How to Design a Bathroom Yourself

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Start with a piece of paper and a tape measure. Without accurate measurements and a sketch of what you want to achieve in the end, nothing meaningful will come out. You must clearly define the area you have and what kind of bathroom you want to see.

Bathroom Design by Yourself

After measuring the area, plan the future placement of elements: the bathroom interior should be as simple as possible and at the same time practical and comfortable.

Set a budget for your project and, when shopping or consulting with a designer, keep the approved amount in mind. The smallest deviation may lead to serious debt (a major bathroom renovation can cost at least $4,500).

Interior details can be sketched before visiting stores or added during the process (textiles, decor). However, always refer back to steps 1 through 3 to ensure you don't go beyond your style, budget, or space constraints.

Design details can be drawn depending on what appeals to you in price and appearance in product catalogs: this way, you can build on a ready "skeleton" of the design with achievable ideas.

Ready-made designer works can be a good guide in the initial stages of planning. Find a layout similar to yours by parameters – this can serve as a template for renovating your bathroom.

Here are several interesting ideas.