Home Tips Bath & Shower

You know, I personally never really think to hang a curtain in the bathroom. Sure, blinds or a roller shade. But never a curtain. I do, however, love the look of these delicate sheer curtains hanging in the bathrooms pictured: A few of the examples above are cafe- style curtains . They're wonderful for the bathroom because there isn't much length to them and they cover only the portion of the window where one desires privacy. The rest of the window is free for letting in as much daylight as possible. Do you have curtains in the bathroom? If so, what are they like? If not, what do you do instead? Images: HomeWorkshop, David and Daisy, Country Living, The Design File, Restored Style

Advertiser Disclosure: This post may contain referral, affiliate or sponsor links that provide Travel with Grant compensation. Thank you for your support. Good afternoon everyone.  Two weekends ago, my girlfriend and I had the pleasure to stay the beautiful and historic  DoubleTree Arctic Club Hotel in Seattle, WA.  According to the hotel’s bio, the Arctic Club is a “AAA 4-Diamond Award-winning hotel in Seattle, WA. This tastefully decorated hotel in Seattle, WA offers a unique experience, echoing the post- Klondike gold rush days of the early 1900s.” According to Wikipedia , the Arctic Club was built for the Arctic Club in 1917 for the successful veterans of the Klondike Gold Rush and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.  Needless to say, this is not your average DoubleTree hotel (but they did have chocolate chip cookies on demand at the front desk).  I spoke with the front desk agents a few times during my stay and they were very helpful and friendl...

The newly constructed modern home at 951 Flying Point Road in Water Mill just came on the market with Bespoke Real Estate for $32 million. Not only is the 2.86- acre property waterfront on Channel Pond, but it also has water views of Mecox Bay across the street and the Atlantic Ocean. Flying Point Beach is just 0.2 miles away from the property. The home is officially the most expensive home for sale on Flying Point Road in Water Mill, followed by the 12,000- square foot estate at the 943 address, asking $25.9 million. Its next-door neighbor at 975 Flying Point Road is a 2.91-acre lot asking $9.8 million—which is also waterfront on Channel Pond. In April of 2016, the property sold for $10.6 million. Standing 11,000 square feet, the home has nine bedrooms, 11.5 bathrooms, a private dock, a rooftop deck with panoramic views, an infinity edge pool , a gym with a sauna, sunken tennis court , six-car garage, and an elevator that serves all four floors. The master suite has two wal...