Smooth Reno

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Stone Substitute
Concrete flooring mimics the look of stone -- at a lower cost -- and maintains the simple look and feel of this bathroom.

Faux-Floor Rug
In this bathroom, an Art Deco-inspired mosaic tile "rug" was strategically placed in front of the vanity to break up an expanse of marble flooring and provide interest underfoot. An in-floor heating system ensures feet stay warm and comfortable.

Wood/laminate: A timeless choice that rarely loses popularity, hardwood floors create a warm and classic look in the bathroom. Engineered wood, which is made of real wood veneer backed by plywood, resists humidity better than solid wood and is a smart choice in a damp space. There are also many prefinished options that withstand heavy foot traffic and are water resistant. Budget-friendly laminate gives the look of wood but is actually a photographic image sandwiched between two wear layers. The material is exceptionally scratch and stain resistant. When considering wood, know that water doesn't play well with these materials; one big water-line leak can cause serious and expensive damage.

Cork: Made from bark, cork is a highly renewable resource and great for the environment. It is resistant to mold and mildew and is water resistant -- perfect for a bathroom.