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While the bathroom is primarily functional, it doesn't need to be dull. Small touches like polished chrome fixtures or natural stone tiles can make a substantial impact in the appearance of the room. Marble countertops or a customized cabinetry can further add to the feeling of luxuriousness.

Step2
A bathroom should be both attractive and functional. Adding a vanity, recessed medicine cabinet, or overhead storage for cleaning supplies can help reduce the amount of unnecessary clutter in your bathroom. Adding a skylight, enlarging a window, or installing additional task lighting can make it easier to complete your morning grooming routine.

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At the end of a stressful day, nothing beats relaxing in a beautiful bathroom. To create a soothing and tranquil atmosphere, consider adding luxuries such as a steam sauna, air bath therapy, vertical shower spa, air-jetted whirlpool, or soaking tub.

Step4
Make your life easier by choosing materials that are a snap to clean and maintain. Smooth, seamless, jointless, and moisture resistant materials are generally the best choice for bathroom remodeling projects. Ceramic tile, fiberglass, and marble will help to create low-maintenance bathroom.

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How to Childproof a Bathroom http://www.homeimprovementsbydesign.com/3/2008/09/how-to-childproof-a-bathroom-53fc4/ How to Plan a Bathroom Makeover
Step 1
Secure all lower bathroom cabinets with safety latches.

Step2
Store medication, vitamins, hair bleach, hair dye, bathroom cleanser and other hazardous solutions in a locked cabinet or in another room.

Step3
Be sure to keep bathroom door shut and use doorknob safety guards to prevent children from entering the bathroom.

Step4
Keep toilet seat lids down at all times; lock them with special lid locks.

Step5
Use nonskid mats or adhesive safety strips in the bathtub and shower to prevent slipping.

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Install electrical outlets protected by ground-fault circuit breakers to prevent electric shock.

Step7
Set your water heater at 120 degrees F or install anti-scald devices on faucets.

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