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Showing posts with label Bathroom Design. Show all posts

Thursday, August 13, 2015

Which Bathroom Countertop Should I Choose?

Countertops are not only a functional surface in your bathroom - they can also be a beautiful design element as well. But with so many options on the market, how do you choose? The first step to any decision should be how you use your bathroom on a daily basis. So, below are a few questions to consider before making a purchase:

 

What kind of bathroom are you planning? 
A power room, a functional family room, a master bath? Consider this question before deciding anything. Because if you’re planning on creating a powder room, you might not experience the same mess you might if you’re building a full bathroom for a family of four. Also, think about the products you will use, from toothpaste to makeup, and even hairspray! And don’t forget about those sticky children’s medicines too. If your bathroom will be for the family, limestone is a good option, as it would stand up to yucky messes as mentioned.

How many people will be using the bathroom? 
The more people that use the bathroom, the more mess you’ll probably have, especially if you have small children or teenagers. So, choose a countertop that’s durable and will withstand a large crowd!

How long do you plan on staying in the home?
This question is perhaps one of the most important when it comes to your budget. Do you plan on staying for many years? If so, don’t be hesitant to splurge a bit - it will be worth the investment in the long run! However, if you’re looking to upgrade and sell your home shortly, go for something that looks great but is practical too.

Do you want an eco-friendly countertop?

What kind of material do you want for your bathroom countertops? If you think you’d prefer a countertop made from environmentally friendly materials, your best bet is to choose one of the recycled-content surfaces that are made from glass or paper. This is a simple way to "go green” for your bathroom design!

Once you answer these questions, you’ll be able to narrow down your options. Hence, your decision will be an easier one. Whether you choose a limestone, laminate, marble, or stone countertop, make sure you keep it looking brand new! Need some assistance? Call the textile specialists at Triple S! Our tile and stone cleaning services can help you keep your bathroom surfaces clean, fresh, and bright! We have three main plant locations:

Stamford Plant | 400 West Main Street
Norwalk Plant | 337 Westport Avenue
Stratford Plant | 1800 Stratford Avenue

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

3 Glass Tile Bathroom Design Ideas for Summer

You don’t need to live on the beach to create a coastal-inspired room. If you’re looking to give your bathroom tile a facelift this summer, go for a color scheme that will make you feel like you’re right near the ocean. Here are three ideas for a glass tile design that you can install now and keep all year round:

  1. Go for blue. The color blue is a go-to choice when you want to create a beach theme in your home. One of the most beautiful tile options is blue mosaic tile because its light-reflecting qualities and glass texture mimic the clear, blue Atlantic ocean. Bonus tip: a natural palette that includes silver hardware, fresh green plants, and dark wood cabinets make for a serene space that feels just like a spa!

  2. Add shimmer. If you have muted decor in your bathroom, such as pale yellow and light green, you can emphasize contract by using glass tile. This option will make your room feel brighter without branching off from your original design too much. Bonus tip: incorporate a unique tile pattern to add a touch of fine art to your bathroom decor.  

  3. Create an accent wall. It may seem like your options are limited when your space is on the smaller side, but this couldn’t be further from the truth! In fact, a small wall in your bathroom is the perfect place to create an accent wall color - a bold design that’s easy on the eyes. For example, placing glass tile on an accent wall can highlight a focal point in your bathroom. Bonus tip: opt for Visionaire glass mosaic tile if you love the look of sea glass. 

Not only does a beach-inspired bathroom look luxurious, but it also brings a little extra light into your space. Once you’ve decided on the best glass tile design for your redecorating project, be sure to keep it looking new! Call Triple S for a professional grout and tile cleaning. And don’t forget to connect with us on social media for more home decor tips! We have three main plant locations:

Stamford Plant | 400 West Main Street
Norwalk Plant | 337 Westport Avenue
Stratford Plant | 1800 Stratford Avenue