Ultra minimalism, solid materials and full functionality are all evident here in the Latis Bathroom Collection. Set to debut globally this December by designer Thomas Coward of Omvivo, the collection features luxury dual-function bathtubs, sleek trestle vanities and unique basins. All made from earthly elements of natural stone and timber. Latis, whose [...]Tagi: earthly elements, omvivo, solid materials, trestle, vanities, bathtubs, basins, coward
Look at this lovely bath redo we found on Woman’s Day. Leslie Plummer’s great article takes us through the transformation of a plain bathroom in a Connecticut farmhouse to one it’s a pleasure for the owner to spend time in. Ingrid Leess, a designer, wanted to update her old-fashioned space into a more modern room [...]Tagi: easure, ummer, farmhouse, ingrid
I LOVE this idea for bathroom sinks! Minarc, a Santa Monica design studio, has found a way to recycle old tires and turn them into sleek, lightweight bathroom sinks. RUBBiSH, as it’s aptly called, consists of recycled rubber tires melted down, cleansed of all dirt, and formed into an ultra-thin sheet that’s [...]Tagi: recycled rubber tires, bathroom sinks, csts, thin sheet, mica, dirt, tires
Did you know that if your shower head was made before 1992, it uses 5.5 gallons of water per minute? Yes, you read that right. But there are plenty of shower heads available today that will maintain the same amount of water pressure while significantly decreasing your consumption. Better yet, they [...]Tagi: low flow shower heads, galls, water pressure
It’s before & after time. And you know what that means—you get to drool over pictures of gorgeous remodels. What I love most about this collection is that some of these bathroom transitions didn’t cost the homeowners much at all. In fact, several were completed with a simple coat of paint, [...]Tagi: coat of paint, bathroom remodels, drool