Where function and beautiful design come together seamlessly. Whatever your taste – traditional elegance, simply modern, subdued and tranquil – we bring your vision to life.
Our designers will layout a bathroom designed to suit your needs and style. Whether you want to redesign your entire master bathroom, or perhaps add a half bath or powder room to your existing home, we take extraordinary pride in a meticulous blend of restoration and renovation, designed with stunning results.
We invite you to take a look at our bathroom renovations portfolio and explore the elegant, historically rich bathroom remodels that we have had the pleasure of restoring over the last 20 years.
Our designers are trained in industry ingenuities to maximize your budget, providing credible advice on design trends that are worth following as well as on fads to avoid- so your space will retain its value over time. Best of all, our designers have the software and training to provide you with detailed 3D imaging before construction begins. Visualizing your ideas will help you save time, money, and materials, since you won’t have to pay for your mistakes.
From building basement gyms to working from home, a trend toward simplified and centralized in-home amenities has been one of the hallmarks of the twenty-first century. As experts at marrying the charm of old homes with the convenience of modern technologies, we see the incorporation of luxury bathroom features into residential homes as an exciting continuation of that movement. Below are a few of our favorite features to consider for your new bathroom renovation:
Heated Floors:
Heated floors have been in vogue for a while, but that doesn’t mean they’ve become a standard feature in every bathroom. Everyone has experienced the unpleasant sensation of stepping onto cold tile after a warm shower, especially during winter, and nothing is less conducive to a spa-inspired atmosphere. Just like heated car seats, a heated bathroom floor is a luxury you won’t want to forgo once you’ve experienced it.
Heated Towel Rack:
We’ve all heard of warming drawers in the kitchen, so why not in the bathroom? Wrapping yourself into a towel that’s been stored in a warming drawer continues the soothing experience of your shower rather than abruptly ending it.
Smart Technology:
These days, it seems like there’s an app for everything, and we can all thank the geniuses who have carried that concept over into bathroom technology. Now, you can tap your phone to set the temperature of the water in your shower, start heating your steam shower, and control various lighting settings in your mirrors. On a related note, you can even incorporate a mini TV screen into your vanity mirror so that you can catch your favorite show wherever you are in your home.
Water-Proof Speakers:
Ready to take singing in the shower to the next level? For those of us who use music to relax, it’s time to install a water-proof speaker in your shower. Now you can tell Alexa to play certain songs in your shower itself instead of straining to hear beyond the sound of the water. This shower below has a built in speaker in the shower head- how cool is that?
Bathroom renovations can vary greatly in cost, depending on the type of bathroom and the finish selections. For existing spaces, the national average ROI ranges from 55%-60%. Bathroom additions typically deliver a 48%-53% ROI.
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The bathroom is one of the most frequently used parts of any home, which is why it’s important to know what type of bathroom remodel you need before jumping into a remodeling project.
Hall Baths:
As the name suggests, hall bathrooms adjoin a hallway in the home, and they may or may not have entry from a bedroom. Often, they are the most used bathroom in the house because they can service multiple areas of the house in a way that the primary bathroom’s privacy might not allow. Therefore, you can expect people in the home to be able to enjoy the renovations on a frequent basis. Deciding how much space you will use for your hall bathroom remodel is the first step. Maybe the space you currently have needs to be expanded, or maybe changing counter space and the bathing area will increase the floor space without moving any walls.
Hall bathrooms are a great way to improve the functionality of your home without utilizing too much space. These types of bathroom remodels typically focus on features like new tile, toilet, bathtub, and vanity. In most cases, a complete bathroom remodel will require a complete tear out, meaning everything will be removed. The walls usually are not torn down unless you would like to change the location of sinks, bathtubs, or toilets, but most of our clients do not request this change. Even so, complete tear downs are not always necessary. Working with a professional interior designer will help you discover exactly what you want for your bathroom remodel in Atlanta and how to use that space optimally. Partial and cosmetic remodels might include the removal and replacement of some areas of your bathroom, but they do not have to if you do not want it.
Hall baths are the perfect way to give your family and guests their own space. If your bathroom has historic features throughout, it’s best to hire a professional that’s worked with preserving historic homes like we have. If you have a historic home with charm that you’re looking to preserve, it’s important to work with the right contractor. Many general contractors will uproot all of the historic charm of your bathroom remodel if you aren’t careful.
Powder Rooms & Kids’ Bathrooms:
The term powder room has been around since the eighteenth century. It was considered a closet-sized room where people applied extra powder to their wigs. The Victorian times kept the term “powder room” to discreetly excuse oneself.
These vestiges of the Victorian era abound in charm, but with old age, charm can fade. Though small in size, powder bathrooms leave a large impression on the way your guests view your home because they are usually centrally located on the first floor. When you entertain guests, they are most likely to use the powder room. Containing just a toilet and a sink, they are relatively quick and inexpensive to remodel, but when updated, guests will surely notice and comment on your newly renovated powder room. An abundance of character and charm can be established through use of wallpaper and tile, even in a small space like a powder room.
Homeowners typically incorporate a more playful vibe with bold color palettes and features in their kids’ bathrooms. Thinking of style and functionality for kids’ bathrooms is important. Drawers and vanities should never be out of reach for your kids, and it can be helpful to have higher walls on the bathtub to prevent splashes from reaching your floor. One big difference between a powder room and a kids’ bathroom is that kids’ bathrooms typically have a bathtub. Tile flooring is a popular option for kids’ bathrooms as there are many colors and styles to choose from, and it is easy to keep clean.
Primary Bathrooms:
Primary bathrooms are often the most remodeled bathroom of choice, and that is for good reason. When you wake up in the morning, your primary bathroom is probably the first place you go. Greeting each day in a new, clean space of your choice can help rolling out of bed easier, even if it is Monday. For these reasons, remodeled primary bathrooms also make your home far more attractive to potential buyers in the future. The primary bathroom usually gets the most attention because that is the bathroom that the homebuyers themselves will use. Turning a master bathroom into a luxurious retreat can change the overall perspective of how you use your space, as well as offer a nice point of differentiation from other homes if you look to sell.
When considering a primary bathroom remodel, first think about its uses. Many master bathrooms add elegance to efficiency, with features like a claw-foot or freestanding tub used as a centerpiece of the bathroom. You might enjoy a large bath to soak away your troubles, or maybe you want to put more emphasis on the shower depending on what suits your desires. Free-standing soaker tubs, high-end faucets, custom cabinetry, and ceramic tiled flooring are all fully customizable features that can enhance the overall look and feel of a master bathroom.
Primary bathrooms typically follow the lead of the adjacent bedroom’s design and allow an ample amount of space. It is important to incorporate similar design elements in every room bathroom in the home. Double vanities and large marble countertops are common for master bathroom remodels. Large countertops featuring a double sink is a popular approach that allows both people to use the sinks at the same time, while providing more space to place grooming accessories and products.
Primary Bathroom Addition:
The addition of a primary bathroom into a home can be costly and time consuming. However, if you want certain features like a freestanding tub and walk-in shower, you might need to add to the existing floorplan. Even so, it is sure to be worth it in the long run due to increased space to take care of personal needs, higher attractiveness to future buyers, and being less cramped in the mornings and evenings. In terms of financial value and cost, it is difficult to generalize too broadly because of the many possible different customizations and configurations, but you can be sure that potential buyers will prioritize a home with a spacious and updated master bathroom. One study found that adding a bathroom increased the home’s sale price by nearly 10%, which is more than twice the increase you would see if you added a bedroom.
Like any bathroom addition project, the exact costs will depend on several factors that include type of materials you’d like, amenities, timeline, and your current home’s structure. Most customers opt for tile throughout the bathroom, but if you would like to see more marble, that can affect the cost. Typically, the most cost-sensitive features are the choice of fixtures, materials, and major changes in the layout of the bathroom. You can balance your choice of materials and fixtures to get the right combination you want all while staying within your budget. When done correctly, your master bathroom will exemplify a luxurious and elegant retreat for you to enjoy. We can help craft your vision for your master bathroom, so you will know what you are getting before diving into the project. We will work with the city to make sure all licenses and permits are in place when adding to the home’s floor plan, something we have done countless times. We will work with you, step by step to create lists, mood boards, and detailed renderings showing the finished product.
Whether you’d like to bring the feel of the spa to your home and bedside, or just need to simply update a decades old bathroom, we at Copper Sky Design + Remodel are confident not only in the quality of our workmanship, but also in our concern and care for our client’s wishes. Renovating any portion of the home is an important decision, and we recognize that it is important to approach the decision with someone who knows not only what questions to ask but how to ask the question too.
Copper Sky Design + Remodel uses the design-build methodology, a proven process that combines design and construction. Our team excels at major renovations, kitchen and bathroom remodeling, home additions, ADU’s, and specialty projects with a minimum investment of $100,000.
