Whether you're gutting your bathroom or just giving it a little facelift, sometimes the hardest part of getting started is sourcing the essentials. While our list is in no way complete, these stores are some of our favorites.
The Whole Room:
• IKEA
• Community Home Supply
• Faucet.com
• KIVA Kitchen & Bath
Sinks, Commodes & Tubs
• Kohler
• Duravit
• Century Shower Door
• Toto
Walls & Floors
• The Tile Shop
• Waterworks
• Bedrock Industries
• Terra Green Ceramics
Fixtures
• Restoration Hardware
• Moen
• Axor
Add your favorite resources, both regional and national, in the comments to keep the list growing!
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Sometimes there are posts on this site that appear to exist for the sake of creating a new post.
joule thief, seriously.
i find that after wading through lists of things i could have googled, and the 101 reposts of "something-or-other's of the week!" it gets a little tiring. if i don't checks AT for a couple of days i find myself having to skip over so many recaps of all the top posts, top finds, enter the contest, how to follow us, etc. it's annoying.
Agreed with both comments before and would also like to state that this is possibly the worst, most clinically "design" bathtub (and room, and hall) i have EVER seen.
I don't understand what people's expectations are. Should they put a big banner across the top of the home page: WARNING: Some posts don't relate to you personally.
For almost any fixture you could think of, check prices at:
http://www.faucetdirect.com
For vanities and lights (more traditional styles)
http://www.homedecorators.com
And for tile, http://www.heathceramics.com
I think that tub is very stylishly attractive. BUT. I don't think I could get in or out of that sucker without steps on both sides! Unless the proportions are skewed by the photography, either ti's too narrow across to sit in or else (as I believe) it's too tall to climb in, at least if you are under 5' tall!
(On a small scale, the shape would make a nice vase!!!)
my additions...we liked a duravit sink and ended up with a very similar sink from whitehaus (and 1/2 the price). fixtures try rejuvenation. also we saw some nice styles at ikea last night for bathrooms
those lights around the bath are seriously tacky.
Love the lights at the bottom of that tub!
I just installed Rubinet fixtures in my bathroom and they are amazing. We had a to wait a month to get them from Canada, but they were worth the wait.
These are pretty standard links. However, I find they are the catalyst for conversations about other links, which I find very useful.
You can be sure I will be checking out Parnassus' links! (Thanks P!)
haha, I could have predicted all these comments before I logged in.
Love the lights. Sure they're tacky, but who cares? You know whoever put them in thinks it's Christmas every time they take a bath.