
Bathroom Renovation Guide: Waterproofing, Tiles, Fittings and Budget
Renovating a bathroom in an Indian home? Waterproofing done right, wet and dry zones, tiles, fittings, vanities, ventilation — and what drives the budget.
Read the guideA good bathroom is easy to clean, dry quickly and feels calm. In Indian homes that means careful waterproofing, smart zoning and materials that never mind water.

Easy to maintain, well ventilated and quietly luxurious.
A glass partition or a simple level change keeps the shower area separate, so the rest of the floor stays dry. Slope the floor correctly towards the drain.
A wall-hung vanity makes cleaning easier and the room feel larger. Add a mirror cabinet, a niche in the shower wall, and bright, even light at the mirror with an exhaust fan sized for the room.
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Waterproof the floor and the lower walls properly before tiling, seal joints around fittings, and check the shared wall for dampness before installing wardrobes against it.

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