Wisconsin Homeowners: How To Give Your Master Bath A Makeover

Many Wisconsin homeowners put off renovating the master bathroom in favor of more visible rooms in their home. The good news is that even on a small budget you can make changes to the master bath to make it more appealing and functional.

Making over and renovating your master bathroom is a smart way to update your home and increase its value at the same time. Here’s everything you need to know about master bath remodels.

Design and Ideas

Before you begin remodeling your master bath, you’ll want a clear idea of design and function. A solid plan will make it easier for you and your contractor to focus on every step of the project. Search for inspiration in home improvement magazines and online. Here are some other design tips to think about:

• Look for design ideas with a similar layout to your own bathroom.
• Choose bathroom fixtures and materials in unique styles to add your own individual statement.
• Don’t forget to factor in your budget and the cost of different finishes, fixtures, and flooring.
• Consider calling an interior designer for help with bathroom design.

For bathroom makeovers call a HomeAdvisor bathroom remodeler in Wisconsin.

Remodeling Costs

The average homeowner cost of a master bath remodel is anywhere from $10,000 to $15,000 depending on bathroom size. Even on a small budget you’ll be able to make changes that add function and style. Here’s a further breakdown of cost:

Small Bathrooms:

• $5,000 to $15,000 for a full renovation and new design.
• $1,000 to $3,500 for basic upgrades including updated fixtures, new lighting, and a fresh coat of paint.

Larger Bathrooms

• $12,000 or more for a full master bath remodel including new fixtures and a complete redesign of the layout.
• $125 per square foot average cost.

Remodeling Tips

Bathroom remodels can make your master bath both more comfortable and functional. Use these tips when you’re ready to start planning your bathroom makeover:

• Choose a style, such as classic, modern, or traditional. Think of the space you have and how you want it to look when the renovation is complete.
• Select matching tiles for flooring and showers to make a small bathroom look larger.
• For a unified look choose complementary paint and tile colors for flooring, showers, and the sink backsplash.
• Look for fixtures and lighting that fit in with the design and style you’ve chosen.
• To redo a boring bathroom, use bold colors and designs throughout.
• Save money by installing energy-efficient and water-saving toilets, faucets, and showerheads.

Renovate your master bathroom with the help of a HomeAdvisor bathroom remodeler in Wisconsin.

This Patch article is sponsored by HomeAdvisor.