Bathroom renovation dubai

Bathroom renovation in dubai

 These top tips from homerenovation dubai will save you time and money on your bathroom renovation in Dubai

So you’ve taken the plunge and you’ve bought your own property in the UAE. It’s in budget, it’s a good size, and it’s close to work. It’s perfect.

Well, almost. There’s just the small matter of renovating the bathrooms. The current ones aren’t bad, but they aren’t you had in mind for when you actually owned your house, as the originals are generally poorly designed, dark and a bit dated.

bathroom renovation in dubai and kitchen renovation in dubai renovations, and has an amazing portfolio of work on residential villas (as the pictures here show). As a result, the team really know their stuff, so it’s worth taking their advice on board before jumping in at the deep end.

Let’s get to it.

HIRE A PROFESSIONAL

You may be tempted to take the DIY route, and depending on how skilled you are, that could very well be feasible. But a professional will always do a better job. Ideally, you want a company that will understand the look and feel that you want from your bathroom, and then create a design that fits the brief. Opt for someone who’s willing to show you in-depth designs and 3D models before the renovation has even begun, and has demonstrated an ability to follow through on those designs with previous projects.

TRY TO KEEP THE PLUMBING WHERE IT IS

We all want lavish bathrooms with walk-in showers and enormous free-standing bathtubs, but the reality is that these things don’t come cheap. In some homes, you may have to largely stick to the overall layout of your bathroom due to structural limitations. Also if you are trying to minimise the project costs then relocating plumbing should be limited, which means your bath, shower, sinks and toilet all need to pretty much stay where they are. Don’t worry, though; a good fitout company will be able to transform your bathroom even if there are tight parameters to work within.

CONSIDER YOUR MATERIALS

Glass, marble, slate and tile tend to be the most popular materials used in bathrooms in the Middle East, but that doesn’t mean you have to stick to the status quo. In Europe and the United States, for example, quartz stone, ceramic, porcelain and wood-effect tiles are used to stunning effect in bathrooms and are generally a lot more durable in the long term. Speak with your fitout provider about alternative materials that will create a unique feel in your bathroom and look as good in five years’ time as they do today.

DON’T SCRIMP ON THE FINAL TOUCHES

In the long run, it’ll be the little things that make the biggest difference in your new bathroom. After all, your new bathroom is designed to be used, not just looked at. Be willing to splash out a little when it comes to the taps, fixtures and fittings. You’ll thank yourself a couple of years down the line when your bathroom is still a joy to use. It will also add to the value of your home if and when you decide to sell up.