Doing a Bathroom Remodel? 4 Trends to Consider - Comfort Plus Baths - St. Peters


St. Peters, St. Charles

Summer is the perfect time for home renovation projects, and you should consider finally tackling that bathroom remodel while it’s still nice out. Not only can it instantly boost the value of your home, but you’ll also love how it adds a bit of luxury to your everyday bathroom routine.

For those looking for a little design inspiration, Comfort Plus Baths in Saint Peters, MO, has shared 2017’s top four bathroom trends to try:

  • Onyx Shower Wall Surrounds:Tile has always been the top choice when it comes to bathroom floors, but 2017’s trends are taking this design staple a step further. Comfort Plus Baths has installed Onyx shower wall surrounds in a variety of bathrooms, and clients love how versatile this style can look. Onyx is available in a number of colors and finishes to suit any style.
  • Statement Furniture:Think that ottoman is best suited for your living room? Think again. If you have the space, consider adding in a comfortable nook where you can fix up your pedicure or apply lotion after a bath.
  • BathroomFree-Standing Bathtub:For a dreamy bathroom that looks like it was torn straight out of the pages of a design magazine, opt for a free-standing bathtub. Whether you go for a style with vintage claw feet or a modern white finish, this provides an instant touch of elegance.
  • Dark Walls:Go for drama by painting one wall of your bathroom a deep hue like black or navy blue. Even the smallest bathroom can be instantly transformed with this edgy look. Paint the cabinets to match the wall for a sleek, cohesive look.  

For Saint Peters, MO’s one-stop shop for your next bathroom remodel, contact the design experts at Comfort Plus Baths.This family-owned and -operated business has you covered when it comes to tub conversions, low-entry showers, and more. Go online to view a gallery of their past work, or call (636) 928-4300 to schedule your free estimate.

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