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The decision depends on your household requirements and long-term plans:
Resale value: We recommend maintaining at least one bathtub somewhere in your home (preferably in a main or hallway bathroom), since properties without any tubs may be less appealing to buyers with young children.
Master/primary baths: Converting a seldom-used tub into a generous, upscale walk-in shower ranks among the most sought-after contemporary upgrades and typically enhances both daily functionality and overall home value.

Maintaining the layout: Leaving your sink, stove, and refrigerator in their present positions can result in considerable cost savings by eliminating extensive plumbing, gas line, electrical, and flooring modifications.
Changing the layout: This approach makes sense if your existing kitchen has serious flow issues, doesn't provide an efficient "work triangle" (the route connecting sink, refrigerator, and stove), or if removing a wall to establish an open-concept living area will meaningfully improve your home's overall functionality.

Luxury vinyl plank (LVP/LVT): This is the leading contemporary option—completely waterproof, extremely durable, cost-effective, and able to convincingly replicate the appearance of wood or stone.
Porcelain or ceramic tile: Remarkably durable and waterproof, it remains a timeless option for bathrooms and entryways, though it does feel colder and harder beneath your feet.
Avoid: Real hardwood and conventional laminate, since both materials can warp, buckle, or expand when subjected to standing water or elevated humidity levels.