The Kohler Fables & Flowers design reflects 17th-century English botanical drawings, and features tulips in shades of red, pink and white on a crackled White background. The legend of the tulip encircles the rim of the countertop lavatory, countertop accessories and floor container. Read more…
With a Focus on the innovative design and original use of color Hafro has produced a magnificent shower, a beautiful addition to any bathroom. The Etoile column shower set , is among the latest masterpieces by Hafro. Its line shaped elements with soft rounded edges, is available in various colors, lacquered in white or the mat in bright red, purple and anthracite colors. Read more…
Robern is headquartered in Bristol, Pennsylvania, where it has existed since the company’s founding in 1968. In 1995 Robern became a subsidiary company of Kohler Co., a world leader in products for the kitchen and bath.
With a built in defogger and task lighting, the Robern Reflexion full-function mirror is ready when you are. Read more…
Ocean is a sculptural washbasin inspired by waves movement of the ocean. Available in two different sizes and colors (glossy black and glossy white) it has the distinctiveness to be easily assembled on a line or at 90° edges following the wall corners. Ocean is made of Tecnoform a shiny acrylic resin very similar to ceramic and is resistant towards scratches and breaking. Read more…
There are many alternative ways to use wall tiles in your bathroom. Often bathroom wall tiles are small with a light colored grout. Many times they’re going to include some type of decorative element around the edges of the tiles. While it is not uncommon to see the bathtub surround or shower stall tiled a recent trend nowadays is to tile the whole bathroom. This implies that all the walls of the bathroom would be tiled from ceiling to floor. Another current trend in bathroom wall tile design is to use bigger tiles like 8.5 in. by 8.5 inch instead of the often four x 4 tiles from days gone by. Read more…
Today is the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street. Not that you need me to tell you that. If you are one of the 75% of people that use google then you’ve seen the banner. I think people are still trying to figure out how google determines which events they make banners for.
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Well i guess I’ll leave that up to the folks at Google. But talking about Sesame Street got me wondering about the bathrooms Read more…
Bathrooms of the rich and famous aren’t really meant for the public to be seen. Designed to be comfortable, functional and exude the style and preferences of some of the biggest personalities on the big and small screen, these bathrooms go to show that even big shot actors have time to infuse a little bit of tastefulness into their bathrooms. In this series, we highlight Californian bathrooms, which invite the natural West Coast sunlight in during the day but preserve the privacy during the evening. Read more…
Here is a great picture of Michael Jackson’s Master Bathroom with a nice Jacuzzi (I mean bathtub).
I found this bathroom design on HGTV. I Love it. Kudos to Soli Besharat. I love to see some innovative designs, especially for tight spaces. Putting the tub by the window will give a more roomy feeling while relaxing in the tub. Read more…