making home inspirations achievable
Vitrium glass tiles are handcrafted entirely in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, home of a community that has long been renowned for it’s artisans. With hundreds of glass tiles available on the market today, Vitrium proudly remains distinctively different. Our deep textures and brilliant colors create a look that isnt ordinary or expected.
Learn more and find a showroom near you at: www.VitriumTiles.com
Simpson chalkboard panel doors are prefect for families on the go, whether used in the kitchen, pantry or a kid’s room. Children can post artwork from school or create original works of art directly on the door itself. And mom and dad will like it as a place to post grocery and to-do lists or simply as a place to write reminders for other members of the family.
Available in three standard designs and five standard wood species, there is an option to match most any existing home interior.
Valley Millwork & Door
284 Nazareth Pike
Bethlehem, Pa 18020
610-759-4111
www.valleymillwork.com
Since 1951, we’ve been a family run business and have earned an unequaled reputation. Our custom cabinet shop is the largest in the Lehigh Valley. Couple this with our NKBA certified designers and you have the stage set for outstanding projects. Your kitchens, bathrooms, offices and other residential and commercial projects are only limited by your imagination. Contact us for personal assistance.
P.J. Stofanak Custom Cabinetry
176 Nazareth Pike | Bethlehem, PA
610-759-9311
The new Finestra Walk-In Bath by Jacuzzi provides easy access and ultimate comfort. Available in four different styles: simple soaking tub, whirlpool, pure air bath, or salon spa. Electronic controls and automatic cleaning system make the Finestra Walk-In Baths virtually maintenance and hassle free.
Yorgey Supply Co
Schnecksville, PA
www.YorgeySupply.com
800-322-9614
Over the past several weeks, we have significantly renovated this digital space to provide you with a more personal and engaging experience for enhancing your home needs and interests. And as good hosts, we invite you to explore our newly design setting to discover, learn, share, and offer your views on a collection of home inspiring ideas, professionals, and projects from throughout the greater Lehigh Valley.
Feel free to look around. If you have any questions or need anything, simply let us know.
During a weekend discussion involving food, friends, and how to best light a shower stall, it came to light that there are distinct preferences as to the direction one faces in a shower in relation to the flow of water. So, to add to our entertainment and get a wider perspective, we’d thought we’d share this and ask for your preference. Cast your vote by gender and let’s see how this plays out. At the least it provides for entertaining conversation.
UPDATE: We’ve decided that it must have been just the initial group that had strong opinions on which direction they faced, as the polling revealed it’s much more even. [Though still trending toward our original consensus of males front and females back] So, we’ve closed the poll, but you’re still welcome to see how most voted and where you fit it. The topic still provides for some fun group conversations. If you have a strong opinion, leave a comment.
To view the results, click here.
