The end of the year holidays are coming, and since sinks and tubs aren’t very easy to gift-wrap, we thought up a few suggestions for those who want to give the gift of bathroom luxury.Small vanity mirrors are a great addition to any bathroom. Whether they’re wall mounted or set on your counter’s surface, the convenience of being able to have a high detail view of your own face is invaluable (along with not having lean over your counter to get super close to your wall mirror)
French Reflection is a standard in these types of mirrors, featuring travel, tabletop, wall mounted, triple and lighted mirrors. Blomus also has a pair of mirrors that look sharp in most bathrooms (assuming you don’t have everything made out of cast iron ;~).
Blomus also branches out into home decorations for both indoors and outdoors, so many of their offerings are great gifts for those who want to update their interior’s decoration.
Something I used to do during cold winters was to put my towels in the dryer before my shower so they’d be toasty warm. It got old very quickly, and Myson’s towel warming bars are a perfect solution. Using either water or electric heat, they keep your towels at a comfortable temperature to ensure that your exit from the comfortable pleasure of hot water is met by the cradling warmth of a 75˚ towel. I still wait on the Christmas morning where I unwrap one of these with my name on it!
One of our more outside of the box suggestions we have for a gift idea is selecting a matching set of knobs to re-outfit a room or cabinet suite. This is a fun, inexpensive way to subtly change the look of a room without taking it over. As a homeowner, it the need to replace them may slip under the radar for months or years due to their seeming unimportant place in bathroom or kitchen design, but it can be amazing how refreshed a room can be with new knobs. Below are Atlas Homewares, Top Knobs and Alno respectively.
Along the same lines as new knobs (though far more noticeable) is gifting a set of tile for a backsplash. This one can be hard to package, so it might be best to just write a card promising “One Kitchen Backsplash.” This design idea has been becoming quite popular over the past few years, so a friend waking up to find out they have a new addition to their kitchen will be thrilled. The square footage of tile needed for one isn’t very large, so this beautiful and cutting edge gift idea wouldn’t be too hard on your wallet either. Take a look at what a glass tile backsplash done by Bisazza tile.
Of course, if these still aren’t quite striking your fancy, stop on by PlumbTile.com and browse to see if you can find something that will catch your eye. If you don’t see what you want, email or call us and we’ll have a customer service rep help make your holidays possible.