tubs: Timeless Charm

Clawfoot tubs bring a touch of vintage elegance with their distinctive raised feet. They appeal to homeowners who love classic style and a sense of history in their design. Deep and inviting, they’re wonderful for those who see the bath as a slow, restorative ritual.

Soak It All In
Your bathtub choice should reflect more than just the look of your bathroom—it should reflect your lifestyle. Whether you’re designing a family-friendly space, a personal spa, or a timeless retreat, the right tub can transform everyday routines into moments of comfort and joy.

Ready to transform your living space so it is designed to work for everyone in your household? At Lenton Company, we specialize in smart, customized solutions that make everyday living easier. See all the before and after transformation photos in our portfolio on our website. Let’s remodel a space that fits the way you live. Give us a call at 661.273.9179 or visit lentoncompany.com to get started.

Design Inspiration: Elevate Your Bathroom with a Wet Room - Lenton Company

DESIGN INSPIRATION: Elevate Your Bathroom with a Wet Room

by Bathroom RemodelRemodeling Benefits

The concept of a wet room is transforming bathroom design, offering both practical and luxurious solutions for homeowners. Whether you seek to maximize a small space or create a spa-like retreat, a wet room can be a game-changer.

What Is a Wet Room? A wet room is a fully waterproofed bathroom where the shower area is integrated seamlessly with the rest of the space. Often, a tub is placed within the same open area, combining the bathing and showering experience. There are no barriers or traditional shower enclosures, creating a sleek, modern aesthetic.

Why Choose a Wet Room?

  • Space-Saving Solution: For compact bathrooms, a wet room can maximize every inch. Without the need for bulky shower enclosures, the space feels more open and functional.
  • Spa-Like Atmosphere: Combining a freestanding tub with a walk-in shower fosters a sense of relaxation and luxury. The open-concept design mimics high-end spa environments.
  • Accessibility: Wet rooms offer barrier-free entry, making them an excellent choice for aging in place or accommodating those with mobility concerns.
  • Easy Maintenance: With fewer fixtures and seamless surfaces, cleaning becomes more efficient.

Design Considerations:

  • Waterproofing Is Key: Proper tanking (waterproofing) is essential to prevent leaks and moisture damage. Engage professionals to ensure a watertight installation.
  • Smart Drainage: A gentle slope towards a linear or central drain allows water to flow efficiently without pooling.
  • Material Selection: Opt for slip-resistant tiles and durable surfaces that withstand constant moisture. Large-format tiles can minimize grout lines and enhance the clean aesthetic.
  • Glass Dividers: While wet rooms are often open, partial glass screens can help contain splashes without compromising the open feel.
  • Underfloor Heating: Combat the coolness of tile floors with underfloor heating, adding comfort and reducing drying time.
  • Ventilation: Adequate ventilation is vital to prevent mold and humidity buildup. Consider a high-quality extractor fan or windows for airflow.

Project Inspiration: For those seeking real-world examples, these stunning Lenton Company wet room designs showcase the versatility and elegance of the concept:

Is a Wet Room Right for You? While wet rooms offer style and practicality, they require careful planning. Highlighting the importance of expert installation to avoid water damage, designers are embracing the idea to create sleek and minimalist spaces. But first know your household’s needs; a wet room might not suit families with young children who prefer a contained bath area. However, for those seeking a contemporary upgrade, the benefits often outweigh the challenges.

Embrace the evolution of bathroom design and transform your daily routine with the beauty and functionality of a wet room.

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Embracing Change: Accessible Bathroom Remodeling for Living in Place

by Bathroom RemodelRemodeling Benefits

As we age, our needs and abilities change, making it essential to adapt our living spaces for safety, comfort, and accessibility. One of the most critical areas to address is the bathroom, where slips and falls are common. Remodeling a bathroom for accessibility ensures that individuals can maintain their independence and age in place gracefully. Here’s a comprehensive guide to creating an accessible bathroom that meets changing needs.

Assessing Current and Future Needs

Aging in place refers to the ability to live in one’s own home and community safely, independently, and comfortably, regardless of age or ability level. As mobility decreases with age, the bathroom can pose significant risks. Slippery floors, high bathtubs, and limited maneuvering space can lead to accidents. Remodeling your bathroom with accessibility in mind can prevent these hazards and enhance the quality of life.

Key Features of an Accessible Bathroom

1. Wider Doorways and Clear Pathways

Ensure the bathroom door is wide enough to accommodate a wheelchair or walker. A minimum width of 32 inches is recommended. Clear pathways free of obstacles are crucial for easy navigation.

2. Non-Slip Flooring

Choose non-slip tiles or add non-slip mats to prevent falls. Textured flooring materials provide better grip, even when wet.

3. Barrier-Free Showers

Traditional bathtubs can be challenging to access. Walk-in showers or roll-in showers with a barrier-free entrance provide safer and easier access. Consider installing a built-in shower bench for added convenience.

4. Grab Bars and Handrails

Strategically placed grab bars and handrails around the toilet and shower areas provide support and stability. Ensure they are securely installed to bear weight.

5. Comfort-Height Toilets

Install a comfort-height toilet, which is higher than standard models, making it easier for individuals with mobility issues to sit and stand. Consider adding a smart bidet seat for enhanced hygiene and convenience.

6. Accessible Vanity and Sink

Opt for a vanity with knee space underneath to accommodate wheelchair users. Ensure that sink fixtures are easy to reach and operate.

7. Adequate Lighting

Good lighting is essential for visibility and safety. Incorporate both ambient and task lighting. Motion-sensor lights can provide additional convenience.

8. Smart Bathroom Technology

Innovations like touchless faucets, voice-activated lights, and smart bidet toilets can enhance convenience and independence. These technologies can be particularly beneficial for those with limited dexterity or cognitive impairments.

9. Thermal Comfort

Heated floors and towel warmers can add comfort, especially for those with circulation issues. Ensure the heating elements are safely installed and controlled.

Design Considerations

While functionality is paramount, it’s possible to create an accessible bathroom that is also aesthetically pleasing. Here are some design tips:

Blending Styles: Mix modern and traditional elements to achieve a look that suits your taste. For example, use sleek fixtures alongside classic tile designs.

Color Scheme: Choose a color scheme that enhances visibility. Contrasting colors can help differentiate areas and improve navigation.

Materials: Select durable, easy-to-clean materials that require minimal maintenance.

Remodeling a bathroom for accessibility is a proactive step towards aging in place safely and comfortably. By focusing on key features such as barrier-free showers, non-slip flooring, grab bars, and accessible vanities, you can create a space that meets changing needs without compromising on style. With careful planning and professional execution, an accessible bathroom can enhance independence and quality of life for years to come.

Ready to transform your bathroom into an accessible oasis? Don’t know where to start? Contact Lenton Company today for a consultation and start your journey towards a safer, more comfortable home. Call Lenton Company at 661.273.9179 to discuss or be inspired browsing the portfolio on our website.  

What’s Trending in 2023? - Lenton Company

What’s Trending in 2023?

by Bathroom RemodelKitchen remodeling

The Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS) has a long history of delivering a marketplace for the introduction of the latest products and innovation in the kitchen and bath industry. This year’s trek to Las Vegas did not disappoint.

Lenton Company’s design team – Design Sales Manager Kendal Lenton along with Designers Heather Poulliot and Karla Madrid – joined over 30,000 industry professionals to see, feel, and touch all the new features, materials, and textures available and to learn what’s trending in 2023.

Functionality, ergonomics and making spaces effortlessly perform better were promoted as to how they affect a homeowner’s overall well-being. Smart design features help streamline the day-to-day tasks.

In bathroom remodeling, the trend is to have fixtures tailored to promote better health and wellness. Automated showers with multifunction additions like steam and aromatherapy take the spa shower experience to the next level.

Regarding kitchen remodeling, function remains key. Workstation sinks are replacing farmhouse sinks. Large single bowl sinks make this area less about just doing dishes. Customization of unlimited accessories make the space easy for food prep or as a serving space for entertaining. Faucets were ergonomic, stylish, and multifunctional with some companies offering filtered or sparkling water options. Tea and espresso came from the same tap used to clean dishes but seamlessly combined.

Beyond new products with purposeful functionality, the show went in depth with design and style. The design world is directly opposing the white shaker cabinets and white quartz counters, although we will likely still see them for a while. This year’s trend isn’t shy about the use of bold color and pattern to achieve an overall elevated and curated design style.

In the words of designer Heather, “I see a drive for uniqueness of style done in a way that unifies materials and experiences. Personally, I think a space should reflect a client and not necessarily be a view of what’s current and popular. What’s new is a mix of older styles blended in unexpected ways; bold palettes mixed with warm earthy neutrals. The show displayed use of lots of color, including black. Metals mixed not only in the space but within fixtures and appliances. Complex combinations of texture and color were brought to life and highlighted on mood boards.”

Next steps? The design team looks forward to introducing clients to all the exciting textures, materials, and trends featured at this year’s show. Make this the year to invest in your home to create exceptional life-changing spaces.

Six Key Considerations for Living in Place - Lenton Company

Six Key Considerations for Living in Place

by Bathroom RemodelHome Remodeling TipsKitchen remodelingRemodeling Benefits

With so many different stages in life, it’s not surprising that needs change as time progresses. Lifestyles suitable for a 20-something are not quite practical for someone approaching their 50s, 60s, 70s… you get the point. Add to that, aging isn’t always graceful. There could be reduced balance, decreased mobility, injury or illness, reduced mental capabilities, decreased strength and endurance, or reduced vision and hearing just to name a few. The concept of Living in Place is to adapt the home of your choice for as long as you are able to stay.

Getting Into the House

Even the most modest homes have steps to access entryways. Designing ramps — temporary or permanent – is a must to ensure access. Whether a concrete pour, decorative wood slats, or prefabricated metal, ramps for a wheelchair allow homeowners to get in and out. If not already in place, handrails for existing stairs provide support when a ramp is not present.

Moving Around the House

Flooring is an important consideration when inside the home for ease of movement. Smooth surfaces are more desirable than carpeted areas. Special hinges can be added to most doors to increase width by two inches. Sunken rooms can be elevated and leveled to minimize steps inside the home.    

Bathroom

Challenges in the bathroom include having sufficient room to move, a place to sit, showering and bathing, safety, and personal care. Surprisingly, the bathroom lends itself to the most opportunity for improvement with thoughtful design. Space can often be reclaimed to provide space for movement; built-in or furniture benches can be added for additional seating. Zero-entry showers provide access without barriers. Vanity counters can be designed for wheelchair roll-up access. Grab bars strategically placed for safety are now available to reflect beautiful design elements.   

Kitchen 

Kitchen islands and cabinetry offer enormous potential for keeping things in reach. Everything from drawer microwaves to hydraulic appliance shelves, a homeowner can avoid the difficulty of reaching beyond their grasp. Kitchen pullout pantries make storage accessibility a breeze. Varied heights incorporated into an island accommodate a variety of needs.     

Laundry  

Height is a factor for all things laundry related. Front loading washer and dryer minimize bending; standing height counters aid in sorting and folding.   

Lighting & Technology 

When it comes to lighting, more is better. LED lights with dimmers offer flexibility and there should be multiple sources for accessing switches. Whether Siri, Alexa, Google or other creative names, technology can easily be added to assist. From emergency calls for help to cameras and television sound bars, let a virtual assistant help. The Amazon Echo creates an intercom type system in every room.

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Modern Bathroom Design Trends

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The bathroom is a room that often gets overlooked when it comes to home design. People think of it as a functional space rather than something that can be stylish and inviting. But times are changing, and more and more people are starting to see the bathroom as an opportunity to express their unique style. Here are some current bathroom design trends.

1. Create a Spa-Like Atmosphere

Most bathrooms have a more industrial feel with large, cold tiles and a lot of chrome. But today, more people want their bathrooms to be soothing and relaxing. They’re going for that spa-like quality that just seems to ooze comfort and warmth. So don’t be surprised when your bathroom remodeling company recommends using natural materials such as wood and stone. These aren’t the only elements that create a spa-like bathroom, but they are some of the ones you’ll want to look out for.

2. Bathrooms Are Expanding

Homeowners today want more than just a bathroom where they can take care of their basic personal hygiene needs. More people are using natural materials like stone and wood and softer tones. And they’re also paying more attention to lighting. Soft lighting is seen as a way to help people wind down and relax.

3. Mix and Match

Another trend in bathrooms is that homeowners are choosing to mix and match different materials, styles, and colors. They don’t want their bathroom to feel like a hotel room with every surface the same. And they don’t want it to look like they took ideas from Pinterest without putting any personal style into their design. So instead, homeowners are using different tiles, colors, and lighting throughout their bathrooms to create an eclectic look that screams them.

4. Inviting Countertops

Another bathroom design trend is the type of countertop. Many people have switched from the standard ceramic tile or laminate countertops to either quartz or stone. These materials are naturally beautiful and very easy to clean. They also come in a wide range of colors, textures, and patterns that homeowners can use to express their personal style.

5. Customized Storage

One bathroom design trend that is here to stay is customized storage. Bathrooms are often small, and they need all the space-saving tricks they can get. That’s why people are using built-in shelving and cabinets, as well as bathroom vanities, to create a functional bathroom storage system. If you’re not sure how to create bathroom storage that will work with the space you have, you can always consult your bathroom remodeling company

6. An Upgrade in Lighting

Another bathroom design trend is the type of lighting. People are moving away from general overhead lighting and instead opting for bathroom vanity lights or bathroom sconces. These bathroom lights give you a functional and stylish way to express your personal style while also creating an additional atmosphere and ambiance in the bathroom.

Bathroom design trends are about making the bathroom a relaxing and comfortable space. By working with the right bathroom remodeling company, you can give the bathroom a facelift that will help it meet your family’s lifestyle needs. Call us today to learn more about our services.

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4 Questions to Ask Before Your Bathroom Remodel

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So, you’re considering remodeling your bathroom? Good for you; you aren’t alone in this! A survey conducted by Porch Research indicated that 75% of homeowners have done a home renovation project since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Your bathroom might be the smallest room in your home, but most likely is the one that gets the most use. A bathroom remodel project is a perfect chance to redesign it and create your desired space.

That’s why, before hiring a bathroom remodeling company, it’s good to ask and answer a few questions. Here are the top four questions to ask before your bathroom remodel:

Why Do You Want to Remodel Your Bathroom?

What’s your motivation? Is it no longer functioning properly, or is it outdated? What is it about your bathroom that has a problem? Take some time to find out what’s driving the idea of remodeling your bathroom before getting into the project.

How Much Space Do You Have for Your Bathroom Remodel?

A bathroom remodel comes down to balancing what you need and what you have. That will be determined by the amount of space you have to work with in your current room. Therefore, keep that in mind as it will help you be flexible and creative in remodeling your bathroom. Be conscientious of the shape of your space, too. Sometimes, bathrooms are constructed around other house areas or are given strange shapes to create space for pipes. You’ll need to work around your room’s shape when deciding on the bathroom’s design.

What Features Are Most Important to You?

Whether you have a limited amount of space or a limited amount of budget, there will come a time when you have to decide on what you will keep and what you’re willing to let go of. If you desire a luxury shower, that might be your primary focus. You can also contact a bathroom remodeling company to help you decide on the best features that fit your bathroom.

What’s Your Budget?

How much you spend is dependent on your finances and your overall budget. You should create a checklist with all associated labor costs to help look at your project realistically. From there you can decide where, if possible, you can cut back. Your desire for a certain type of light fixture, shower head, or faucet should be based on your budget. Having a set budget alongside your checklist will help you find out the non-negotiable features and proceed to hire a bathroom remodeling company.

The above questions are based on trial and error from homeowners who have experienced the remodeling process already. Now that you’ve answered the above questions, you can hire a bathroom remodeling company with confidence. Good luck with your reno! Enjoy the process. You will be pleased to watch your new space come to life.

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Bathroom Remodeling Check List for Seniors

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Our needs change as we age, and our home should change to accommodate those needs. Aging in place is preferred by 98% of seniors. Bathroom remodeling services can help to make sure your home remains the sanctuary it should be as you get older.

Some simple bathroom remodeling can ensure that you can safely remain in your home. Most homes are 20 years or older and do not come ready-made with the accommodations that make a bathroom a safe oasis.

The Checklist for Bathroom Remodeling

According to the Center for Disease Control, approximately 230,000 bathroom slip-and-fall incidents each year require a visit to the emergency room. Trusted bathroom remodeling contractors understand the importance of not only making your bathroom aesthetically pleasing but making it safer.

For seniors the bathroom can be the most dangerous room in the house. The bathroom remodeling check-list can be used as a guide when you are speaking to bathroom remodeling contractors. Here are some modifications you should consider for your bathroom:

  • Shower modifications. Showers and tubs are rarely designed with senior safety in mind. A walk-in tub helps to improve safety in the bathroom. A seating area in the shower can also improve safety. Glass doors can provide a lot more stability than a shower curtain, and don’t forget to ask about “curbless” shower design.
  • The height of your toilet can make a difference in your level of safety. A higher commode can be a simple addition to a bathroom remodeling plan that can help you maintain your independence and stay safe. Next to the commode is a great place for a safety rail.
  • Lever faucets. Arthritic hands can struggle with turning the faucets on and off. Lever-style faucets simply require a push to operate. They can make it easier to use your bathroom.

Other considerations that you want to speak with the bathroom remodeling company about are the types of flooring in your bathroom. Many bathrooms are outfitted with slippery tile flooring which can promote a dangerous environment.

Whether you want to add a new bathroom during first-floor remodeling services, or remodel the bathroom that you have, the right bathroom remodeling services that specialize in safety for seniors can help.

Staying safe in your home has to be a priority. Making some changes to your bathroom will ensure you continue to enjoy your home and have peace of mind.