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Where to spend & save

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I f you’re planning on renovating your bathroom soon, you’re probably wondering where to spend your money and where you can save – and if cutting back in any areas is even possible. There’s no denying that bathroom renovations are costly, but if you’re committed to upgrading, you want to end up with a fabulous, long-lasting and durable space that will serve your home well for years to come. Fortunately, there are ways you can achieve your dream bathroom without breaking the bank.

‘When looking to renovate your bathroom on a budget, there are several items which, if you invest in them, can make your whole bathroom look and feel more expensive,’ says Lee Reed, head of design at Easy Bathrooms (easybathrooms.com). ‘And picking these items wisely means you can look to save on other areas and products.’

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