Bath Shower Home Design

After years of living in a rented flat, Kay Mok and John Lau were excited to have a space they could call their own: a 660 sq ft apartment with a sea view in Tseung Kwan O. When the 30-something couple, both doctors, called up Cindy Chan Sin -yu, of Pure AW’s, “They already had an idea of what they wanted,” says the designer. The flat originally had three bedrooms but the previous owner combined two of them to create more spacious rooms. Mok and Lau used that to their advantage, converting the second bedroom into a shared office. Chan designed a large built-in desk so the couple can sit side by side as they work. She also installed a wide sliding door to help the space feel less cloistered. How a loft- inspired Hong Kong flat went from cookie-cutter to ‘homey’ Guests can sleep on a fold-out Murphy bed hidden inside a storage unit in the office. “We used to work separately, in our own studies, but now we can work together,” says Mok. The pair spend much of the evening in the offic...

This is for the folks who may not be super handy with a hammer. It’s for the folks who have to call up a friend or family member when a light bulb needs changing. If you’re not a fixer upper, remodeling a home is probably a little out of your scope and that’s okay! There are tons of great homes that have been recently remodeled by pros! Here’s a closer look at a few of our favorites on the market now! OZARK, MO  Located on the golf course in Millwood San Poppi , this 5 bedroom 3-1/2 bath home offers a spacious open floor plan that takes advantage of the beautiful views . Wonderful contemporary kitchen with island, granite, gas stove and built in refrigerator, fantastic main floor master suite that opens to the covered patio with fireplace, plus remodeled master bath in 2016! Upstairs media room (5th bedroom) has a private bath and a built-in wall murphy bed . A fantastic property with a contemporary flair and upgraded amenities. OZARK, MO  Just finishing a complete remodel! Priv...

Hey everyone! Being the ever vigilant Disney reporter that I am, I was at the Art of Animation Resort on opening day of the Lion King section (August 10th). I wanted to share with you some pictures of the grounds and room and share my thoughts with you. Let's start with the exterior. The two Lion King buildings are located to the north of the Finding Nemo section of the resort. When exiting Animation Hall toward The Big Blue Pool, you would turn left. The first thing you notice as you approach this area are the two rock monoliths that "hide" the staircases on the ends of the building. As the walkway approaches the opening between the two buildings, we see Rafiki welcoming us to his world. This is the first of many photo opportunities guests will encounter here. Also from this spot, we can begin to see the wonderful graphics painted on the buildings. Elephants, giraffes, and giant acacia trees punctuate the make-believe landscape. Clouds top the building's fou...