Bathroom Remodeling Styles & Planning

Bathroom remodeling can take many forms—from updating a compact hall bathroom to rebuilding a master bathroom around a larger shower, improved storage and better lighting.

Traditional bathrooms

Traditional bathrooms may use familiar tile patterns, detailed cabinetry and classic fixtures while incorporating modern waterproofing, lighting and ventilation.

Modern bathrooms

Cleaner lines, simpler cabinetry, larger-format materials and restrained detailing can create a modern appearance. Function and maintainability should remain part of the design.

Contemporary and transitional bathrooms

Many homeowners prefer a mix of classic and contemporary elements. A transitional approach can work particularly well when remodeling one room within an existing home.

Small bathrooms

In a compact bathroom, fixture clearances, vanity dimensions, door movement, shower or tub configuration and storage deserve careful planning because small dimensional changes can have a large effect on usability.

For the complete service overview, see Surdus Remodeling’s Bathroom Remodeling Services page. For planning articles and genuine project case studies, see the Bathroom Remodel resource hub.