Bathroom Remodeling in Houston,
Built for Daily Living

If the kitchen is the home’s gathering place, then the primary bathroom in the owner’s suite is the retreat. It is the place where you start your day and the place where you end your day. As such, your bathroom should be a relaxing place, a space that offers calm and tranquility. Relaxation contributes to our mental health. Our lives are fast-paced and more stressful than ever before. With a spa-like bathroom designed by Sneller, premier luxury bathroom remodeler near Houston, you are sure to have that warm and welcoming space to take refuge. The growing emphasis on self-care has made the primary bathroom an increasingly significant space in the home.

Questions That May Be Prompting You To Consider Bathroom Remodeling Services.

Even the largest primary or guest bathroom can be problematic when it comes to functionality. Are the shower and sink fixtures in your bathroom of ideal scale and proportion, or does your oversized bathtub dominate the space? Is there insufficient storage? Does your current plumbing provide ideal water pressure? Is the style of your cabinetry mismatched with light fixtures? Is there adequate ventilation to reduce the effects of humidity?

The bathroom remodeling design choices of your cabinets, walls, and floors are equally as critical to the overall look of your daily retreat.

Once you and your design team at Sneller have determined where your cabinets, vanity, and shelves will be located, it’s time to decide how they will look. If your bathroom is to have depth, you’ll want to choose materials and colors that will complement your other selections.

For example, if the stone selected for the bathroom countertops is a dynamic statement piece, then the cabinet design choices should not distract the eye.

Beyond typical cabinet styles, cabinets and the bathroom vanity are getting legs modeled after more traditional furniture pieces. Large and spacious bathrooms might even accommodate cabinets as an island in the center. Open shelving is also a storage option and allows you to display artwork in the bathroom, bringing more elegance and refinery into your personal refuge.

No longer are wallpaper or paint your only options for your bathroom makeover.

While these wall covering options remain classic choices for good reasons, bathroom wall decor has come a long way. Consider geometric wall tiles as a backsplash. Create an accent wall with planks. Murals, wainscoting, and even brick are unconventional, Avant Garde approaches to wall design.

Flooring selection for most areas of the house are based on personal style alone. When it comes to choosing the best flooring for your bathroom, however, you’ll want to consider both style and performance. Bathroom floors get wet - a lot. Water can ruin the wrong flooring choice.

Porcelain tile, ceramic tile, and natural stone are ideal choices for bathroom flooring.

Each of these options stands up well to moisture, with porcelain being the most waterproof. While each can be quite cold underfoot, even in the mild and temperate Houston climate, this can be remedied by adding radiant or heated tiles. Sneller’s bathroom remodelers in Houston understand this. This is why there is a wide variety of tile shapes and sizes: square, rectangular, hexagonal, and octagonal. Mosaic patterns can be created using smaller tiles. While tile and natural stone can be slippery, using texture can mitigate this. If you have your heart set on a wooden floor, understand that exposure to even small amounts of moisture will, over time, damage the wood. The good news is that there are tile and stone options that mimic the look of real wood.

Sneller believes in assembling a team of experts to collaborate and create the renovation of your dreams.

Sneller’s Selections Coordinator will serve as your general contractor, bringing together architects, interior designers, carpenters, engineers, plumbers, and more, each selected to match the homeowners style and goals.

The Coordinator will act as the initial liaison among the clients, designer, architect, project estimator, project director, office support, and more. This gives you that point of contact who has access to all team members involved in the home renovation process.