Saturday, April 2, 2011
Minimalist Shower Design
Shower Doors Glass
Do you want to modify your bathroom to be looks better or comfort to use? What about trying to change the shower doors? To have the shower doors installed at your bathroom, you have 2 options to choose. You can try a new frameless shower doors or the framed look one. Both of them are perfect choice, however, you should know that the frameless version will give more modern feel into you your bathroom. Talk about the frameless version, you can find the frameless glass shower enclosures. Of course, it is made from thick glass. This glass is built in order to protect and block bathroom from the water which is spraying out of the shower. There are metal frames on the edges. In the case of glass, you can choose the thickness of the glass that you desire. It is usually ranging from ½ inch to 3/8 inch. You know, you will find the cleanness on the side. It is also beveled that will make you can stay happily on the shower hall. The frameless glass also classified from the structure and the unique design. You know, the glass can be made to distorted, etched, clouded, and transparent. For information, usually the frameless is more expensive than the framed.
A frameless glass shower door is a shower door produced completely of glass. Frameless glass shower doors are produced from heavy-duty, tempered safety glass. The glass is thick enough to assist the weight of the upper track, or header bar, even though also becoming effective enough to withstand most possible impact forces. A frameless shower door can give your bathroom shower enclosure a sense of elegance and beauty. These noise-totally free, friction-totally free shower doors feature dual-ball-bearing systems and slide open with an effortless touch. Accent them with your choice of stainless steel or chrome hardware. Complement your bathroom decor with these elegant and important bathroom must-haves.
Shower Doors Glass with modern design
Shower Doors Glass exotic design
Simple Shower Doors Glass but looks elegant
Modern large Shower Doors Glass
Cool Shower Doors Glass design
Classic Shower Doors Glass with large design
The Elite Classic Sliding Door offers simple styling and a large showering area. The door is simple to install and can be used without a side panelto create a recess enclosure.
There are a variety of companies that manufacture and disrtibubute various types of frameless shower doors. Companies like Hovoson, Artistcraft, and Superior all offer a wide assortment of both hinged and sliding glass doors. Some companies even offer do-it-yourself kits that include detailed instructions on installation and setup. In addition, these companies also frequently offer customization options. Custom frameless glass shower doors are of course a little more expensive than standard versions, however, the idea of seeing an image or name etched into the door is too enticing for many consumers to pass up. The customizations for a framless glass shower door don’t just stop there either. People often get very creative and many of the top manufacturers will accommodate virtually any request within reason.
A finely crafted custom heavy glass shower door.
Unique Shower Doors Glass design
Modern Green Bathroom
Green is a fantastic, calming color for any room in the house. For bathrooms, we searched a wide range of hues and styles, and wonder which reigns the supreme green, in your humble opinions. Some include green in a subtle way, some greens are all-out.
Modern Green Bathroom with fresh and funny design
Modern Green Bathroom with exotic design
Green Modern Bathroom with black tiles
Amazing Modern Green Bathroom design
Modern Green Bathroom with fresh green wall sticker
Beautiful Modern Green Bathroom
Italian company Lacev Mobilacev puts a modern spin on a classic design with its bathroom vanity cult collection. This elegant vanity design incorporates elements from traditional items such as the shape of an hourglass leg and screen designs, and combines them with an exciting, unexpected, ultra modern features, like the avant garde sloping floor and a trendy color palette, stands on one leg.
American Style Bedrooms
Friday, April 1, 2011
Press Day = All Done & a Peek
Today's Press Day at the DC Design House, which means yesterday was IT. The spaces are being unveiled today & I'm not going to lie-- I definitely have some butterflies!
I haven't had the room professionally shot yet & (scheduled for Monday) but I wanted to share a little peek of the space with you:

Also...
Thanks so much to Elle Decor Magazine, who posted a photo of my room on their national Showhouse listing page. You can check it out here. (I'm pretty obsessed with Elle Decor so this definitely made my week!!)
I haven't had the room professionally shot yet & (scheduled for Monday) but I wanted to share a little peek of the space with you:
I'm really happy with the way the "Hideaway" turned out. I can't thank all of my generous friends who contributed to this room enough.
The crazy-awesome floor lamp is by Rick Singleton. He made this incredible piece out of reclaimed metal parts (the metal balls are andirons) and each tiny piece of metal is a separate cut. I think it looks a bit alive & love him!! Rick's work is always unique, striking and unapologetic. Rick's pieces exude this amazing confidence that I love so much.
The painting in the window was sent to me by my good friends Brooke & Steve Giannetti of Velvet & Linen and Giannetti Home. Insanely talented architect Steve recently took up painting and of COURSE he's amazing. I love his Water Series and while visiting them last month, got to see one of Steve's paintings for the first time in person & knew it would be perfect for the showhouse room. I pretty much love everything the Giannetti's touch. The painting is number 37 of the Water Series and you can view & purchase them all here. The one in the showhouse is also for sale with a percentage of the proceeds dontaed to Chidlren's Hospital.
The diamond- patterned sisal carpet is by Stark and they generously donated it. (It's called Natura Black, and there are black threads running through the diamonds that you can't really see in this pic.)
The accessories & smaller prints & paintings hanging are all from my favorite local antique stores:
German Favorite Antiques in Leesburg, VA
Spurgeon Lewis Antiques in Old Town Alexandria (also sell online @ FirstDibs.com)
John Rosselli Antiques in Georgetown
The curtains are one of my new textile designs, Happikat in black & white
The chairs is the first in my line of upholstered furniture - The Mad Hatter Wing Chair -and the back of the chair is upholstered in one of the most beautiful fabrics I've ever seen in my life- seriously, I love a soft green floral- by Michael Smith / Jasper also available through John Rosselli in DC. Michael Smith generously donated the fabric to the Showhouse. My textiles & furniture will be available soon through my online store which you'll be able to get to by clicking "SHOP" at the top right of this blog under the Pure Style Home logo. Feel free to email me for details.
Almost everything in the room is for sale with proceeds benefitting Children's Hospital so if anything interests you, now's a good time! I'll be sharing photos & info on the rest of the room as soon as I can. I can't wait to show you!!
I'm off to Press Day & am then driving down to Market in High Point, North Carolina. I'm doing 4 photoshoots with my friend & photographer Helen Norman next week and then things should slow down a little.
Have a great weekend!!
If you'd like help creating a home you absolutely love, contact me about our design services.
Also...
Thanks so much to Elle Decor Magazine, who posted a photo of my room on their national Showhouse listing page. You can check it out here. (I'm pretty obsessed with Elle Decor so this definitely made my week!!)
An unusually sunny morning here in Perú. As sunny as this house in Spain. Airy and bright, come and have a look with me.











Hope you enjoyed the tour. Have a great weekend, my friends!
Photography by Santiago Moreno.
All images from here.
Hope you enjoyed the tour. Have a great weekend, my friends!
Photography by Santiago Moreno.
All images from here.
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