Although they may not be the most exciting part of your bathroom remodeling project, toilets are a critical part of any bathroom, and there are more choices than you can imagine.

A common trend today is to separate the toilet and shower to make your bathroom practical for multiple people to use. When choosing a new toilet, locate the plumbing and space you will use for it. There are several toilet styles and colors to match your other bathroom features.

Sinks
You need to consider:

Size and Model

Decide if you want your sink to be part of the vanity or freestanding.
Freestanding sinks do not have cabinets.
You can choose from a range of colors, patterns, depths and designs.

Height

Will children or adults be using the sink?
For children, you can add a footstool at the base of the sink.

Material

Choose a material that is resistant to water damage.
Some common sink materials include stone, marble and stainless steel.

Faucets

Choose faucets that match the decor of your bathroom.
Your faucet materials should be resistant to water ™¦™¦damage such as rust.

There are many choices when it comes to bathtubs and showers today. You have options when it comes to size, shape, material, color, etc. You must also consider the budget and amount of space you are working with.

Bathtubs take up more room than showers but offer a more relaxing experience. If you have the room, there are several types of baths on the market to fit your lifestyle. You can pick a bath for one person or multiple people. You can also add jets for a spa like feel.

Maybe you aren't a bath person and prefer a shower instead. Or, maybe you have limited space in your bathroom and don't have the space for a bathtub. Either way, showers come in many types and can be relaxing just like bathtubs. There are several types of shower heads to fit your preferences in water pressure. You can even find showers for your home bathroom that mimic steam rooms typically found in spas.