You spend a lot of time and money fixing up parts of your home for the rest of your family. You’ve probably redesigned your kid's rooms every couple of years as they’ve grown up. You added a pool in the backyard and maybe your office has been taken over as a playroom. But now it's high time that you direct some of the home remodeling energy toward your master bedroom suite.
Before you break ground on this beautiful new space, make sure you’ve considered some of the following factors:
Master Bath And Closet
It goes without saying that your newly remodeled master suite is just begging for a luxurious bathroom. Make sure you leave yourself enough space to add a soaking tub, walk-in shower, private water closet, and large walk-in closet that will accommodate all your clothes. Many other families prefer things like heated floors and double vanities so you and your spouse don't get too crowded while you’re getting ready in the morning.
More Windows
Do you have enough windows in your master suite?Not only do windows let in natural sunlight, but they also let in clean, fresh air. As you begin thinking through your master bedroom design, take note of all the places where you could add windows to allow more natural light in. And remember, you can always control the light by adding custom window coverings, but without enough windows, you’re limited to the amount of sunlight you’ll get to enjoy.
Consider Carpet
Over the last decade or so, the trend has been to remove every ounce of carpeting from your home, and there are many good reasons people have chosen to do this. For starters, the vibrant shag carpets of the seventies put a bad taste in many people’s mouths, plus higher pile carpets are harder to clean and can hold in dust and other allergens. That said, there is absolutely something to be said about stepping out of bed onto a soft, warm carpet that is cozy and relaxing. Plus, the addition of soft textiles on the floor gives the room a warmer feel and helps reduce noise. As you begin the luxury remodel of your master suite, consider adding a beautiful, high quality, low pile carpet to your design.
Create A Sitting Room
Your house has a movie room, and a playroom, and plenty of spaces dedicated to kids and family relaxing together. But what you really need is a quiet space where you can get away, read a good book, and have your morning coffee in peace. There’s no reason to spend your evenings reading all hunched over in bed if you have a beautiful sitting room or small library attached to your master bedroom. Reclaim some space to create the perfect, parents-only retreat in your master suite.
Getting plenty of rest and avoiding extra stress are two great ways to live a longer happier life, and what better way to achieve that than to build yourself a cozy master bedroom suite that you can feel comfortable in. If you’re ready to tackle this next big project, contact us today. Together with our design specialists, you can create the master suite that you deserve.
Master Bath And Closet
It goes without saying that your newly remodeled master suite is just begging for a luxurious bathroom. Make sure you leave yourself enough space to add a soaking tub, walk-in shower, private water closet, and large walk-in closet that will accommodate all your clothes. Many other families prefer things like heated floors and double vanities so you and your spouse don't get too crowded while you’re getting ready in the morning.
More Windows
Do you have enough windows in your master suite?Not only do windows let in natural sunlight, but they also let in clean, fresh air. As you begin thinking through your master bedroom design, take note of all the places where you could add windows to allow more natural light in. And remember, you can always control the light by adding custom window coverings, but without enough windows, you’re limited to the amount of sunlight you’ll get to enjoy.
Consider Carpet
Over the last decade or so, the trend has been to remove every ounce of carpeting from your home, and there are many good reasons people have chosen to do this. For starters, the vibrant shag carpets of the seventies put a bad taste in many people’s mouths, plus higher pile carpets are harder to clean and can hold in dust and other allergens. That said, there is absolutely something to be said about stepping out of bed onto a soft, warm carpet that is cozy and relaxing. Plus, the addition of soft textiles on the floor gives the room a warmer feel and helps reduce noise. As you begin the luxury remodel of your master suite, consider adding a beautiful, high quality, low pile carpet to your design.
Create A Sitting Room
Your house has a movie room, and a playroom, and plenty of spaces dedicated to kids and family relaxing together. But what you really need is a quiet space where you can get away, read a good book, and have your morning coffee in peace. There’s no reason to spend your evenings reading all hunched over in bed if you have a beautiful sitting room or small library attached to your master bedroom. Reclaim some space to create the perfect, parents-only retreat in your master suite.
Getting plenty of rest and avoiding extra stress are two great ways to live a longer happier life, and what better way to achieve that than to build yourself a cozy master bedroom suite that you can feel comfortable in. If you’re ready to tackle this next big project, contact us today. Together with our design specialists, you can create the master suite that you deserve.
