What Would You Put in Your Dream Bath?
We know that many homeowners (in name of service territory) are fans of the Food Network’s The Best Thing I Ever Ate. The show features world renowned chefs discussing their favorite foods eaten at their favorite restaurants. Asking an expert what they like the best is not the exclusive province of celebrity chefs. Homeowners (in name of service territory) often ask our designers and showroom professionals what are the best things they would put in their primary baths? Here is a partial list of our showroom’s favorite features:
An in-home spa: Nothing beats having a personal refuge featuring fixtures such as a tub or shower that provides in-home spa experiences that may include steam, massage, color, sound and aroma therapies. Creating an in-home spa provides homeowners (in name of service territory) to spend a few minutes a day away from texts, tweets and little feet to recharge their batteries, improve their health and well-being and rejuvenate tired minds and muscles.
Heated floors and towel bars. There are few more luxurious feelings than walking on a toasty floor on a cold evening or reaching for a warm, cozy towel as you leave a shower or bath. It’s an unparalleled spa-like luxury experience.
The right light. Homeowners (in name of service territory) can make personal and bold design statements with over-sized chandeliers, sculptural pendants and dramatic flush-mount lighting. Installing LED strips underneath vanities and along walk ways virtually eliminate the having to disturb a partner if you have to use your bathroom in the middle of the night. Integrated LED lighted mirrors provide even, glare-free task lighting for the vanity area allowing homeowners (in name of service territory) to ensure they always look their best when they prepare for their day or a night on the town.
Storage, storage and more storage. A well designed primary bath is an organized bath. There needs to be a place for towels, cosmetics, medicines, accessories, hair dryers, tooth brushes, etc. From gorgeous cabinetry to open shelves and everything in between, a dream bath has a place for everything and everything has a place.
Niches. Carve outs in the shower or tub area provide extra space for hair care products, soap, sponges and other products. It’s a little touch that makes a huge difference.
In drawer outlets help create a clean and natural look and feel by eliminating the need for electric tooth brushes, hair dryers curling irons or other bathroom appliances from having to sit on the countertop or interact with water.
Smart showers with digital controls that allow homeowners (in name of service territory) to use voice activation, smart phones or settings to set the exact water temperature, flow rate and therapies for individual family members.
High quality plumbing fixtures that not only provide superior functionality, a near-lifetime of longevity and an aesthetic that sets the tone for the entire bath.
What are the best things you would want in your dream bathroom? Give us a call at (phone) or make an appointment to visit our showroom at (address) and let us share with you the designs and products that we know bring homeowners (in name of service territory) the most happiness.