We talk an awful lot about natural stone countertops for the kitchen. And why wouldn’t we? Stone countertops are our specialty. But did you know that most of the benefits of installing stone in the kitchen carry through to the bathroom?
For so many of our customers, beauty is the central motivation for choosing stone over other materials. Whether it is granite, marble, quartzite, or quartz, people just love the look. It might be worth considering a similar look for a bath, especially if the space is outdated and in serious need of renovation.
Stone for the Vanity
An obvious starting point for a discussion like this is the vanity. Consider your current master bathroom. What is on top of the vanity right now? If it is laminate, welcome to the club. Laminate bath countertops are pretty common throughout Utah. But they don’t have to be. A natural stone or quartz countertop is every bit as effective and more beautiful at the same time.
You could get truly radical and replace your current laminate counter and ceramic sink with a single unit made of natural stone. Think about it. And if you want to see something of this nature in person, stop in at any of our Utah showrooms. We promise you will be stunned.
Stone for the Floor
The vinyl floor in your bathroom has probably seen better days. And if that’s the case, your bath renovation will probably include a new floor. Stone is at the top of the list once again. Natural stone tiles are extremely hard to beat in terms of their beauty and durability. Choosing marble or granite will really make the master bathroom pop.
Don’t worry about installation, either. Our installers don’t just specialize in countertops for the kitchen. They can also install stone floors, backsplashes, and shower tiles.
Ceramic or Glass for the Shower
A new tile shower sure beats a fiberglass shower insert. It looks great and will add considerable value to your home. As for the tiles themselves, ceramic and glass are two popular options among Utah homeowners. Both are waterproof and durable. They look elegant, too.
Porcelain is another excellent choice for the shower and the vanity backsplash. Porcelain has long been used in bathrooms for both walls and floors. It might be just what your renovation project needs.
Invest in Yourself and Your Home
We do not post a lot about bathroom renovations on our blog. Perhaps we should change that. Nonetheless, we see bathroom renovations as a dual investment. A renovation would be an investment in yourself and your home.
It is an investment in yourself because you are remodeling the bathroom to meet your needs and wants. You are creating a more inviting space that transforms the bathroom from a functional room into a luxurious and tranquil refuge.
Renovating the bathroom is also an investment in your home because it adds to the property’s resale value. Whether you plan to sell in the very near future or are planning for your home to be your forever dwelling, you can never go wrong with higher value.
Let Us Help With Your Project
The Bedrock Quartz team is as excited to help you with your bath renovation as we are your new kitchen countertops. As always, we install everything we sell. Our skilled craftsmen will treat your home like their own, giving you the utmost quality and a level of professionalism and courteousness that could very well leave you speechless. If you are thinking about remodeling the bath, let’s talk about the role stone could play.
