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Are you planning a bathroom remodel for your Naperville home in 2025? One of the most impactful changes you can make is updating your vanity color. The right shade can completely transform your bathroom, giving it a fresh and modern look. With so many color options available, it can be tough to decide which one suits your style best.

In addition to sustainable materials, freestanding soaker tubs, large walk-in showers, and earthy tones that bring the outdoors in, there is one bathroom design trend gaining traction: solid surface walls, and in particular, solid quartz shower walls. Solid surface showers simply cannot be beat. There are no grout lines, no caulk, no mildew, and little to no maintenance, not to mention they are gorgeous to look at. The NKBA 2024 Bathroom Trend Report shows that over the next three years, an overwhelmingly high percentage of homeowners looking to remodel their bathrooms want large format tiles or a slab surface. While tiles remain a popular shower wall covering choice, quartz is gaining momentum since there are a number of benefits to this design choice. Let’s dive into a few.

While more research is needed in order to fully understand the connection between color and mood, color theory suggests that the color scheme in your home can positively impact your mental health and well-being. So if you’re waking up in a cranky mood, it may not be the “wrong side of the bed”, but rather the color on your walls! Using color to influence your mood and behaviors is called color psychology and is a rather new science. However, there is evidence that it can help reduce stress, improve sleep, and more.

When it comes to current bathroom trends, homeowners are leaning toward clean lines, smart storage, energy-efficiency, spa-like luxury, and high-tech features. A no-fuss bathroom is one that is functional, beautiful, and easy to keep clean. In recent bathroom renovations we’re seeing an increasing demand for wet room bathrooms. A wet room bathroom is a waterproofed bathroom with a free-standing tub within the walk-in shower area at the same level as the rest of the floor, or it might offer a low-curb entrance. The water drains away through a flush drain within the shower. Typically, you’ll see the area partially or fully glass-enclosed, or you might see a half wall to provide some separation and aid with splashing.

Whether you’re hosting out-of-town guests, or your family simply needs more room to get ready, a guest bathroom can be a lifesaver, so why not make it functional and beautiful?  Bathroom renovations are one of the most sought after remodel projects, and that certainly includes half and full guest bathrooms. If your guest bathroom needs an update, consider what choices will make a big impact. There are many design changes, both big and small, that you can incorporate. Let’s take a look at 5 guest bathroom refresh ideas. Select one, two, or do them all for a complete remodel. Your options are limitless. If  you’re seeking a larger renovation, avoid costly mistakes and contact a reputable contracting company before you begin so that you can be confident in the results.

Are you ready to update your primary or guest bathroom? Bathroom renovations are one of the most sought after remodel projects. Homeowners and buyers alike crave a functional and beautiful bathroom space. But before diving into renovation, be sure to think about the process and desired outcome. After all, although bathrooms might be one of the smallest spaces in your home, they can be a significant investment, depending on your project size and material selections.

Many of us sit and dream about a more spacious home. You may wish for a larger closet to house your shoe collection, or a chef’s dream kitchen to cook your most delicious meals. But time and again clients come to us with a desire to expand their bathroom space. Although guests may not spend a lot of time here, spacious bathrooms translate to smoother mornings and happier households. There are cases where we can actually enlarge the bathroom space by borrowing square footage from a neighboring room or changing the structure or floorplan of an entire home.

Do you already have a tub and shower combination but don’t see a need for it anymore? Or are you looking to maximize your space by removing a large separate soaking tub and shower in order to replace them with a walk-in shower? If this sounds like you, you’re not alone. Our team at J&J Construction has noticed an uptick of requests for tub to shower conversions. Whether it makes more sense from a mobility standpoint, or simply a change in lifestyle, we understand that desire and are delivering beautiful results to clients throughout the area.