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They say that kitchen and bathroom renovations offer the best return on investment when it comes to resale, and designer Leslie Biggley has really put that to the test in her two most recent projects—a pair of Pinterest-worthy bathrooms. Read on for Leslie’s tips for designing two distinct bathrooms, plus her suggestions for where to save and where to splurge in your own renovation. Vanity // Mirrors // Sconces // Basket What were your goals and inspirations when designing your two new bathrooms? When I designed the en suite, I knew that I wanted the soaker tub to be the focal point of the space across the back of the bathroom with an amazing light fixture over the top because I love that look! I also wanted to conceal the toilet in its own space. I had seen them enclosed before and thought it was a great feature to be able to have someone using the washroom while others were using the vanity, tub or shower. We have two daughters, so I think it adds a lot of functionality to the space...

If you are opting for a country bathroom or laundry room, you may want to check this trough sink with double faucet design . It has a size of a smaller bathtub, excellent for handwashing and soaking your laundry. Found by KimKimJacob +5 The beautiful styling of this sink fixed to the wall makes it a unique style. The impressive taps in one large sink are incredibly stylish. Background with interesting wallpaper and paneling creates an old school vibe. Found by JennaDelicata +2 Wall mounted sink for each bathroom according to taste and need. It is fitted with soap dish. Simple form and functional design for each home. Found by KathleenBarnes +3 A simple aesthetic wall - mounted trough sink featuring a rectangularish basin with rounded front corners . It's of white ceramic. It has a quite high backsplash , 1 tap hole and 1 drain hole but has no overflow. Found by JenniferButler +284 Contemporary Minimalist sink Neutral Design " /> Modernize the bathroom and bring some s...