Bath: Salvaged Tarp Laundry Basket
We're always on the hunt for a good (and good-looking) laundry bag, so we were happy to spot the new Salvaged Tarp Laundry Basket at Restoration Hardware. Made from canvas tarps salvaged from market stall…
Month: May 2024
Best Professionally Designed Bath: Daleet Spector Design
The winner of the Remodelista Considered Design Awards Best Professionally Designed Bath is Daleet Spector Design of Los Angeles. The firm’s project was chosen as a finalist by guest judge Will Taylor, who had this to say…
Steal This Look: Envelope A + D Bathroom
Can’t stand the summer heat? Fight fire with fire with this bath by San Francisco firm Envelope A + D, which mixes industrial fixtures with flame-red walls. Above: For a similiar industrial-looking sink, consider the…
Steal This Look: A Sunshine Bath in a London Townhouse
The standout bathrooms in a London townhouse designed by firm Bradley Van Der Straeten are drenched in unexpected color, from the paint to the tiles. On the first floor, the bathroom is cloaked in yellow—and…
Vote for the Best Reader-Submitted Bath in the Remodelista Considered Design Awards
Follow the link below to vote for the Remodelista finalists in the Best Bath Space category, submitted by readers. You can vote once a day in each category now through July 15. On the voting…
Les Bains Gardians: White Horses and “Conscious Hedonism” in France’s Camargue
The Camargue, in the South of France, is beloved for its wild attractions: salt marshes, beaches, white horses, flamingos, and miniatures bulls. Located a 20 minutes drive from Arles, the area is best known for…
Lighting: Fabulux Wall Sconces
Based in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Fabulux Lighting was founded in 1991 by lighting designer Paul Merwin and specializes in retro-looking industrial fixtures. We especially like Merwin’s wall sconces, which feature cast-aluminum socket housings with…
Steal This Look: A Midcentury Tiled Bath in Topanga Canyon
Los Angeles interior designer Tamar Barnoon converted an 1800 square foot Topanga Canyon bungalow from disjointed cabin to minimalist haven. One of our favorite rooms of the project is the bath, complete with vertically-laid narrow…
Shopper’s Diary: Krummi Clothes Hanger
Strangely appealing: Icelandic designer Ingibjörg Hanna Bjarnadottir's Krummi Bird Clothes Hanger, available for CA $45 at Mjolk in Toronto. According to proprietors John and Juli, "The raven has much more positive connotations in Icelandic folklore…
Remodeling 101: How to Choose the Right Tile Grout
Among the (what feels like) thousands of decisions you’ll need to make during a remodel is choosing unsexy, unloved tile grout. Grout is a necessary evil when it comes to tile installations. It seals out dirt and water, compensates…