Bathroom Remodel Photo Gallery
Posted by densus64 on Saturday, July 30, 2011
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Hotel Andaz Liverpool Street London
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The five star Andaz Liverpool Street located in the City, London's financial district, is a quintessential English modern hotel, housed in its historical building adjacent to Liverpool Street railway station. Conveniently located near by the main financial institutions of the city, it is accessible from Stanstead and London City Airports, and a short taxi from central London. The hotel is close to the Barbican, providing plenty of opportunities for entertainment. With 267 exquisitely furnished luxury rooms with all modern conveniences, five buzzing restaurants and 5 lively bars, this hotel is truly hip and modern London Business address.
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The Langham hotel, London
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The Langham London has been delighting guests with enchanting hospitality since she opened as Europes first grand hotel in 1865. April 2009 sees her re-awaken after an extensive restoration exuding a graceful and timeless elegance blending a sense of the past with the style of today. Once more she will charm and bewitch you from the moment you step inside her dazzling new lobby. Located in the heart of West End she has one of the most enviable addresses. Commanding a position at the top of the elegant and sweeping boulevard of Regent Street one of the finest shopping streets in the world The Langham provides the perfect home from which to explore the retail delights of Bond Street and the charming boutiques and cafes of Marylebone and Fitzrovia. Londons world renowned Theatre District is just a few minutes walk away whilst other cultural attractions museums galleries and nightlife are almost on the doorstep.
The City Londons financial heart is within striking distance by taxi or direct underground train. For a rural retreat leafy Regents Park is a short stroll up Portland Place. Choose from newly designed Grand rooms in a modern and elegant style or traditionally styled Classic rooms. For extra space and comfort Grand Junior Suites offer oversized accommodations with a distinctive sitting area whilst the Classic Suites afford the extra privacy with a separate lounge. Palm Court is the dazzling centre piece of the hotel famed as the place where the tradition of afternoon tea was born over 140 years ago an indulgence that lives on today. All day light dining will be served with timeless elegance and as the work day becomes evening time the change of day can be celebrated with your favourite choice of fizz from an extensive Champagne list. The Langham Health and Fitness Club features a state-of-the-art gymnasium and a 16 meter swimming pool. A luxury new Chuan Spa is planned for late 2010 that will captivate your senses in a serene haven.
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Mint Hotel Westminster
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Winner: Business Travel World Awards - Best Business Accommodation 2008, Best Business Hotel Brand 2006 & 2007; All contemporary & stylishly designed with floor to ceiling windows, iMac Computer & entertainment system, free CD & DVD library; Complimentary WiFi; Award Winning City Café Restaurant
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President Palace Hotel Bangkok
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Ideally located on Sukhumvit Soi 11- a prominent business district and an area which is home to some of Bangkoks best shopping- dining and entertainment. Just a short walk to Nana BTS sky train and Sukhumvit MRT station- and also easily reached are expressways linking to airport- industrial zones and major tourist attractions. The hotel features 236 spacious and well-appointed guest rooms furnished with a full range of modern amenities and facilities to meet the needs of all travelers. These amenities include broadband or wireless Internet- electronic safe- minibar and a high pressured rain shower. And for the more discerning traveler- Superior and Deluxe Club rooms with privileges of the Club Floor some of which include VIP check-in and check-out- complimentary Wireless Internet- free flow of coffee- tea- soft drinks- juices and snacks all day long and use of the Club Lounge amongst others. Facilities of the hotel include a swimming pool- gym- business center- indoor car park and a limousine and tour counter.
President Palace Hotel offers a choice of superb dining venues that will delight even the most discerning guests and this includes Thailand first Manchester United themed Restaurant Bar for the ultimate dining and entertainment experience- the idyllic Splash Bar located by the pool- set amidst a lush landscape offering the prefect place to unwind and relax with cocktail in hand- or for those not wishing to venture out 24-hour room service. For meetings- seminars or theme parties- our banquet room with a seating capacity up to 80 persons provides just the right facilities to suit every occasion.
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Radisson Plaza Hotel Sydney
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Hotel Description - Radisson Plaza Hotel Sydney
Beautifully restored heritage-listed sandstone building built in the 1800's. Located in the heart of the business and leisure precincts, within walking distance to the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and the Rocks. 336 rooms and 26 suites of a luxurious & contemporary design, are welcoming & calming. All our guest rooms & suites feature separate shower and deep European bath (accessible rooms come with shower only) direct control air conditioning, hands free phone, in-room safe, flat screen TV's, in-room movies, dataport, ipod docking station and large work desk. Our Conference & function rooms can accommodate up to 200 people with a full range of audio-visual equipment. Dining and entertainment options include fine dining Bilson's, and Sydney's newest hot spot Bistro Fax Restaurant & Bar. Business Class Lounge offers Deluxe Hot Breakfast, all day team, coffee & pastries, evening drinks & canapes. Health Club features our 15 metre lap pool, full gym facilities, steam spa and massage rooms.
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Hannover Rathaus
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Hannover Rathaus
Finally!!! Since 2k9 I am more or less actively taking photos. Until now I haven’t been able to capture the most precious building of my home town. I travelled a lot of places in the last three years but sometimes what you have is equal or better than the things you can possibly get.
So what is special about this building? There are a lot of facts. First there is an aslope elevator going to the top of the roof. Second there is this beautiful park in front of it where people do Barbeque and have fun times and third it is the coolest building around.
A good weekend to all of you!
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Elle Decor
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The October 2010 issue of Elle Decor is one of their best ever and I'm not just saying that because I'm in it! I want to thank Elle Decor for including my quote about luxury at home in the issue. I am especially humbled to be included with Allegra Hicks, Schuyler Samperton, China Chow, Ralph Rucci, and John Oetgen! Especially, because I'm sure all the rest of them are wondering who the heck I am! Thank you Elle Decor!
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House Beautiful New Year
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As you know, I can't stand seeing a new magazine on the newsstand before it's arrived in my mailbox so I had to buy the new February 2009 issue of House Beautiful when I saw it today. The cover is gorgeous and showcases the new collection of fabrics from Annie Selke for Calico Corners. I was just looking at their site the other day and they have a wonderful selection of affordable fabrics that are perfect for those of us without deep pockets. There was also another little surprise inside that I had forgotten about! Recently, House Beautiful asked eight bloggers to send them a photo of their living room and I'm very honored that Habitually Chic was among those included. I won't ruin it and tell you who the others are so you're just going to have to go out and buy the magazine. Or if you better willpower than me, you could just wait for it to arrive in your mailbox!
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Kitchen apartment
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I forgot to take a full "before" photo so imagine the entire space and lower cabinets were painted white with white porcelain knobs. There was someone living in my apartment before I moved in so there was no time to test paint colors before giving them to the painter. I just told them to paint the living room Benjamin Moore Cedar Key OC-16 and the kitchen and bathroom in White Dove OC-17. Unfortunately, the kitchen looked kind of sad all white so I decided to paint the lower cabinet in Midnight Dream 2129-10. I also changed out the knobs to some that I had from Anthropologie.
The counter and stove are a warm bisque color which made the walls look too white and stark so I had the kitchen repainted in the same color as the living room. I had thought about painting the entire kitchen dark and my friend suggested chalk board paint for the larger wall but I thought might be too much. I also thought about leaving the upper cabinets white or painting them in Midnight Dream but in the end, I decided to paint the cabinets in the same color as the walls so they would disappear. The invitation board with Alana Floral Vine fabric from Schumacher was my inspiration for the window treatment.
I had extra Farrow & Ball paint in Dix Blue so I decided to paint the insides of the cabinets and take off the door. It also makes the kitchen less claustrophobic. I may think about finding a glass front door to replace it but for now it works. It also coordinated with all of the vases that I collect in pale aqua. I also made a Roman shade in the Alana Floral Vine fabric from Schumacher and hung my art.
I actually made the Roman shade myself and it's not perfect but I wanted it up right away. The candle is from the garden shop on the ground floor of Deyrolle in Paris and has seeds in the bottom to plant in it after the candle burns down. It also weighs a ton and was probably why my suitcase was over the limit when I was returning. The egg print is from the book A Natural History of Nests and Eggs of British Birds and matches those on the larger side wall. The sugar and creamer are from Sophie Conran. And that lovely cord coming out of the wall is the television cable. Gotta love quirky New York apartment issues.
Since there are no drawers in the kitchen, I was forced to get creative. I was going to look for a wooden silverware caddy but when I was unpacking, I thought these metal lined leather pots from Sol & Luna that I bought on sale at Barneys could work and sat them out of the way on top of the stove. It was supposed to be a stop gap measure but they look so good that I think I will keep them. I also hung artwork that my friend made for my birthday many years ago and displayed Swedish painted roosters that I bought in a Stockholm.
So in the end, my least favorite room has become my favorite. That's probably because it's the only space that's actually finished. If anyone needs me today, I'll be unpacking all of my books and ordering takeout!
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