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Bath Sinks & Faucets Showcase Clean, Simplified Styling
While bath styles change with the times, it seems that eventually everything comes back to the basics. So perhaps it’s no surprise that simple, clean, contemporary design is back in style in the bathroom, and according to manufacturers interviewed by Kitchen & Bath Design News, it looks like it’s going to stay. But while the trend toward clean and simple remains strong, the latest designs still allow consumers to make signature statements, adding a touch of flair and individualization...
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  • Labor of Love Combines Ivy League Club Details with Graceful Touches
    Labor of Love Combines Ivy League Club Details with Graceful Touches

    Des Moines, IA — When Karin Edwards remodeled the master bathroom she shares with her husband in their Des Moines, IA, home, she channeled the aura of a traditional Ivy League Gentleman’s Club and enhanced it with graceful details that add a touch...

    Article • January 11th, 2013

  • Simply Beautiful Baths
    Simply Beautiful Baths

    Studies show that people are living in their homes longer, and as such, they seem to be more interested in making their home a haven of beauty and simplicity. Indeed, the recession not only changed many homeowners’ financial situation, but in many...

    Article • February 6th, 2013

  • Blank Canvas Becomes Open, Airy Master Bath
    Blank Canvas Becomes Open, Airy Master Bath

    Portland, OR — When Liz Murray’s clients first approached her about remodeling their late 1930s/early 1940s dwelling, they were looking for a classic, traditional style to go with the time period of their home. But after they remodeled a second...

    Article • May 9th, 2013

  • Redesigned kitchen gets artful twist
    Redesigned kitchen gets artful twist

    Toronto — At the minimum, a kitchen serves as a place for cooking and food preparation. However, when Erica Westeroth, CKD, ARIDO, XTC Design Inc. in Toronto, Canada, was commissioned to renovate a 6,500-square-foot home for clients in the greater...

    Article • December 6th, 2012

  • Universal Design
    Universal Design

    Silver Glickman Design Build, Potomac, Md. After a widow and her daughter, who has cerebral palsy, moved into a one-level apartment, the mother requested a remodeled master bathroom that didn’t look institutional and could improve her...

    Article • September 11th, 2012

  • Bathrooms More Than $50,000
    Bathrooms More Than $50,000

    Gold Hanson Carlen Construction Co., Spokane, Wash. The difference between a master bedroom and master suite is most often determined by the design and amenities of the connecting bathroom and closet. In this case, a 36-square-foot bathroom with...

    Article • September 11th, 2012

  • Bathrooms $30,000 - $50,000
    Bathrooms $30,000 - $50,000

    Gold CG&S Design-Build, Austin, Texas This guest bathroom is located at the end of a once-dark interior hallway that is immediately off the entry of a mid-century, traditional ranch-style home. Guests are inevitably afforded a view that terminates...

    Article • September 11th, 2012

  • Bathrooms Less Than $30,000
    Bathrooms Less Than $30,000

    Gold PMD Development LLC, New York This bathroom was the smallest the remodeler had ever gutted and renovated. It measures less than 3 feet at its widest point, narrowing to 30 inches by the window wall above the toilet. The challenge was to make...

    Article • September 11th, 2012

  • A Strong Attachment to History
    A Strong Attachment to History

    Preserving the historic integrity of a Naperville, Ill., Victorian home was important in this project completed by Normandy Remodeling

    Media Gallery • May 9th, 2012

  • Remodel gives California couple a space to call their own
    Remodel gives California couple a space to call their own

    La Jolla, CA — Mention the words “Grand Central Station” and most people imagine the legendary commuter rail terminal station in New York City. However, for one La Jolla, CA family, the phrase could have referred to their master bedroom which...

    Article • April 11th, 2012

  • Secondary Residence Honors Homeowners and Nature's Influence
    Secondary Residence Honors Homeowners and Nature's Influence

    Osprey, FL — Secondary residences can give homeowners an opportunity to take risks they might not take with their primary residence. Such was the case for a Minnesota family who built a home complex – a main residence with two guest homes – in...

    Article • March 9th, 2012

  • Baths for Two
    Baths for Two

    Designing his and hers bathrooms requires research into who the end users are and how they want the space to function.

    Article • March 7th, 2012

  • Garden View Defines Bath Project
    Garden View Defines Bath Project

    HILLSBOROUGH, CA — For many bathroom remodels, space seems to be an ever-present challenge. While it’s usually a lack of the commodity that is most challenging, for designer Ione Victoria, too much space was a bigger dilemma for this bathroom...

    Article • February 1st, 2012

  • Master Suite Remodel Brings the Outdoors In
    Master Suite Remodel Brings the Outdoors In

    GOLDEN, CO— It’s impossible to miss it. The massive, nearly floor-to-ceiling- window just beyond the free-standing tub provides a spectacular view of Colorado’s majestic forestland and serves as a backdrop for a master suite designed to be a...

    Article • January 1st, 2012

  • Define His and Her Space in the Master Bath
    Define His and Her Space in the Master Bath

    Design Tricks Allow Two People to Comfortably Use a Bathroom

    Article • November 11th, 2011

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