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Princess is one of the most respected boat builders in the world. They’ve been in the industry for over 50 years, creating amazing vessels that any serious boat lover admires . Today we’re going to explore the Princess S72, a boat with incredible space and unrivaled performance. Starting with the deck, we can find a teak laid transom platform , cockpit deck, sports bridge, side decks and stairs to side decks, with a reversible anchor winch with foredeck and helm position controls . Also, a self- stowing 40kg/88lbs Delta anchor with 90m of chain and a freshwater deck/anchor wash. This space is perfect for a relaxed time at its foredeck seating and sunbathing area, it also features twin electric - powered sternline mooring winches , stainless steel cleats , fairleads and handrails, remote control searchlight , storage lockers for rope, fenders and foredeck sunbed cushions and a LED deck level lighting . The Cockpit is a luxurious and comfortable area, with U-shaped seating and a tea...

Whether you have a family, roommates or live on your own, the bathroom is probably the most used room in the house, so it's bound to get messy. Use these 10 products to keep this space organized, and make sure it stays that way! 1 Frosted apothecary jars Frosted glass apothecary jars will discreetly corral everything from cotton balls to bath suds. Because these jars have stoppers, you can be sure your bath salts won ’t harden as quickly as they do when left open. Restoration Hardware , $14 US. 2 Towel rack If you can spare the f loor space, a towel rack next to a shower stall or tub is much handier than reaching across the room while dripping wet. This chrome version is by CB2 (which displays Canadian pricing including duties when searching its site). CB2, $99.95. 3 Medicine cabinet A medicine cabinet is one of the most functional accessories you can put in a bathroom, and is worth splurging on for a rust-resistant, high quality unit . Kohler makes this contemporary double- do...

What if we told you that you can have your own private spa…in your bathroom? We all know that we cannot go to a spa every day for various reasons: lack of time, lack of money, and so on. Make your life easier, save some time and money by creating your own relaxing resort. You can have all the comfort you need with just a little inspiration. We give you 20 reasons to think about this. View in gallery This master bath was designed by Brigitte Fabi, Drury Design, and is one of the two winning entries at the 2013 NKBA (National Kitchen and Bath Association) Annual Design Competition , 2013. The icing on the cake is the open shelves, placed on both sides of the window. Recessed lighting creates a welcoming feeling. View in gallery The mixture between white painted wood and beige walls and tiles evoke peacefulness and comfort. The soaking tub is placed under the skylight, so that you can have access to natural light while relaxing after a hard day at work. View in gallery The corner windo...

Yesterday I attended the International Builder Show (IBS) and National Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) both taking place simultaneously during Design & Construction Week at the Las Vegas Convention Center , and let me tell you it’s HUGE. There are tens of thousands of people in the industry that attend. All the major brands you can think of are set up booths, it’s a once a year opportunity to see all the new design and home improvement products and also meet with the reps that work for these major brands and I was SO excited to be there. I also attended an influencer presentation on design trends which was insightful (see notes at the bottom). I mingled and photographed what I saw and I was like a kid in a candy store. I’d rather fondle tile and faucets and flooring and cabinets than any other products in the world! I had a press pass and took a ton of pictures so I could share them with you. First here’s a peek at some emerging trends based on products and displays se...