This luxurious bathroom design style is a popular renovationbut a wet room isnt necessarily right for every home.

Homeowners looking to upgrade their bathrooms to create a more spa-like experience may consider adding this high-end bathroom layout.

So, is the wet room worth it?

Wet room in New Luxury Home

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Ashley DeLappis the founder ofAshley DeLapp Interior Design.

Ann VanderWiel Wilde

What Is a Wet Room?

I like to think of it as a room inside a room, says DeLapp.

white tiled shower and bath combo

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There is sometimes a partial wall or glass to enclose part of the area.

Everything inside canand willget wet.

DeLapp says wet rooms have become popular upgrades for bathrooms.

white walk in shower with bench

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“They offer a luxurious feel and spa-like environment.

They are definitely sleek and stylish and offer a more modern aesthetic to a traditional bath, she says.

Every inch of our homes makes a difference.

bathtub and shower

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So its not surprising that DeLapp cites saving space as a benefit of this design.

Here are some things to consider when deciding if a wet room is right for you.

Consider Cost

The main drawback and downside to a wet room is the cost.

Wet rooms require floor-to-ceiling tile on every surface, which can quickly drive up your budget.

Is a Wet Room Right for You?

And, if you are thinking about selling, a fullyrenovated bathroomwill appeal to new buyers.