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9 Beautiful Bathroom Trends That Will Make You Want to Remodel, According to Designers
An eye toward bold wallpapers, sustainable materials, and spa-like features will define bathroom design this year.
After a long day, there’s nothing more soothing than taking a bubble bath or a nice, hot shower. Bathrooms serve more than just a purely functional purpose—they’re where we spend our first waking minutes, gearing up for the day ahead and the last few moments each evening, winding down for the night. How our bathrooms look and feel can help set the tone for a great day or help us ease into a deep, restful sleep at night.
Grounded in Wood
Wood furniture and accents layer in the natural elements that create inviting spaces.
One thing we can anticipate at every home furnishing market is an influx of wood furniture and home decor. The tones may change, and embellishments and patterns may shift, but wood has long been a staple material for making the connection to nature – even before biophilia was trending.
Elevating Spaces with Luxury Interiors
Wendy Glaister Interiors is an award-winning, full service interior design firm that specialises in delivering exceptional results to each valued client. Founder Wendy Glaister is a pioneer in her profession, renowned for her transformative leadership and ability to collaborate with clients and craftspeople alike on stunning projects. Recognised in LUXlife’s Leaders in Luxury Awards, Wendy Glaister Interiors embodies style and sophistication to create captivating environments tailored exclusively to every client.
Wendy Glaister is a renowned interior designer based in California with decades of experience in the realm of interior design. Her warm smile and engaging personality set clients and colleagues at ease, assuring them that their projects are in the best possible hands. Wendy is an attentive listener, decisive problem solver, and highly skilled at pushing her team members to realise their full potential.
Glaister Lands ASID ANDYZ Award for Best Outdor Space
Interior designer Wendy Glaister won an ASID ANDYZ Award for 2024 Best Outdoor Space. “To say that we are blessed to do what we do is an understatement,” says Glaister, president and founder of luxury design firm Wendy Glaister Interiors.
“So many opportunities exist to make a special place for our clients and their families. I am so grateful for the faith that our clients place in our vision. We are extremely grateful that our projects are receiving national attention.”
The American Society of Interior Design (ASID) ANDYZ Awards is an annual celebration of the year’s best in interior design. Interior designers, architects, design students, and showroom design professionals enter hundreds of projects in 13 categories. Each project is then judged by a panel of industry professionals before selecting a winning project from each category.
California Interior Designer Wendy Glaister lands ASID ANDYZ Award for Best Outdoor Space
Wendy Glaister Interiors, lands ASID ANDYZ Award for Best Outdoor Space, for their four seasons design concept.
Award-winning Interior Designer, Wendy Glaister, president and founder of luxury design firm Wendy Glaister Interiors remarked, “To say that we are blessed to do what we do is an understatement. So many opportunities exist to make a special place for our clients and their families. I am so grateful for the faith that our clients place in our vision. We are extremely grateful that our projects are receiving national attention.”
Design Voices West Coast – Bringing The Outdoors In
For this 1,500 square foot patio within a 1.18 acre of outdoor space, Wendy Glaister of Wendy Glaister Interiors in Central Valley, California, renovated the existing patio, creating an entertaining and cooking space that was four-season friendly.
That included updating both the sport court to accommodate pickleball and the putting green, adding a bocce court and even safely relocating a family of bats. The outdoor design includes three area for entertaining, complete with fire pits and seating.
Will New Fed Cyber Security Program Rival Energy Star In Popularity?
When was the last time you bought a major appliance? For me, it was August 2023, when the control panel of my 13-year-old washing machine stopped working. I only had one criterion for a replacement machine besides fitting into my compact laundry closet: My new washer would need to be Energy Star rated.
That’s apparently a popular choice. Since 1992, when the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency debuted the program, nearly 90% of American households recognize the label, and 45% knowingly chose products with the certification in the last year, according to the site’s Impact page.
Will the new U.S. Cyber Trust Mark label have a comparable impact? If so, how long will it take? I know it will be a logo I’ll be looking for when shopping for future smart home purchases. You might want to consider it too, especially if you’re enthusiastic about all the technology enhancements being offered.
Dekton shines in Bordona’s state-of-the-art Showroom designed by Wendy Glaister
Bordona’s, a California furniture and appliance retailer, debuted a spectacular state-of-the-art showroom in Oakdale, CA designed in collaboration with award-winning interior designer Wendy Glaister. Wendy worked with Bordona’s team to create two kitchen styles that will be used for live cooking demos and special events with renowned chefs to showcase the new alluring kitchen designs and features.
The kitchen designs are a direct reflection of Glaister’s vision for the Bordona family. She selected Dekton Rem for the contemporary kitchen style as the perfect surface to bring together the marble backsplash and linen-look slab cabinets. The beauty of the kitchen is complemented by the floor-to-ceiling windows facing the main street that runs through the city, which allows natural light to bathe the space. The new showroom, created in partnership with SubZero Wolf, features some stand-out appliances from the brand.
Meet the boomers who’d rather spend $100k to renovate their homes than risk the frozen housing market: ‘It would be too hard to purchase anything else’
Brenda Edwards considers the four bedroom ranch-style house where she has lived for 20 years her forever home. It’s where the 70-year-old retired nurse and her 79-year-old husband want to stay as their mobility becomes more limited.