Canadian Superstore is a grocery store here that also carries really great clothing and home stuff.
Take your cues from the style of your home’s exterior (or how you want your home’s exterior to look if you’re in the middle of renovating that too) and go with that.We live in an old Victorian style farmhouse, so choosing fixtures that make sense for a house of that style and from that period, helps bring kind of a cohesive feel to the overall design of our house.
Well, it’s a pretty rustic/basic Victorian style farmhouse right now on the outside, but I’m hoping to bring a little more polish to it eventually!So that’s what I went with.Quality and Price.
The good news is that beautiful bathroom fixtures are available in just about every style and at every price point.I would recommend going with a trusted brand like.
who actually makes many different lines of fixtures at every price point, but who you know will always provide a quality product that will stand the test of time.
Which particular product you choose will really depend on your budget and your vision for your space, but it’s worthwhile to have faucets, towel bars, and tub fillers that will feel like a quality product each time you use them and won’t start to rattle and fall apart on you after a year of use.. All of the fixtures in our bathroom, including the faucets, the towel bar, and ring, the tub filler, the knobs and drawer pulls, and even the toilet paper holder are from the amazing Weymouth line from Moen.This post contains affiliate links.I was playing around with a few different Easter decor ideas recently when I was getting set up for the Easter home tour that I’m putting together and I came up with this really simple idea that I thought was actually pretty clever too, if I do say so myself!
I ended up reusing quite a few things that I already had in the house for my Easter decorating needs this year, but I did pick up a few new things too.Once I got home, I was looking around online at a few inspiration pictures and I realized that some little nests would be so cute in a few different places.
You can usually find little twig nests at craft stores, and although some of them can be a bit expensive, you can find cheaper ones too.I thought a set of eight or so would be a good investment and something I’d probably reuse in one way or another every Easter.
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