Sharon Lee

Most bathroom remodels follow a pattern: high hopes and a measuring tape lead to an arm wrapped around your body. You’ve selected your vanity, the … Read more

The bathroom seems roomy, until you sit down. Then you notice how vanity’s too close on one side (and door bumps your knees on the … Read more

The most important thing about a wet room for good drainage is the slope of the floor, because water will find its way onto level … Read more

Maybe the dresser is wider then you realize when it comes time to wrap. Maybe you’ve got some bubble wrap in your hand and are … Read more

You’ve seen the free standing soaker tubs in all their glory in magazines. You want one. Your bath is five feet wide with a swinging … Read more

The mistake that most folks make: they take their shower head measurement starting from floor level in the bathroom. But they’re forgetting that the tub … Read more

This is usually where the “just install a shower” plan goes wrong: you order a shower tray based off what’s right-looking in the catalogue, only … Read more

Most people buy a bathroom fan based off the box price. That’s how most folks shop, and then they ask why the mirror steams up … Read more

They’re too deep: You purchased new recycling bins (or maybe you bought whatever fits in the space that you have). But they don’t go underneath … Read more

How many shelves can I get into my narrow tall cupboard? What fits in there, such as sheets and towels, while allowing for airflow and … Read more