Bath Shower Home Design

Picture by SANDY McCOOK 4th August '17 Your Home Feature. The Old Parsonage, Farr, Aberarder, Inverness-shire, home of Trevor and Heather Colbourne. While £870 today seems a teeny sum for a grand period country house , in 1882 it was considered a small fortune. In fact, it was so much that the Episcopalian Church building the manse at Croachy by Farr, ran out of money. Now called The Old Parsonage, the house has been owned by Trevor and Heather Colbourne for nearly a decade. During that time Trevor researched the history of the house. “An Episcopalian Church was built here in 1868 then eight years later they needed to build accommodation for the vicar. I found in the library, an old advert inviting tradesmen to come and help build the new parsonage. “From memory, the whole house cost £870 to build but they were short by £100 so had to seek public subscription and ask people to help pay for it to be finished.” This beautifully appointed home was designed by architect Alexand...

Welcome to Cruise Critic; we're happy you decided to register to become a Cruise Critic Member . Forum Rules Important: Do Not Use Your REAL NAME as your USER NAME Important: Please disable your email verification software so that you receive our activation e-mail. Please add @cruisecritic.com to your email safelist. Please respect that this is a MODERATED community for people who absolutely LOVE cruise travel or want to learn about cruise travel. Registration to Cruise Critic's Cruise Community is free! We require that you use a valid e-mail address. You will receive an e-mail asking you to verify your e-mail address before you are allowed to login and post on the boards. Again, please disable your spamblocking or verification software so that you receive our activation e-mail. Also, as a member of Cruise Critic you will receive copies of our weekly newsletter plus our "Cruise Sails" and one "Member Offer" mailing. Should you not want to continue to rec...

Welcome to Cruise Critic; we're happy you decided to register to become a Cruise Critic Member . Forum Rules Important: Do Not Use Your REAL NAME as your USER NAME Important: Please disable your email verification software so that you receive our activation e-mail. Please add @cruisecritic.com to your email safelist. Please respect that this is a MODERATED community for people who absolutely LOVE cruise travel or want to learn about cruise travel. Registration to Cruise Critic's Cruise Community is free! We require that you use a valid e-mail address. You will receive an e-mail asking you to verify your e-mail address before you are allowed to login and post on the boards. Again, please disable your spamblocking or verification software so that you receive our activation e-mail. Also, as a member of Cruise Critic you will receive copies of our weekly newsletter plus our "Cruise Sails" and one "Member Offer" mailing. Should you not want to continue to rec...

Welcome to Cruise Critic; we're happy you decided to register to become a Cruise Critic Member . Forum Rules Important: Do Not Use Your REAL NAME as your USER NAME Important: Please disable your email verification software so that you receive our activation e-mail. Please add @cruisecritic.com to your email safelist. Please respect that this is a MODERATED community for people who absolutely LOVE cruise travel or want to learn about cruise travel. Registration to Cruise Critic's Cruise Community is free! We require that you use a valid e-mail address. You will receive an e-mail asking you to verify your e-mail address before you are allowed to login and post on the boards. Again, please disable your spamblocking or verification software so that you receive our activation e-mail. Also, as a member of Cruise Critic you will receive copies of our weekly newsletter plus our "Cruise Sails" and one "Member Offer" mailing. Should you not want to continue to rec...

Last week I showed you the McG tiny house plans . Today I’m showing you yet another option from Humble Homes. This one is for those of you who like the idea of a sleeping loft with a ladder. The BRV2 Tiny House I like the BRV2 because it makes great use of space and separates living and sleeping. I also really like the french doors near the kitchen and living area. Did I mention this tiny house design has 10 windows? Take the entire photo, floor plan and video tour below: Skylights, 10 Windows and French Door in this Tiny House Design Alright let’s go inside.. Built in Storage and Cabinets Micro Living Room with Storage Nooks I like the tiny living room . It must feel cozy. Closer view of the built in cabinets below.. If you’re wondering where these cabinets are it’s opposite of the kitchen sink. 🙂 I love this tiny house design but it’s missing crucial closet space to make it livable for most of us. Can you find a place to add a closet/storage in this design? Kitchen and Door to ...

My friend Niall over at Humble Homes has released another set of tiny house plans . This one is called the Turtle House. It’s a little home on wheels with: Downstairs bedroom/desk Two large floor to ceiling closet s Upstairs sleeping/storage loft Full service kitchenette Bathroom with full sized shower Turtle Tiny House Plans: Humble Homes This home is 230 square feet so it’s a little larger than many that are out there. It’s 7’8″ by 24′. This is perfect if you’re a couple considering going tiny or someone who just needs a little more space. Our friend Karen Batchelor of Living Large with Less helped design this home with Niall of Humble Homes with the goal of creating a tiny house solution for baby boomers. Turtle Tiny House Photos When you walk through the front door you’re greeted by the living room and large windows. The kitchen has a combo washer dryer and everything else you’d need in a kitchen. I really like the large sink idea . That’s useful when you have to do dishes by h...

Don’t you just love cleaning the bathroom?  They say that it’s hard to sense sarcasm in the written word, but if you didn’t get it in that first sentence then something is wrong!  I don’t just dislike cleaning the bathroom, I hate it!  The number one reason I was happy about getting a water softener in our house is that it is easier to clean the bathroom and I have to do it less often. All that being said, it’s great to find products that make bathroom cleaning easier .  Scotch-Brite has come out with a whole line of Bathroom Solutions products , each one designed with a specific task in mind.  I received a full set of the products below and have to say that overall I am very impressed.  They include: Scotch-Brite™ Non-Scratch Tub Scrubber Scotch-Brite™ Non- Scratch Shower Scrubber Scotch-Brite™ Grout Scrubber Scotch-Brite™ Nook & Cranny Scrubber Scotch-Brite™ Non-Scratch Angled Scrubber Scotch-Brite™ Soap Scum Eraser Scotch-Brite™ Streak- Free Mirror Cloth Scotch-Brite™ Reusable ...

HOMEMADE SOAKING SALTS TUTORIAL" src="http://madincrafts.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/HOMEMADE-SOAKING-SALTS-TUTORIAL_thumb.jpg" alt=" HOMEMADE SOAKING SALTS TUTORIAL" width="700" height="1050" style="border: 0px;" /> Thank you Yahoo! for sponsoring this post. While this was a sponsored opportunity from Yahoo!, all content and opinions expressed here are my own. The wonderful thing about Christmas giving is that it gets everyone thinking about what their loved ones want and need.  Maybe you have someone on your list who spend her whole year thinking about others.  A nurse? A mom? A teacher, caregiver, or other thoughtful person?  Do you know what that caring person really needs this time of year?  A minute to relax! Gifts that encourage you to take some time for yourself are sure to be appreciated.  After I checked out this video on Yahoo! on how to DIY your own bath teas, I got the urge to make some spa gifts of my own.  I...