Posted by janette on 8th August 2008
Bath Kitchen and Beyond is a company that specializes in selling bathroom vanities, steam showers, Jacuzzis, shower enclosures and panels, and other various bathroom products to suit any kind of home décor. Ardi Intertrade is always updating the site with the newest and the best quality products. The latest news in the company is the new updated Website. It is fresh and clean, very easy to navigate. The new Website makes it easier for the potential customers to find exactly what they are looking for. In addition, now it features many more digital high-resolution pictures of the products with full descriptions.
All of these improvements make online shopping for bathroom vanities, steam showers, and other necessary bathroom fixtures pleasant and quick. With a couple of clicks, a customer can choose the model that best suits his or her needs, choose the appropriate color, if more than one option is available. If for any reason, customers have any difficulty in choosing a product, or are unsure what choice they should make, knowledgeable customer service and support team is just a phone call or email away. They will explain why a certain model would suit your bathroom better and help find matching fixtures. In the case
that additional pictures might be required to make the right choice, most of the time a customer representative is able to provide those to the customer.
Along with updating the website, Bath Kitchen and Beyond is also working on improving the showroom. The 6000 square feet showroom features most of the best selling products including bathroom vanities, steam showers, kitchens, toilets, and various bathroom fixtures. Bath Kitchen and Beyond is constantly searching for new designs and different styles to match the needs of any customer. Bath Kitchen and Beyond showroom is conveniently located in the heart of Northridge, which is just minutes away from Los Angeles. The website as well as showroom features a wide range of contemporary, modern and traditional bathroom vanities that are made with glass or natural stone counter tops.
Bath Kitchen and Beyond and Ardi Intertrade have good reputation and many satisfied customers. However, they always leave room for more improvement and are happy to hear suggestions and comments. Another new feature on the website lets people do just that. The company owners are looking for all possible ways to make the shopping experience as easy and pleasant as it could be.
Visit www.bathkitchenandbeyond.com for more product details.
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Posted by janette on 24th July 2008
Purebathrooms.net the UK based leading bathroom supplier and retailer announced the start of its bathroom summer sale 2008. The summer sale is said to offer up to 50% discount on essential bathroom items. This offer applies till 31st July 2008. The home owners and bathroom designers based in Birmingham, UK will be greatly benefited by this greater discount offers.

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The leading online bathroom supplier with 35 years of experience announced that many of its bathroom items are available at discount prices. The idea of this bathroom summer sale 2008 is to cater the bathroom products at reduced costs so that the home owners can get pleasure from their bathrooms the most of this summertime.
Purebathrooms.net is a leading online bathroom super store with massive collection of up to date bathroom furniture, accessories, taps, showers and many more sourced from all over the world.
“This is a great opportunity for the home owners to save this summer with discount bathroom products”, said Mr.Virdi, Managing Director of purebathrooms.net. Enjoy the summer today and save up to 50% discount on bathroom products and this summer bathroom sale will continue till 31st July 2008.
For trouble-free bathroom shopping home owners can purchase online or visit the online bathroom shop based in Birmingham, UK.
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Posted by janette on 10th July 2008
For homeowners searching to make their home stand out from the pack, a bathroom overhaul is at all times tops on the list. However, according to Remodeling Magazine, the average cost of a mid-scale bathroom remodel is around a whooping $16,000 — a high value to pay amidst today’s slowing economy and housing market. So, how can homeowners who are on a budget find that well run look for less?
Knowing of what’s in and what’s out in bathroom design is important for homeowners settling on just where to splurge their renovation dollars. There are four major key areas to look for; the lighting, hardware, mirror, and paint. Each one can be easily and inexpensively updated to create a new, up to date impression for the bathroom.
Lighting.Time to end those, bare-bulbed lighting that emits a raucous radiance. Consider fixtures that append attractiveness and supple illumination with shades or sconces. They can dash on top of your mirror or edge it on both sides. And keep in mind, these highlight your room’s utmost main point so be certain to decide on a style that is right for you that put together a statement in an area.
Hardware. Incompatible and mismatched hardware leaves an awkward feel in any room. Brass finishes also add to a dated look. Prefer brushed nickel, pewter, antique or oil-rubbed bronze finishes that synchronize with the lighting and fixtures. These nippy fixes draw the room mutually with solitary contemporary, organized look.
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Bathroom Mirror. Unframed mirrors are fixation of the times of yore. Frames put the last touches on the mirror and furnish a bathroom a finished, modernized look. There are several sites that offer different frame styles to choose from and have the frame custom cut to fit a mirror. An excellent tip for selecting a frame is to consider about what you’d frame a piece of artwork in for the room. The mirror is the central point in every bathroom and can make a real statement with the precise frame.
Paint is in no way out. It is a tested and true way to compose an immense blow with modest price. Colors do vary despite the fact - you would like to reside away from mauves and pinks. Build a spa-like setting with paints in beige and pale tones. Some well-liked colors are chocolate, aqua, olive, and gold. When choosing color, bear in mind that the more contrast, the more modern it would appear.

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Having an updated bath does not always require a total renovation. Some strategic and money-spinning changes can go a long way to furnish you the look and design that you wish for.
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Posted by janette on 9th July 2008
Slip sliding away may be a catchy phase for a pop song, but when you’re slipping getting in or out of the tub it’s no laughing matter. When this song was written, the Baby Boomer generation would never have thought about bath tub safety. But that’s all changing now that millions of Boomers have achieved or are approaching senior citizen status.
Senior citizens, just like your parents or grandparents, struggle every day trying to perform everyday tasks. They struggle with the crippling fear of falling. In fact, the likelihood of your aging loved one enduring a fall increases with the chance of serious injuries from falling as they age.
Ella’s Bubbles has written a white paper, Walk-In Tubs and Bathroom Safety for Senior Citizens, outlining research on the dangers of bathroom falls for senior citizens. In Walk-In Tubs and Bathroom Safety, Ella’s Bubbles illustrates the importance of home safety for aging adults and the importance of home aids such as walk-in tubs.

“The bathroom poses a major threat to the safety of senior citizens. The bathroom is one of the most dangerous places in the homes of aging adults. The Home Safety Council reported that more than 170,000 emergency room visits per year are a result of bathtub and shower falls. It is no hidden fact that many seniors will forgo the luxury of a bath for a shower to avoid having to climb in and out of the bath tub. Even still, while showering these individuals still have the fear of slipping in the shower and resort to holding onto towel racks for support. Walk-in bathtubs offer seniors the chance to bathe in safety and the comfort of getting to soak in a tub. Walk-in tubs, such as walk-in tubs from Ella’s Bubbles, offer a range of safety and comfort features. Walk-in tubs work by providing a door to step into the bathtub as opposed to stepping into the tub. A watertight door seal will provide protection from water spills on the bathroom floor and easy access into the bathtub. Ella’s offers a limited lifetime warranty for the door to ensure quality of their product.”
For more information on Ella’s Bubbles and their efforts for senior home safety, visit www.EllasBubbles.com.
About Ella’s Bubbles – Ella’s Bubbles is a distributor of walk-in tubs, bathroom fixtures, tiles, and other bathroom supplies. Customers are retirement communities, nursing homes, and convalescent facilities, as well as showrooms, developers, interior designers, retail stores, and consumers.
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Posted by janette on 1st June 2008
Life is not getting any slower and the world has been rapidly changing its phase, same as the choices of each one living in it. In any residential or commercial establishment, bathroom plays a key to be the focal point of interior design. These days, people are finding a way out of old conventional designs of bathrooms. Home owners are now looking for modern, distinct, innovative, lustrous designer bathrooms and bath accessories. Modified to match individual needs, today bathroom consist different material designer bathroom accessories, mirrors, cabinets, lightings and other facilities. These elements don’t just created to embellish the bathroom but also designed to be functional. When perfectly blended together, it turns the bathroom into a place for supreme relaxation smattering invigorating moments every time you enter. You will be astonished to know that some people spent great amount of time and money in designing bathrooms. People would always say if you want to know a person look through his bathroom.

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Filling loads of designer bath accessories will not create a true worth to your bathroom unless and in anticipation for you to keep it neat, planned, organized, clean and clutter free. Your bathroom should also have an area for storage to keep every item set on its proper place. Keeping the increasing demand in concern, there has been many stores and online shops which tender an extensive variety of bathroom accessories. They are presented in a range of colors, shapes and styles that add a touch of style to your bathroom. Having these kinds of bath accessories adds up for a soothing and relaxing ambiance to your bathroom thus creating an asset to your home.
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Posted by janette on 27th May 2008
Have you ever counted how many times you gaze in front of your mirror or any glass material walls that you would think will reveal your whole reflection? Honestly I’m one of those guilty gals. I can’t even count them. Even wall glasses can’t escape from my sight. I do bet even guys do stare at themselves too!
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In decorations point of view, mirrors play an enormous role in every room. Typically, large and unframed mirrors are oftentimes used in interior design to create an illusion of space, amplifying the apparent size of a room.

But one enemy that we oftentimes encounter are fogs. These are moisture that are formed during shower and bath. It is quite irritating not to see yourself clearly when these fogs blurred your mirrors. I know how hard it is to keep it clean and clear. You might have a well decorated bathroom but whenever this moisture are visually formed, it’ll just ruin everything. Mostly hotels and spas utilize the use of defoggers. But WarmlyYours also offer this kind of stuff to create a fog free mirror for your master’s bathroom. The electric mirror defogger transmits a gentle warm across the mirrors’ surface to prevent fogs to form during bathing. This defogger is also simple and very convenient to use. It will only take a few minutes to install since it has a self adhesive backing that can be easily placed at the back of any wall hung mirror and just connect it to your lighting fixtures. Just by simply turning on the light, the defogger will aid in giving a steam free look to any of your mirrors. You won’t be bother to clear it manually, thus, you can start your day seeing yourself grooming without any hassle at all.
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Posted by janette on 27th May 2008
The objective of a bathroom must account for the roles of both hot and cold water, in substantive measures, for cleaning the human body. Water may be spattered upon the walls and floor, and warm humid air might cause condensation on frigid exteriors. From a decorating point of view the bathroom represents a sense of challenge. One should take account to have the bathroom floors, walls, mirrors and other covering be impermeable to water, enabling a simple and easy manner of cleaning them. Generally the choice of ceramic or glass, as well as smooth plastic materials can alleviate the cleaning for the bathroom. There are floors and other surfaces that are often cold to the touch, other people consider the use of water-resistant bath mats or even bathroom carpets to substantiate a well-heeled bathroom. As an alternative, the surfaces such as floors can be heated, possibly by strategically placing heater conduits close to the surface.
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Adding some electric floor heating system can transform the naturally cold surfaces into floors with warmth and solace. Look for some leading providers like Warmly Yours. They offer electric floor heating system that can be simply installed under your bathroom surfaces whether it’s made from tiles, natural stone or even bathroom carpets and other popular floor coverings. If you’re looking for an efficient way to free up some time for maintenance and create energy efficient heated floors you should check out their services to enjoy the comfort of having a radiant floor.
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Posted by janette on 24th May 2008
Bathroom is one of my favorite places for solace and privacy. But sometimes space can be limited when you’re not lucky enough to own that big home. But it’ll never be a hindrance not to deck any of your so called “comfort” rooms. Let me share you some few tips to embellish your bathrooms.

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Whenever you chose to refurbish a small bathroom you should try to create a trick of space. Upright lines bestow an additional altitude to a room by casting the eye upwards. You might think of tiles are just tiles but when they are broadened to the ceiling they can comprise a larger touch for to a small bathroom. It could also be a sound idea to have a vertical striped painting or just wallpaper patterned similarly as vertical.
Secondly consider your bathroom’s lights and mirrors. Mirrors are the best technique to add profoundness, width and distance to a small room, only make it appoint not to go overboard, a single mirror is generally sufficient. It also takes part in the distribution of light all throughout the room. Clear shower screens unlike opaque ones gives the illusion of more space and brightness. Consider also a frameless shower screen since it does not add up any visual obstruction at all and this could be very ideal in a limited spaced bathroom. Take advantage of natural light. A skylight will work out whenever the room is headed distant from the sun. Eliminate benighted corners. An ideal way is to put shelves on the walls close to the ceiling and match lights underneath them.
When selecting the color, do not opt for busy wallpapers or paintings, it will only create a sort of clutter, it will only create a look of a more limited on its space. It is always best to prefer simple and light colors such as pastel tones, white or neutrals.
In selecting tiles, opt for a larger one. The feeling of space can be generated by more visible tiled floor. Choose wall mounted or floating cabinets. Try to avoid units that take up a lot of floor space. Positioning the toilet in a niche will make an effective use of a small bathroom and its best to fit a shelf on top of it. As for basins, consider your storage needs and look for one with a bench or pedestal basins - they are ideal to add space. If you want to include a relaxing bath then head for a small but deep model.
Let’s not forget about doors. Sliding doors are great way to minimize the sort of clutter in a bathroom since it can be hidden in walls. But if you chose a hinged door, hang your towels at the back rather than mounting up some towel racks onto the walls.
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