=== Classic Editor === Contributors: wordpressdotorg, azaozz, melchoyce, chanthaboune, alexislloyd, pento, youknowriad, desrosj, luciano-croce Tags: gutenberg, disable, disable gutenberg, editor, classic editor, block editor Requires at least: 4.9 Tested up to: 6.2 Stable tag: 1.6.3 Requires PHP: 5.2.4 License: GPLv2 or later License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Enables the previous "classic" editor and the old-style Edit Post screen with TinyMCE, Meta Boxes, etc. Supports all plugins that extend this screen. == Description == Classic Editor is an official plugin maintained by the WordPress team that restores the previous ("classic") WordPress editor and the "Edit Post" screen. It makes it possible to use plugins that extend that screen, add old-style meta boxes, or otherwise depend on the previous editor. Classic Editor is an official WordPress plugin, and will be fully supported and maintained until 2024, or as long as is necessary. 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Visible when the users are allowed to switch editors. 5. Link to switch to the classic editor while editing a post in the block editor. Visible when the users are allowed to switch editors. 6. Network settings to select the default editor for the network and allow site admins to change it. 7. The "Switch to classic editor" link. Bathroom – JNO Construction & Design https://www.jnoconstruction.com Comprehensive Design, Build & Renovation Services for the Los Angeles Area Sat, 02 Nov 2019 14:06:26 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.4.16 https://www.jnoconstruction.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/cropped-JNO-Favicon-32x32.png Bathroom – JNO Construction & Design https://www.jnoconstruction.com 32 32 Why A Master Bathroom Is Just What You Need https://www.jnoconstruction.com/why-a-master-bathroom-is-just-what-you-need/ https://www.jnoconstruction.com/why-a-master-bathroom-is-just-what-you-need/#comments Mon, 03 Sep 2018 21:41:36 +0000 http://24constructionanddesign.com/?p=6888 How many people are sharing your bathroom? If you have two adults and several kids using the same space to get ready for the day each morning, chances are things can get pretty harried. If you are considering a Los Angeles bathroom remodel, why not think of adding a master bathroom to your space as well? Doing so offers benefits for the entire family.

You’ll Have More Space

If your home’s main bathroom isn’t very large, it may feel overcrowded. Between towels and washcloths, makeup and hair products, and everything else that people tend to store in their bathrooms, it can be hard to find a way to store so much. With a master bathroom, you’ll have more space for the things that only you (and your partner, if you have one) use. That means fewer bath toys where the pain reliever is supposed to be and more space to spread out your things for easy access.

You’ll Have More Privacy

Have you ever tried to take a relaxing bath after work, only to be interrupted by someone who needed to use the restroom or do hair and makeup for an evening out? Private baths are hard to come by when the family home only has one bathroom. A master bathroom gives you the space you need to unwind after a long day, and since you won’t be tying up the family bathroom, you’re less likely to be interrupted while you relax.

You’ll Save Time

What time are you currently waking up each morning to ensure everyone has the time to get ready in the morning? Imagine how much more sleep you’d get if you had a master bath. When the kids are getting ready in one bathroom and the parents are getting ready in another, you can get twice as much done in the same amount of time, making it acceptable to hit that snooze button at least a couple more times.

Create the Best Space for You

Are you ready to learn more about adding a master bathroom to your home? Get in touch with the professionals at JNO Construction & Design. We can also do your Los Angeles kitchen remodel!

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In the beginning phases of planning a kitchen or bath remodel, choosing your tile may seem overwhelming. You’re cruising the home sites bookmarking beautiful tiles of all shapes, colors, sizes and materials, but how do you narrow it down and start making some decisions?

Approach tile as you would any other aspect of a home remodel or interior design — focus on functionality and design.

Functionally, tile is a very practical material overall. It’s extremely durable, affordable, and is a natural, sustainable material. Maintenance-wise, glazed ceramic or stone tile is stain-resistant and easy to keep clean with a sponge or damp mop, while unglazed porcelain tile is porous and more prone to stains, so requires more care.

That said, different types of tile are better suited to different areas. While glass tile makes a beautiful, light-reflective backsplash, it’s slippery when wet, so isn’t a choice for floors. Slip-resistance is an important consideration when choosing flooring tiles, and it’s what makes textured stone or ceramic tiles ideal for shower, bath or kitchen floors.

The size of the tile also affects traction. How? Think of a 1″ x 1″ square tile. You need a lot of them to cover a room, and lots of tiny tiles means lots of grout keeping them in place. Grout, with its sandy texture, is very slip-resistant, which is why it’s so common to see small-scale tiles on shower floors.

Which brings us to scale and design. Playing with scale is a great way to create visual interest and define spaces in a room. Think of a repeating pattern like the classic subway tile as wainscoting around a room, accented by different size tile on floors, inside shower enclosures, on vanity tops, or on backsplashes. The more sizes you use, though, be sure to limit your color palette or even go monochromatic to keep things from looking like a dizzying patchwork.

Another thing to keep in mind when playing with scale is that larger tile looks better in larger, unbroken areas. If an area is curved or includes a lot of fixtures that need to be cut around, that’s going to mean a lot of large pieces cut into awkward shapes.

Overall, when considering the look you’re going for in your kitchen or bathroom, do you want the tile to be the focus, or the accent?

Do you want it to “disappear” behind a showpiece designer bath tub or around stunning custom cabinetry, or to be the star of the show?

Consider what sizes, colors and textures will enhance (and not fight for attention with) your particular space and the other elements in the room.

Whatever you decide, or if you need our design expertise to help you decide, JNO Construction & Design has access to every line of designer tiles you may have bookmarked, and we’d be happy to meet with you to discuss turning those bookmarks into the bathroom of your dreams!

]]> https://www.jnoconstruction.com/with-so-many-tile-choices-where-do-i-start/feed/ 0 Does My Bathroom Need a Remodel? https://www.jnoconstruction.com/does-my-bathroom-need-a-remodel/ https://www.jnoconstruction.com/does-my-bathroom-need-a-remodel/#respond Mon, 11 Sep 2017 18:00:48 +0000 http://24constructionanddesign.com/does-my-bathroom-need-a-remodel-lets-not-mince/ Let’s not mince words here – remodeling your bathroom can be a major process that can take plenty of time, effort, and money. Because this is such an undertaking, you’ll really want to take the time to consider whether you actually need to go through with the remodel before you begin this procedure. In some cases, simply just replacing a light fixture, adding a mirror, or giving the room a new paint job will be enough to improve the bathroom to your liking. In other cases, a bathroom remodel will be best suited for you. If you’re interested in a Los Angeles bathroom remodel, we at JNO Construction & Design are here for all of your home remodeling needs.

Reasons You Should Consider a Bathroom Remodel

Some of the top reasons why you should consider a bathroom remodel include the following:

  • You want to improve the value of your bathroom and your home. One of the most common reasons for remodeling a bathroom is to increase the value of your home. In fact, with a great remodeling team, you’ll almost get all of the money you spend back – it’ll just be transferred into the value of your home.
  • You need more space in the bathroom. This is a problem that often can’t be worked around and will eventually require a bathroom remodel. By remodeling your bathroom, you’ll be able to give yourself a more comfortable room with more privacy and less clutter.
  • You need to fix some pressing problems with your bathroom. One of these frequent problems that can occur in bathrooms is a leaky faucet, shower valve, or plumbing, in general. If your bathroom is leaking water, it’s vital that you repair it as it can damage your bathroom over time and it can also cause mold to grow.
  • You just want change. If you’re not satisfied with the look of your bathroom in any way (because it doesn’t match the rest of your house or you’re just plain sick of it), it’s a reasonable option to remodel your bathroom.

Contact Your Los Angeles Bathroom Remodel Experts Today!

If you’re looking for a Los Angeles kitchen remodel or bathroom remodel, we encourage you to schedule an appointment with us by giving us a call at (310) 363-7980. If you have any questions, please free to contact us online or by phone. We hope to hear from you soon!

]]> https://www.jnoconstruction.com/does-my-bathroom-need-a-remodel/feed/ 0 Four Things To Know Before Remodeling Your Bathroom https://www.jnoconstruction.com/four-things-to-know-before-remodeling-your/ https://www.jnoconstruction.com/four-things-to-know-before-remodeling-your/#respond Thu, 07 Apr 2016 17:46:49 +0000 http://24constructionanddesign.com/four-things-to-know-before-remodeling-your/ In a perfect world, remodeling a bathroom is a fast and easy task to tackle with every aspect of the job falling seamlessly into place. However, in reality a bathroom remodeling job is typically a rather large undertaking that requires much planning, thought, and hard work. Here at JNO Construction & Design, we understand this process, and we work tirelessly to ensure that every part of your home receives the attention that a full design and build project requires. Here are some things you should know before you start tearing up flooring and removing tiles. Knowing this information before you start can help you get the bathroom of your dreams without busting your budget.

Assess Your Needs

Before you start planning your bathroom remodeling project, take the time to assess your needs. Identify the key reasons for updating your bathroom that may include things like needing more space, the fixtures being outdated, the tub being too small, and such. This makes it easier to choose the right bathroom features you need and want.

Make A Plan & Stick To It

Any reputable Los Angeles contractor will tell you that a bathroom remodeling project is not a project to undertake “on the fly”. Before you even rip out one tile, think carefully about how you wish to use the space, what materials and fixtures you want, and how much money you are willing to spend. If you are not a good planner, ask us at JNO Construction & Design, your local Los Angeles building renovation service, for some help. Look at the money spent on a professional’s advice as a sound investment that is helping you avoid both project and budget nightmares that often plague those who plan their remodeling projects poorly.

Lighting Is Crucial

While it is fine to cut a few corners here and there, lighting is not an area to skimp on when remodeling a bathroom. Considering your bathroom is where you groom yourself every day, it is important that you have the right lighting in place including ‘task’ lights near your sinks and mirrors. Today, there are all types of lighting options to choose from. Just make sure the lights you pick provide enough brightness while ensuring the fixtures match your overall bathroom design.

Proper Ventilation Is A Must

Your bathroom needs to have a good ventilation system in place that can handle the excessive humidity that fogs up the mirrors, makes the floors slippery, and contributes to the growth of mildew and mold. A properly sized and installed exhaust fan is your best defense against harmful moisture that builds up in the bathroom. The exhaust fan should be connected to vent ducts that channel the exhaust outside your home. In this way, the exhaust will not go into closed, dark spaces inside your home where mold can develop and spread to damage walls, floors, and ceiling materials.

Let JNO CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN Help!

All these things are important to know before remodeling your bathroom. If you need help with your bathroom remodeling project, JNO Construction & Design is here to help! We offer a wide range of construction and remodeling services. We will work with you to determine the best choices that match your needs and budget. Our bathroom remodeling services run the gamut from bathroom makeovers to full reconstructions. Contact us today by calling (310) 363-7980 to let us know how we can help design and build the bathroom of your dreams!

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This is your chance to transform your bathroom into a welcoming paradise. Or you can clear the clutter and turn the room into a clean, crisp update. Bathrooms are personal. You need to feel comfortable with the space and get the function you most want. Bathroom remodeling can do all of this.

Wish List

Before beginning your project or making any decisions, take the time to draft up the pros and cons of your current bathroom. Develop a sharp sense of what you’re wanting out of a new bathroom.  Ask yourself whether there are major changes that would greatly improve your enjoyment of the room. Do you need a bathroom for two? Does it need to used by both kids and adults? Do you need to radically change your storage space, or perhaps create a partition for the toilet? With the right planning, you can accomplish any of these goals.

Of course, costs are a major factor in any renovation. Thankfully, bathroom renovations can potentially cost a bit less than renovating larger rooms.  Consult experts for a quote, or start with ball park figures using tools such
as Better Homes & Gardens’ bathroom remodeling cost calculator.

Styles and Trends

Find a style that evokes the feeling you want out of your bathroom. Designs vary as much as anywhere else in the home. You can go for trends or unique motifs such as this eco-modern bathroom or these industrial-chicstyles featured on Remodelista.

For a guide to various styles and what they accomplish, HGTV has a bathroom remodeling trends guide here.

Remember, your renovation is your chance to get exactly what you want. You can go full-force with glass-and-steel modernism or make a Mediterranean splash. But you can also tailor it just the way you want. Remodeling professionals can help you design around a beloved centerpiece such as a clawfoot tub you adore, or a vision of his-and-hers pedestal sinks.

Keep in mind that you can adjust your style with fixtures and décor, but the big decisions on materials have a great impact on the bathroom. As you search for inspiration, notice what materials and colors seem most enticing to you.

Layout

The overall layout of your bathroom can be adjusted, even if it seems set in stone as it is. Seasoned renovation experts can help you figure out how to reconfigure the shower or bath, the toilet, and the sink – or work around the
infrastructure to accomplish what you want. For example, partial-height walls can add separation to the space.

Storage is key to a stylish and functional bathroom. If you want to hide away the toiletries, new cabinetry and creative options can make that happen. Shelves can also add to your storage space without taking up square footage.

You can also get creative with the layout of powder rooms or half-baths, such as ideas found in this guide from HGTV.

Bath or Shower

The tub or shower offers a renovation area that can seriously overhaul the look and feel of the room. Think about both personal touches and universal appeal, especially if you think you might sell soon.

Nothing has the timeless beauty of an excellent bathtub, but modern stand-up showers have become extremely popular for good reason. From glass surroundings to personalized fixtures and details, your shower should do everything you want it to. Think about whether you want built-in shelving or stands for shower products, for instance.

The tub or shower can incorporate intriguing materials like concrete as well as the wide range of steel, ceramic, and glass surfaces. Of course, shower tiles are both classic and open to expressive interpretation. From cuts of natural stone
to colorful ceramics or textured subway tiles, the possibilities are quite open.

Countertops

For the bathroom with a countertop, your choice of material will greatly impact your everyday use as well as the cost and value of the bathroom remodeling project.

Granite or granite tile is a long-time favorite that matches with a variety of design styles. Other stone options, such as marble or soapstone, offer elegance and beauty that requires just a tad more maintenance. You can also swing for
beautiful but less expensive options such as manufactured quartz.

Tiles also create beautiful bathroom countertops, allowing plenty of personalization of color and scale. For affordable custom cuts and colors, synthetic solids are often an appealing choice.

A unique bathroom remodeling project should also consider outside-the-box options like stainless steel or sealed wood. HGTV offers a helpful video discussion of unique countertop materials for the bathroom.

Sink & Faucet

The sink itself, as well as the faucet and fixtures, can complete a bathroom remodeling project perfectly. Many trends include bowl or vessel sinks. You can browse ideas for intriguing options in Remodelista’s list of architect-designed sinks.

When choosing a sink and faucet, consider any preferences you and your family have regarding the function and shape of handles and the faucet itself. Think about specifics, such as whether you use the sink for shaving or other tasks. The faucet should wow you with aesthetics while also making everyday life easygoing.

Toilet

Complete the look and feel of your bathroom remodeling with a toilet that makes you most comfortable. Your renovation project is the time to add a bidet or completely change the color or shape of the toilet, so take your time browsing options.

In addition to finding a model that best suits you, consider how storage and other features of the bathroom can be affected by the toilet and its placement. A bathroom remodeling expert can help craft storage space above the toilet, or
assist with redesigning the layout to make best use of your space.

Bathroom Remodeling: In Conclusion

Renovating your bathroom allows you to update your space to invigorate the room and improve its aesthetics. This is also the perfect time to indulge in features that will pamper you and make your daily routine more relaxing and more efficient.

A great bathroom renovation can involve tearing everything out and starting anew, but you can also do a lot with a face lift that upgrades your surfaces and fixtures. It’s a personal space where you should feel at home, and bathroom
remodeling lets you get the best value and use out of the room.

]]> https://www.jnoconstruction.com/bathroom-renovations/feed/ 0 24 Tips for A Bathroom Remodel https://www.jnoconstruction.com/24-tips-for-a-bathroom-remodel/ https://www.jnoconstruction.com/24-tips-for-a-bathroom-remodel/#respond Tue, 05 Nov 2013 20:30:00 +0000 http://24constructionanddesign.com/24-tips-for-a-bathroom-remodel/ A great bathroom can transform your experience at home, offering a spa atmosphere or making your guests more comfortable. Redesigning or constructing a bathroom offers the chance to upgrade your major components, but even smaller projects can make the room wholly new.

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From full-scale demo projects to face-lifts and more, we can help with guiding you along the way as you make decisions about your bathrooms. Here are 24 tips to get the ball rolling:

  1. Make a list of your favorite and least favorite elements of your current bathroom before beginning a new project.
  2. Set a comfortable budget after researching some approximate costs.
  3. Keep a balance of form and function in mind when imagining a bathroom makeover or redesign.
  4. Costs aren’t just about materials and labor; ingenious design can help make a new bathroom even more affordable.
  5. Remember that it’s hard to ever have too much bathroom storage.
  6. Consider open shelving instead of fixed storage solutions, both for style and space versatility.
  7. Custom fixtures and installations may cost more, but can be more than worth it to achieve both design standards and efficient use of space.
  8. For style help, try beginning with a theme or color scheme, but also consider choosing a major appliance first and designing around it.
  9. Have fun with themes! Perhaps a superhero theme to a playful children bathroom, or a modern theme for a classic mid-century feel.
  10. If you might sell the home soon, consider achieving a unique theme with smaller, replaceable fixtures and accessories.
  11. When smaller changes won’t suffice, a full bathroom demo offers a clean slate.
  12. Interesting bathroom flooring transforms the room and sets a tone
  13. Depending on the plumbing, full makeovers can include moving sinks, tubs, and toilets.
  14. Create a relaxing atmosphere with a freestanding or claw-foot tub.
  15. Tub-shower combos can provide easy function for daily use as well as creating a spa effect.
  16. Find inspiration for wow-factor shower designs that make a statement.
  17. Pedestal sinks are beautiful, but if you want extra storage space look into console and counter-top options.
  18. Decorative sink bowls can offer style and personality; remember there are many options besides enamel.
  19. Many toilet options exist; unique shapes and styles add to the room’s personality and offer various space-saving and water-usage characteristics.
  20. A colored toilet lid helps add style and personality without committing to a non-white toilet.
  21. Consider special solutions for the perfect children’s bathroom.image
  22. Guest bathrooms don’t have to be boring or stuffy: browse inspiration guides for neat ideas.
  23. A new master bathroom suite greatly improves home life and promises great value to future buyers.
  24. As with any remodeling project, consider which improvements offer great return for your home’s value.


Everyone wants to feel at home and relaxed in the bathroom. It also needs to be extremely functional. Use the comments below to let us know what you think about fun, inspiring, or fashion-forward bathroom designs.

Pictures taken by: Jessica Claire

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