Bath Shower Home Design

Ocean Stone Bath Mat (10)" /> I was inspired to start this project when I saw the DIY river stone bath mat repinned a couple hundred times on my Pinterest feed! My problems with that are that the rocks were polished smooth, making it extremely unsafe when wet, they used hot glue which is not something that will hold up over time, and there was nowhere for excess water to drain off. I decided to eliminate those three issues and put my own spin on it by using ocean stones from our favorite beach . It took me a few trips to get the right amount, but I couldn’t be happier with the final product! ….. Ocean Stone Bath Mat (1)" /> Supplies: Outdoor rubber mat – with holes or spaces for water to drain Smooth ocean or river stones – make sure they are porous, not slick and polished. The amount will vary on the size of the mat and can be found near rivers, oceans, or your local craft store ! ; ) Clear waterproof silicone sealer Plastic drop cloth or old shower curtain The...

I think I have mentioned a hundred times or so by now, we are in the midst of a bathroom redo, but it's really two bathrooms so takes twice as long. It's a Jack and Jill bath, but not the typical kind where two doors enter one main area. Petrified Coast Bathroom Floor Tile Bliss-Ranch.com" height="426" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhVYCAG5-ujnu_edACTdGVxgeXSvlMMKXXfuW1WivNDj2bcQwsnHRQh1Lppu3Llnd9qyERrp_HSoc09R-6CGX6B95XK7iuoiNcNDihcZjRoRROrYTpakioShLVs8EEnqkZiEq1AQmp6Tgg/s640/IMG_2271+bathroom+floor+tile.jpg" title="South Cypress Petrified Coast Bathroom Floor Tile Bliss-Ranch.com" width="640" style="border: 0px;" /> Ours has two bedroom doors that enter two bathroom areas ; the toilet and a vanity in one and a tub and vanity in the other.  So two Jills could get ready for school in the mornings by staggering their shower time by just a couple minutes. One could do hair in one room, t...

by Debra Martin KomaAllEars® Senior Editor Feature Article This article appeared in the June 15, 2009 Issue #508 of ALL EARS® (ISSN: 1533-0753) When I first started visiting Walt Disney World , in the early '90s, my family and I stayed several times at what was then known as the Disney Institute -- now Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa. The studio villas there were spacious, but never fully booked, so we got some great rates. But when staying there I used to spy these really cool houses on stilts -- they were called Treehouses, and they accommodated larger families , so I didn't ever think I'd stay there. But I really wanted to! I had this romanticized notion of having a special place hidden up among the branches and leaves -- conjured up images of secret clubhouses built by ambitious dads for their kids. That's what the treehouses looked like to me, and I secretly plotted to find a way to stay there some day. When the Treehouses were closed in 2002, that dream wa...

Your bathroom is the first thing you see every day. Bleary-eyed and groggy. And you are tired of it! What can you do? First, come up with between $5,649 and $12,938, which is the low-end cost most homeowners can expect to pay for a moderate bathroom makeover in 2016 or the upcoming year 2017. Then consider the following upgrades many of which can be completed by a handy “Do It Yourself” enthusiast such as yourself! 😉 via GuyCo Homes 1. Flashy Finishes: When it is time to upgrade the industrialized look of your bathroom, a new finish to fixtures will put an exclamation point on any bathroom decor . Chrome is still the shiny finish of choice, but the market leader is being elbowed by brass and copper and nickel and oil-rubbed metals. Depending on your taste, a finish can be shiny or matted, or even textured! The customized finishes can run from $40 for chrome to over $500 for nickel fixtures. By WAM Interior Design ROI: Your return on investment is the pleasure you get with handlin...