Remodeling Your Bathroom With Granite

The kitchen is not the only room in the house to install granite. In fact, there are several opportunities to use granite around the house, including in the bathroom. And not just in a secondary or guest bathroom either. Even the master bath or another frequently used bathroom in the house will improve visually and functionally with granite. Some ways to do this may come to mind quickly. But there are other practical uses for granite in the bathroom as well. Let's a look at a few of these.

Granite Bath Vanity Tops
Just like in the kitchen, granite can work just as well as a countertop in the bathroom. Even when it's installed in a master bathroom or another main bathroom, it will endure just as well as if it were sequestered in a guest bathroom. You'll get much more enjoyment out of it installing this stone where you see it.

And don't think you must have the funds to hire a custom granite professional to have a granite bath vanity top. Pre-cut bath vanity tops are plentiful and a less expensive alternative. They come ready to install on top of standard vanity sizes and often include a sink. Various colors of granite are available and they're designed to not only fit standard vanities but common interior design preferences too. If you're on a budget or want a quick and easy solution to your vanity quandary, look into pre-cut granite bath vanity tops.

Granite Sinks
Granite sinks and basins are a more unique way to use granite in the bathroom. If you want something different that not everyone will have, this may be your answer. Granite sinks and basins come with a durable finish that's waterproof and stain-resistant. It won't require constant cleaning or maintenance to look nice and remain practical. Again, this isn't an item reserved only for secondary or guest bathrooms. It's just as reliable for frequent use.

Granite pedestal sinks may work well in smaller or more traditional bathrooms. On the other hand, granite basins appeal to more modern design trends. While a round basin may fit in just as well in a traditional setting, an angular, abstract shape will work if you have a modern or even a more industrial style bathroom. Granite sinks come ready for use and are cut from one piece of stone so you'll have a seamless look.

Granite Medallions
While this may not be the most functional way to use granite, it's certainly different. Granite medallions are a unique addition to any home, including in the bathroom. They're made up of several smaller pieces of granite cut and arranged into designs that are attached to one larger tile. It looks somewhat like a mosaic but installs as one piece. As a tile, it's both art and function. So where could you install one in the bathroom? Granite medallions can be installed on walls and floors so the options are plenty. However, the shower floor is an especially fun place to install a medallion. The center of the bathroom floor or even on the shower wall would also be attractive options.

As you may now see, granite is versatile and has found more than one place in the bathroom. Granite bath vanity tops are a standard use of the stone and can be installed inexpensively and easily by ordering a pre-cut top. Granite sinks are also practical but more unique. And while it's not necessary, a granite medallion can add art and flare to a bathroom wall or floor. Study your bathroom and see just how many ways granite might work for you.