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Kitchen and Residential Design
AUGUST 26, 2020
Medical experts proved that soaking in warm water is one of the best ways to get rid of accumulated stress. But staying in warm water also has many health benefits, whether you soak in the tub during the summer or on chilly days. Since wood is a natural material, it will easily fit into any exterior. An outdoor hottub.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
JANUARY 20, 2019
While most people prefer to take showers, there’s something about being able to soak in a bathtub that’s downright therapeutic. You can just sit and relax in a tub in a way that’s not possible when you take a shower. Use Natural Light and Materials. Natural light brings the outdoors inside. Get a Room with a View.
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Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
MAY 22, 2019
She says today’s bathroom includes raw gold and patinas, unique and interesting faucets and soaking baths with water coming from the ceiling. Both transitional-style and contemporary-style bathrooms boast open or swinging-door showers and free-standing or soaking tubs,” she says. The TOTO Flotation Tub with ZERO DIMENSION.
Cement Style
OCTOBER 19, 2018
It’s perfect as an accent wall by a soaking tub or for an outdoor living room. Similar to natural stone, each cement tile is unique with slight color variations, the sign of an artisan-made product. The tile’s hues hint at straw hats and Caribbean water. MSRP for the tiles is $16.77 per square foot.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
JULY 29, 2014
Japanese style evolves around clean and uncluttered living, holding tightly to balance, order, ancient customs and a love for natural beauty. 1) Elements of Nature in Japanese Style Interiors. Japanese culture is saturated in a love and respect for nature. Open up your home to the wonders of nature today.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
NOVEMBER 4, 2014
Japanese tradition is steeped in many qualities that are worthy of mimicry— such as a deep-rooted love and respect of nature, or a fondness towards minimalist interiors that highlight the artisan-appeal of individual pieces. Simply put, it means that we are naturally craving a simpler way of life. Image Source: Iwanastrawiguna.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
JANUARY 2, 2015
Much like a Japanese garden, a Japanese style bathroom must be built with nature in mind. Utilizing greenery such as bamboo plants or mossy potted plants is a key element to creating the feeling that the peaceful natural world can exist within your walls. The Japanese tend to have a flair for design that crafts tranquility in the home.
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