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Here are 40 master bathroom window ideas . Many bathrooms have windows. Bathroom windows are a little tricky because you want both light and obviously privacy. Bathroom windows require a little more thought and planning than windows in other rooms in your home. While you want as much natural light as possible, you also want to ensure privacy.  This means you’ll want to consider the view of each bathroom from outside and from all angles, especially from angles where other people may be such as neighbors, passers-by all while taking advantage of letting in the most amount of light. Options for privatizing windows: If you have close neighbors, you can always use blinds, install curtains, use sanded glass/stained glass which brings in light but people can’t see the details, and/or place the window high up in the room. I’m not big on sanded glass because it also means you can’t really see outside. Our gallery of master bedrooms with windows below inclu...

How to light a bathroom Lighting a bathroom poses many different challenges for lighting designers, than other areas of the house. (Image: John Cullen) http://www.johncullenlighting.com/ Always start a bathroom lighting scheme with the washbasin. It will have a mirror above it. If the bathroom is small enough, this may be the only light that you need. Before starting, please be aware that there are important rules to follow when we mix water with electricity. So, be sure to read the practical notes at the foot of this article and ensure that any work done in a bathroom is done by a qualified electrician. Always start a bathroom lighting scheme at the washbasin. It will usually have a mirror above it. And understand this: lighting at the washbasin is never about the washbasin – it’s always about the person standing at the washbasin, the one looking into the mirror. You’re aiming for a light that provides evenly-illuminated, shadow-free faces. Ideally, the ligh...

ABOVE (click on gallery image to view larger picture ): This bathroom was originally two seperate rooms. Read more about this renovated bathroom… If you’re thinking of updating or remodelling your space, follow the expert advice of Real Homes’ Editor-in-Chief and experienced renovator Michael Holmes . You don’t necessarily need to make your bathroom any larger to create the look you want – the key is good layout design . Create a scale floorplan on squared paper with scale cut-outs for the bath, WC, basin and shower tray to explore different layouts. You can download a free planner and scale templates for sanitaryware from armitage-shanks.co.uk. Free CAD software is also available from several sanitaryware manufacturers – Villeroy & Boch offers a free online design tool (villeroy-boch.com). Planning permission isn ’t required to alter the layout, but any changes to the plumbing or electrics or structural alterations or additions must comply with the Building Regulations. The reg...

Get a new look and stay on budget If you plan your design, shop smart and invest some sweat equity, you can have a $25,000 bathroom remodel for a fraction of the price. Don't believe us? Well, we updated this bathroom with new wall and floor tile, a new vanity and top, and new plumbing fixtures . Then we framed the mirror and added glass shelves above the toilet—all for less than $3,000. And we did it all with materials purchased at home centers. For this article, we worked with kitchen and bath designer extraordinaire Lori Jo Krengel . The following pages feature Lori Jo 's advice for dramatic bathroom improvements that are easy on the wallet. Lori Jo Krengel is a Certified Master Kitchen and Bath Designer and the president of Kitchens by Krengel, Inc., an award- winning design firm in St. Paul. Lori Jo combines style and function to create bathrooms that meet specific budgets . She recommends consulting a designer before remodeling a bathroom to avoid common mistakes . ...