Bathroom Design Guide

Compare bathroom tile, finishes, mirrors, and storage while keeping doors, fixtures, and wet areas in view. Check dimensions and product suitability separately from the visual concept.

Bathroom Design Tips

  1. 1
    Compare tile coverage before choosing a pattern
    Sketch partial-wall and full-wall tile options around the existing fixtures. Check tile dimensions, cuts, and the product requirements for the intended surface and wet area.
  2. 2
    Check finishes against the fittings you keep
    Place finish samples beside existing taps, handles, and lights. Note which items would actually be replaced and check dimensions and connections before matching the generated look.
  3. 3
    Size the mirror around real obstructions
    Measure the vanity, mirror position, lights, and nearby cabinets. Test sightlines and door openings; a larger reflection does not add physical space or prove that a mirror fits.
  4. 4
    Compare light at the mirror
    Check your reflection under the current lights and note where shadows fall. Compare fixture locations without assuming one arrangement suits every room, and verify products and installation for the bathroom location.
  5. 5
    Keep storage clear of doors and fixtures
    Mark shelves, baskets, and other storage with their full depth. Open cabinet and shower doors and test reaching the items; check each product for the moisture conditions where it will sit.

Compare directions for your bathroom

Upload a photo and compare a style concept with the original. Check fixed features, furniture scale, and real measurements before using the image to choose products or plan changes.