Of all styles of bathroom sinks,
pedestal sinks are among the most tried and true - and certainly one of the most time-tested. Pedestal sinks have seen widespread usage for more than a hundred years now, and there's even a strong movement to collect and preserve antique pedestal sinks f...
In recent years,
cottage style bathrooms have seen a lot of renewed popularity, not the least because this look works so well in a small bathroom. With the resurgence of this classic style, pedestal sinks have gotten new life, too, and have...
I'll be honest - I have a love hate relationship with pedestal sinks. I think they're beautiful, traditional, and timeless - the kind of design that looks good and makes anywhere you put it look good, too. The problem is, they're made to take the place of your bathroom vanity... and all the storage and surface space that come with it. As stunning as really lovely pedestal sinks can be, they don't ...
If you have a decent sized master bathroom, chances are you probably want to have two sinks, both for personal convenience and for your home's resale appeal. But while getting a big, double bathroom vanity is maybe the most obvious choice, it definitely isn't the only one, and might not even be the best one for your bathroom. So if you're planning a big master bathroom remodel, here are a few idea...
Finding the perfect bathroom vanity is never easy, but in a master bathroom it can be particularly difficult. Because master bathrooms are shared spaces, privacy and storage are much more important concerns than in bathrooms elsewhere in the home, and because they're more likely to be used simultaneously, layout and logistics matter a lot more, too. Choosing the right bathroom vanity goes a long w...
Choosing a new bathroom sink is usually about style: you want one that's going to look great and match the overall aesthetic of your bathroom. But different types of sinks can also be used to solve a few of the common problems that arise from the size, layout, or way your bathroom is used. Whether your bathroom is small, narrow, or heavily trafficked, the sink you choose can actually make a surpri...
A lot of the time, when I'm talking about bathroom design, style has to take something of a back seat to functionality. After all, bathrooms get used probably more than any other area of the home, day in and day out, and so making them comfortable and usable really ought to be the primary concern. But guest bathrooms are a different matter - because they aren't used as rigorously, guest bathrooms ...
Much of bathroom design has been trending toward a simpler, more classic cottage style. Like the kitchen, where an old fashioned farmhouse look is booming, homeowners are looking for bathrooms that combine a timeless appearance with a practical, down to earth design that's convenient and comfortable to use. Every element of a cottage bathroom is one part style and one part functionality, making it...
I've written about very small bathroom vanities
before, but I feel like it's a topic worth revisiting. For most bathroom vanities "small" means either 36" or 30" wide, but anyone with a genuinely small bathroom knows tha...
Your kids might not like brushing their teeth, but I've never met a small child that didn't see the
bathroom - especially the
bathtub - as a place of adventure, and just another room to play in. And, of course, we all...
