Kitchens may be the heart of the home but bathrooms are the muscle. Where else can you do your makeup and cleanup the kids after playing in the mud? When designing your new bathroom, a vanity is essential.  A vanity can add style to your design and create a functional place for storage. From simple to modern, white to wood, there are thousands of options to chose from.

Double Sink

In most bathrooms, a double vanity is a great choice.  It’s a sure way to impress and as a added benefit, it will add value to your home if you decide to sell in the future.  A double sink is a very attractive choice to couples and large families since there is no need to fight over one sink during the busy rush of getting ready in the morning.

Gray

The color gray is a very popular choice for any project and bathroom vanities are no exception. Gray looks great in traditional, modern or rustic bathrooms. Gray is also timeless. It goes great with a multitude of colors, whether you prefer a bright room or one with darker tones. 

Granite Top

A granite top is a beautiful addition to a bathroom. Even though they cost more then laminate, they stand the test of time. They are heat, stain and scratch resistant and come in many color options. Undermount sinks are common in granite tops. This is a great benefit as this allows dirt to be wiped directly into the sink without it being caught around the lip of a mounted sink.

Open Shelf

An open shelf vanity can open up space in your bathroom helping it feel bigger, which is great for small bathrooms. With an open shelf you can place a basket or two for storage and a set of towels, just like you might see in a spa. 

As the family grows up and out, you may find that space or rooms in the house are no longer needed or do not meet the needs of your changing lifestyle.

Aging-in-place shower features – low curb, walk-in, grab bars, bench, non-slip floor, and hand shower

Perhaps you want to take advantage of the built-up equity in the home. For an empty nester, now may be the perfect time to resettle before undertaking a downsizing becomes too overwhelming. Moving into a smaller home or condo where you could spend the next 20-30 years comfortably may be an ideal solution.

For those who are not ready to move, a home remodel to redefine the space for your new lifestyle and interests can be an exciting event. Give your home a new breath of life with an expanded kitchen for entertaining, a recreation space or theater in the basement, or reallocate space to make a larger master suite with spa-like bathroom.

Perhaps you’ve already found a home that is perfect size for you after retirement. In that case, remodeling to make the kitchen and bathroom more accessible as you age will be an invaluable investment. Easy to access walk-in showers, accessible lower cabinets with drawers, and plenty of space to move between elements are key features for aging-in-place. Improving safety, accessibility, and ease of use will allow you to maintain independence and healthy living.

If you love where you live… talk to a remodeling contractor today to see if a fresh design and renovation can make your home fit your new lifestyle and needs!

Your home is likely one of your most valuable investments. Home renovations and updates can do wonders for the livability and enjoyment of your family now, and an increased value for the long term and resale.

Simpler updates such as new flooring, a fresh coat of paint, or improving energy efficiency will increase the value without causing too much of a dent in your pocketbook.

But if you’re looking for a larger value increase and still want to take advantage of the changes yourself, then a more extensive remodel may be the ticket for you. USA Today ranked kitchen and bath remodels in the Top 5 renovations to bring you the most bang for your buck. The aesthetics, functionality, and modern features when remodeling these rooms are highly sought after by buyers and owners.

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Incorporating some of the advances in design and technology in a kitchen will make this room a focal point in the home and a favorite spot for the family to gather.

While turning your bathroom into a quiet haven or retreat is always a big hit.

Remodeling your home can be an exciting endeavor if you’ve hired the right team to take on the project. You can count on GMH Construction for expert advice and outstanding design services that will give you the highest return on investment possible. Review our project photos for examples of our work, testimonials from customers, and then give us a call to discuss how we can help you get the most value out of your home!