Can you name anything worse than having an old, stinky, leaky and absolutely outdated bathroom? Granted there aren't many things more unpleasant, something can be done about it.
If you get the feeling that it was your bathroom that was described earlier, then you should definitely look into remodeling it.
And don't worry as bathroom remodeling does not necessarily signify endless hard labor and tons of cash down the drain; when it's done right, it's more than worth it.
The first thing you need to do is to carefully examine your washroom, and see what needs to be repaired and what needs to changed outright.
Subsequently, make a list of all the accessories you need to buy, and those you'd like to buy.
It's impossible to include every single feature you've always wanted in one restroom (except of course, if never wished for many features), and so you should carefully pick out that which you wish to keep.
Another important step to take is to carefully select a design for your new restroom.
You should stock up on various pictures from all types of sources so as to get some inspiration to build the bathroom of your dreams.
Remember that your bathroom does not have to look exactly like what's in the picture; you should only use them as a basis and you can bring in your own modifications any time.
Then, when you want to get your project started, you should hire a contractor.
You should select your contractor based not only on his experience, but also based on how well you can get along with him/her.
You should talk over your design and ides, to see if there is anything a professionally-set mind can bring to it.
It's also very important that you stick within your budget; if your contractor's plan is too expensive, don't be shy to walk away.