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How to Mix Metals in Your Bathroom Without It Looking Chaotic
Are you a homeowner who is confused about brushed brass vs chrome bathrooms but hesitates to combine them in your bathroom? You’re not alone. Many people fear that mixing metals will make their space look chaotic or mismatched. Over another 15 years, Running Renovations renovated hundreds of bathrooms across Burlington, Hamilton, Oakville, and Milton, seeing just what works. However, it was not just the aesthetics that needed consideration. What was necessary was that the de
David Stapleford
Apr 175 min read


8 Common Bathroom Renovation Mistakes to Avoid in Burlington (And How to Fix Them)
A bathroom renovation should feel like an upgrade, not a recovery mission. After more than fifteen years in the trenches pulling out water-damaged subfloors, fixing crooked plumbing, redoing “budget” jobs that ballooned into double the cost, we’ve seen how fast a dream remodel can spiral into a repair project. The hard truth? Most bathroom renovation mistakes in Burlington don’t happen because homeowners choose the wrong tile color. They happen because of small technical mist
David Stapleford
Mar 105 min read


7 Ways to Maximize Small Bathroom Space (With Design Stats)
Compact is the new cool! Especially when it comes to anything related to residential real estate, instead of bungalows and other big houses, studio apartments are gaining traction. In the same way, small bathrooms are also gaining an image of ‘cute’ instead of being insufficient. For a nuclear family, an average-sized bathroom with a glass partition between the shower area and the vanity area with enough hanging and storage space is quite desirable. A well-planned small bathr
David Stapleford
Feb 55 min read


Why Proper Ventilation Matters in Bathroom Renovations
Whenever a homeowner thinks of a bathroom renovation, they automatically think of fixtures, theme, tiles, wall colors, and water connections to the furthest. Very few people can think of other functionalities like air ventilation, drainage, and so on. Air ventilation for bathrooms is a critical point to consider. A bathroom is usually compact compared to other rooms of the home, and plus, the area goes through a lot of moisture, warmth, and smells. This is why ventilation sta
David Stapleford
Dec 8, 20254 min read


How to Choose the Perfect Bathroom Vanity for Your Space
Usually, the first thing in a bathroom that catches your eye is a vanity space. The clear, smudge-free mirror, with perfect warm light, enough space below, and a perfectly suitable sink, is a mark of a diligently designed bathroom space. After vanity, one may wander through the bathtub or shower space and further. Here, coherence plays a key role. A vanity with a largely white-and-brown-based theme is less likely to take a smooth turn towards a bath that has blue tile-work wi
David Stapleford
Oct 28, 20254 min read
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