Master Bedroom and Bathroom Layout

Have you ever noticed that when you look at your master bedroom and bathroom, the colors seem to pop out? I’m talking about bold hues like pink, light blue, lime green and red.

Not every master bedroom and bathroom has this bold color scheme. If you look closely you will find that not all master bedrooms and bathrooms have this type of look.

I’ve spent the past six years studying master bedrooms and bathrooms and I’ve noticed that more than half of the homes for sale don’t have the same design or color scheme as the master bedroom bathroom. Why is that?

Focus on the details

It seems that there is a discrepancy between what a customer wants in their master bedroom and bathroom and what the architect or designer thinks it should be there. With so many homes being custom designed, they don’t focus on the details that matter most.

For example, when I was studying the master bedroom and bathroom floor plans, I noticed that they all had great flooring, but there were no designs on the walls or ceiling. It struck me that there is no rhyme or reason behind the color schemes we see in master bedrooms and bathrooms.

It seems architects don’t spend enough time thinking about the layout of the master bedroom and bathroom and what works well with the space. This is a massive problem as there are many master bedrooms and bathrooms that fail to meet customer expectations.

Why do you never have to think about a conversion?

For example, some people want to decorate their beauty salon, spa, or home office. When you have a nice master bedroom and bathroom layout you never have to think about remodeling or changing the design of your master bedroom and bathroom.

However, if the master bedroom and bathroom are not what the customer wanted, they can quickly change the entire master bedroom and bathroom layout. Most people are unaware that these master bedrooms and bathrooms are being checked by the home inspector, and it is a common occurrence that they fail to meet the home inspector’s requirements.

You may think that I’m only talking about the bathroom, but you would be wrong. If your master bedroom and bathroom haven’t been renovated, the first thing you’ll see is the ceiling, which is usually covered in white paint.

This is where you can make a huge difference in the design of your bedroom and bathroom. Your master bedroom and bathroom are also heavily used. So you need to keep this area clean and tidy so your eyes don’t wander up to the ceiling.

The ceilings are often sealed to keep out moisture, which can grow mold and mildew and ruin the beauty of the room. The ceiling must also be viewed from an energetic point of view, because if it is not sufficiently insulated, it can be a significant energy hog.

In today’s world, the most important energy guzzlers are eating and drinking, air conditioning and lighting in our homes. The energy that the lights you put in your master bedroom and bathroom use up costing you hundreds of dollars a year.