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Homeowners and investors spend a lot of time and money on renovating kitchens. However, the result is always worth it and significantly increases the home's value. Kitchens don't just serve the function of storing and preparing food. They offer a space to feel at home and connect with others. It plays a big part in the ambience of the house. We've prepared a list of the items to save on and the ones you definitely shouldn't! Let us know your thoughts, and we'd love to hear from you.
When renovating your kitchen, it’s best to have the right hardware to suit your needs. Instead of settling for the first piece of hardware you find, consider splurging on better-quality hardware. It will last longer, look better, and function better. Take time to look into the styles available and decide which would fit your lifestyle best for functionality. After all, you want to be able to move through and use your kitchen above all else. Popular styles have been simple gold and matte black bar handles.
At Barton Bath + Floor, you are able to see and feel the hardware in our showroom. Manufacturers offer between 3-6 handle lengths to scale to the size of your door or drawer. We can help with that too!
Updating your flooring will drastically change the look of your home. If you have the money to invest in hardwood flooring, we recommend that for long-term wear and tear. However, you do not need to break the bank for fresh flooring. There are many good quality laminate and vinyl options that are easy to install. In some cases, you can even float or glue vinyl planks over top of your existing floor. We can help guide you in the right direction so you choose the best flooring for your situation.
You can find great countertops in various styles and finishes, from traditional solid stone to modern quartz. Some countertops are made of multiple materials, such as quartz, on top of a granite substrate. This gives you a variety of options for style and durability. Of course, you'll need to invest in quality countertops to create an impressive kitchen. Not only will a more admirable countertop make your kitchen look stunning, but it will help you create a better cooking experience. In addition, it will make your life easier when you're trying to prepare a meal or clean up after cooking.
Sinks are often tricky and expensive to install, aside from the price of the sink itself. You'll want this job done correctly by a professional. Investing in a high-quality, durable sink will save you money in the long run. A stainless steel sink will look sharp and remain timeless forever. They are also relatively easy to maintain, using hot water and soap. See our blog for other easy-to-clean sinks. https://www.bartonbathandfloor.com/timeless-sinks-easy-to-clean-and-disinfect/
The faucet is the focal point of the kitchen. A stylish, affordable and good-quality faucet is not hard to find. Replacing is not difficult when it comes time to buy a new one after years of wear and tear. Pull-down faucets are helpful for the hard-to-reach areas in the sink. Touch technology will also impact price with the ability to turn on/off by touching anywhere on the faucet.
Kitchen appliances also play a role in the room's final look. You can either splurge or save here. The widespread selection has been stainless steel for a timeless and modern look. You can find these on the low or high end, and they look similar; functions and quality may vary.
Over the years, we have noticed that specific bathroom colour trends have become popular amongst homeowners. These trends have proven to enhance the bathroom's overall aesthetic and play a significant role in increasing your mood while enjoying your little oasis.
As bathroom experts, we've learned a lot about what works and what doesn't when it comes to bathroom design, colour, and fixtures. So if you have any questions, we're here to provide recommendations and style options that will fit your budget!
Calming Greens
Green is currently a top trend throughout the home, but it works incredibly well in bathrooms, delivering a soothing, refreshing ambience. You can add green accents to your bathroom to bring in the colour without overwhelming the space and create a tranquil retreat. Green paint gives off a natural vibe and creates peace of mind. If this isn't your style, consider adding plants and greenery to your bathroom to help bring the outside indoors. Glass walls are becoming more popular for adding sun, moon, and sky elements. Opening up your space will fill your bathroom with so much natural light.
Warm Tones
The world of home décor is constantly evolving, and the latest trends in colour are no exception. Cozier, earthier tones such as beige, cream, taupe, and terra-cotta are replacing the traditional black, white, and grey shades that have long been the norm. These new hues offer a warm, cozy feel perfect for bathroom spaces, offering a more earthy look than traditional black and white. The bathroom is the place to have a calm, warming effect brought to life.
Soft Blues
Blue has been a favourite bathroom colour for a long time, and its appeal has only increased as people seek a welcoming and soothing space in the home. This ocean shade will lighten the room and create a fresh feel. An easy tip for this bathroom colour trend is to continue the light sky colour onto the ceiling. Pale blue could even increase the value of your home!
Bold Black and White
The tuxedo-inspired combination of jet black and bright white has been a huge trend lately. This high-contrast look creates a sleek and clean aesthetic, appealing to homeowners. The bright and dark décor is trendy for all seasons.
Luxurious Jewel Tones
Looking for a bold and unique way to upgrade your bathroom? Try going all out with jewel tones! While you likely wouldn’t attempt this trend in any other space, a small bathroom is the ideal place to experiment. This will also give your powder room a vintage feel and it will be sure to wow your guests! Consider using saturated shades of blue, green, purple, and even yellow for the walls, vanity, or ceiling.
If you're looking to freshen up your bathroom with one of these trendy colour schemes, visit the Barton Bath + Floor showroom for inspiration. We're always here to guide you with any questions to ensure that the sink you choose is the right sink for your lifestyle.
Ideally your home should reflect the warmth and vibe of the season. Summer is the perfect time to liven up your bathroom with popular flooring and decorative aluminum wall panels.
At Barton Bath + Floor, we offer various excellent flooring options and unique wall panels. Some of our most popular selections are listed and summarized below. Summer is here, so why not spruce up your home with some fantastic Barton Bath + Floor tile and decorative wall panels?
Natural Stone Tile
Natural stone tiles are unquestionably beautiful. They give a home a warm, pleasant ambience and look good with any decor style. Moreover, natural stone tiles are eco-friendly, making them ideal for homeowners concerned about the environment. Natural stone is also sturdy and durable. It is not slippery like ceramic and other materials, making it a safe option for homeowners with kids or pets. These tiles also offer a reasonable amount of insulation, keeping your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Most importantly, stone tile is available in various hues and styles.
Porcelain Floor Tile
Porcelain floor tile looks great and will look good for years with very little maintenance. In high-traffic areas such as your bathroom, porcelain floor tile is an excellent choice and will outperform other tiles in long-term appearance and durability. Porcelain floor tile is made to look like stone, and while it might hold up just as well, it will cost less. In addition, cleaning porcelain tile is a breeze. Its surface absorbs very little moisture, so spills and humidity that might seep into another material can be easily wiped up!
Laminate Flooring
Protected by a tough external layer and resin coating, Laminate flooring is exceptionally durable. It's more scratch-resistant, impact-resistant and longer lasting than any hardwood, vinyl, or carpet, which is why it makes for great bathroom flooring. Laminate flooring is sold in a wide variety of wood, stone, and tile finishes, with different colours, surface treatments, thicknesses, and plank styles.
Decorative Wall Panels
Wall paneling provides an excellent decorative finish for bathrooms, interior retail spaces, offices, restaurants, or day spas. In addition, they offer a simple but sturdy solution for wall covering on a budget. So, if you're looking for a way to breathe new life into your bathroom room, you should consider wall paneling.
Some of the following benefits of decorative wall paneling:
Looking for further advice or have any questions on wall panels? Feel free to contact us!
At Barton Bath + Floor, we understand the difficulty of deciding what flooring and wall panels will fit
your home and make it pop. We offer many unique products that can work with any home, so we hope
this blog was successful in helping you narrow down your decision.
Cleaning and disinfecting your kitchen sink should be relatively quick and painless. The less time you spend cleaning your sink, the more time you have to do the things you love. When you invest in a material such as stainless steel, your sink will be easy to keep clean, and you won’t have to spend much time cleaning it.
The kitchen sink is where most of the household cleaning takes place, so when it comes to choosing a new kitchen sink, you want to make sure it’s easy to clean and disinfect. Stainless steel, porcelain, ceramic, and fireclay are relatively easy materials to take care of. In contrast, other materials such as natural stone (marble and granite), cast iron, and copper can affect how often and how much time will need to spend cleaning and maintaining your sink.
Another thing to consider when choosing your kitchen sink is that some materials are also more likely to trap dirt and bacteria, which can cause drain blockages and other problems. When deciding on a material for your kitchen sink, consider the drain cleanliness and impurity trapping ability of the material and the ease of cleaning the drain.
Below, we feature some of our favourite timeless and easy to clean and disinfect kitchen sinks. These sink materials are a great way to keep your kitchen sink free of germs and dirt. In addition, Barton Bath + Floor recommends a non-porous and high-gloss finish; this is an easy way to keep clean and resist stains.
Zomodo Stainless Steel Sinks
The Zomodo Cayman products are crafted with premium 16 gauge SUS304 stainless steel and pre-finished with a high-lustre 3M Scotch-Brite™ surface. The signature feature of this collection is Zomodo’s patented ultra-thin 3mm bridge, allowing for maximum bowl volume and no splash back from your faucet.
Key Benefits of a Stainless Steel Sink:
Blanco SILGRANIT Sinks
The surface of SILGRANIT is non-porous, with the ability to push away liquids and residue. This engineered stone makes for a low-maintenance, anti-bacterial surface for your kitchen. SILGRANIT sinks are proudly made in Canada and are available in nine nature-inspired colours! Featured here is an apron front sink from the Blanco IKON collection.
Key Benefits of a Granite Composite Sink:
Nantucket Fireclay Sinks
Featured below is Nantucket's 33 Inch Farmhouse Fireclay Sink with a white finish. Fireclay is hygienic and this sink is finished with a glazed surface that inhibits bacterial growth better than stainless steel. The glaze is done by hand, so each sink is unique!
Key Benefits of a Fireclay Sink:
If you're looking for the perfect kitchen sink upgrade, check out our beautiful selection of kitchen sinks that are easy to maintain and timeless in style at Barton Bath + Floor. We're always here to guide you with any questions to ensure that the sink you choose is the right sink for your lifestyle.
Tile flooring is a timeless choice that continues to flutter in and out of style. Popular trends such as the black and white checkerboard tile cluttered most 1950s kitchens. This renaissance pattern took over in the 14th century and became widely popular; eventually, this tile trend left the kitchen and became popular in ballrooms and large living spaces. Ultimately, this pattern subsided, but tiles did not. As a result, we have seen spectacular 2022 tile trends that reveal new designs, colours, shapes, and sizes that showcase fresh styles.
Backsplashes, Accent Walls, and More
Tiles are low maintenance, durable, and hypoallergenic; this can be a real bonus if you suffer from allergies. Understandably homeowners can't seem to get enough of the benefits of having all tile floors. And this year, we have seen more areas getting complete tile makeovers. These shared spaces will take tile renovations to a whole new level, from bathrooms to kitchens. Tiles have many unique advantages, one being that it doesn't need just to be placed on the floor any longer. Tiled backsplashes for your kitchen or bathroom or tile accent walls in the living room have been a hot trend this year. Tile accents add a clever and creative touch to your home and are unique depending on the tile you use, its position, and your style.
Bold and Beautiful
If the colour has always been something you have been indecisive over, do not fear. Tile trends this year are colourful and bold, and there is no wrong tile colour choice. Coloured tile is desired in most modern-day homes.
The typical white tile hasn't been completely washed out yet, as an all-white tile floor can still draw lots of positive attention. The most common colours of tiles that we are seeing are rust, grey, blue (indigo), and boom yellow. However, if neutral/white tile is more up your alley, there are endless ways to update it that coincide with today's trends. Are you looking to add a new statement piece to your home that feels true to your style? Try to add a statement colour on one wall. Or add a cluster of coloured floor tiles to be the perfect combination with neutral tiles with a spark of colour. These bold choices of tiles can be used as an accent colour or just by themselves. So no matter what tile colour you choose, know that it is in style and will look great!
Tile Shape
The shape of tiles has transformed over the years, and each has its advantages. While knowing which form of tile will best fit your space, sometimes exploring the options of the various materials like ceramic, stone, glass, and marble may lead you in the right direction as far as the shape.
We have seen a decrease in subway tiles and pinwheel tiles. Although they are simple, versatile, and have elegant balance, the direction for 2022 is sheet tiles. Popular sizes, including 12×12, 18×18, 12×24, and 8×10, are in most homes. Larger tiles deliver a clean appearance. In addition, the polished, glazed finish can diminish the appearance of dirt and stain over time. Nevertheless, larger floor tiles reflect light in small spaces and give the impression of a better lit and more open space.
Tiles have changed so much through the years, but one thing remains consistent. Tiles are easy to clean, look great for long periods in high traffic locations and show style with minimal effort. We can only hope to see more tile trends throughout the year. So if you want to redo your living space this year with tiles, check out our revolutionary selection at Barton Bath + Floor.
The best way to give your bathroom a facelift is by updating outdated bathroom faucets and accessories. Adding a new touch of refinement is the key to keeping your bathroom valuable and stylish. The bathroom sink is one of the most common sinks we use daily, and there is a handful of beautiful and diverse bathroom faucets styles that could fit your home.
Below, we list different stylish bathroom faucets to inspire you before you shop.
If you are one for traditional looks, the widespread, or centerset faucets are excellent choices. They work with most common fittings, and are found in most homes where the bathroom sink space is smaller. In addition, this is one of the most popular types of faucets because of the effortless cleaning venture between the handles and the faucets. This type of faucet is also considered more luxurious than other types of faucets.
A single-hole faucet is becoming trendier in homes this year. The single-hole faucet has one handle to control both hot and cold temperatures and the strength of the water stream. This select faucet style is perfect for small spaces and is relatively easy to install. They also look fantastic on vanity sinks!
A unique twist to the traditional faucet is the wall-mount faucet. This faucet sits on the wall above the sink. This type of faucet provides ample space on the counter and is a great addition to a vessel sink.
Although these faucets look beautiful and are more common to see in modern bathrooms, the wall-mount faucet also requires a bit more work to install.
A vessel sink makes a statement to the bathroom. When you have a vessel sink designed to sit on top of the counter, you will need a taller and more straightforward faucet that adds to the refinement and doesn't take away from it. A vessel hole faucet has an extremely long neck and is made to accommodate tall sinks. This faucet sink combo will take your modern contemporary bathroom to the next level!
Ready to get shopping for your new bathroom faucet? Barton Bath + Floor wants your bathroom to look the best, but we also understand that the faucet needs to match your select home style. It can be challenging to navigate which one will match the rest of your bathroom designs with different styles and finishes.
We invite you to visit our showroom today to see our collection of bathroom faucets. At Barton Bath + Floor, we can help find the right fit for you, whether it’s a simple upgrade or a complete renovation!
Whether you live in an apartment, condo, or house, creating a well-designed kitchen layout is essential to keep your kitchen functional and practical. With various kitchen layouts and designs, ergonomics play an important role in how your kitchen can look its best, without being too cramped or overcrowded.
Barton Bath + Floor has compiled a few insider tricks to keep your kitchen and appliances nice and organized and ease your mind when dealing with the unique shape of your kitchen.
Assess the kitchen floor plan for your home, as it's good to have a quick overview of the kitchen's layout. By drawing an outline of the room and indicating doors, windows, and counter spaces, you can determine where to and where not to rearrange things. The kitchen environment should ultimately fit you and how you use the room, not the other way around.
Single-Line Kitchen
A single-line kitchen may have a few names, like Pullman kitchen, one-wall kitchen, or even straight-line kitchen, but they all mean the same thing. A single-line kitchen is a kitchen that places all cabinets, counters, and appliances all in one line.
Single-line kitchens are great for smaller kitchens and create a clean aesthetic. When dealing with a single-line kitchen, think vertically. You do not want to add too much width or risk your kitchen looking boxy or chunky.
Height will save you with this type of layout. Place cabinets high on the walls to give you the extra storage space and divide the eye's natural focus. High cabinets will help your kitchen not look too furniture heavy on the bottom. If possible, try to put appliances like the refrigerator, the oven, and the dishwasher near the end of the counter. This creates a lot of open counter space for cooking utensils and smaller counter appliances, not to mention meal prep and cleaning.
Galley Kitchen
A galley kitchen is a kitchen that looks like an alley or a gulley—a single aisle between a row of cabinets and counters that face each other. The secret with a galley kitchen is not to have high cabinets. High cabinets will darken this space and give it a tunnel-like appearance.
Lower cabinetry in a galley kitchen will offer flexibility and storage space. These galley kitchens tend to have lots of countertop space. Still, due to the high traffic volume of the center walkway of this kitchen, it is easy to bump into one another, especially for larger families or for multiple cooks in the kitchen.
L-Shaped Kitchen
As the name suggests, an L-shaped kitchen layout is formed by countertops and cabinetry in the shape of an L customarily found in the corner of the kitchen. The countertops are only accessible from the front, and everything has its back against the wall. This kitchen layout works best with both for small and large kitchens and can leave lots of room for a center island, small counter appliances, and food preparation room.
High and low cabinets are perfect for this type of kitchen, and there is lots of freedom when it comes to where to put your appliances. Typically, the shorter leg of the counter will house two appliances, such as the oven and the refrigerator, while the dishwasher will be settled on the more extended portion of the L.
Another great thing about an L-shaped kitchen is that you have lots of options for the design. You don't have to worry about dark colours making the kitchen appear smaller or be afraid of fun patterns as an L-shaped layout increases the appearance of space.
Peninsula Kitchen
Many might not know the name of this kitchen layout, but the peninsula kitchen is one of the most common kitchens in North American homes. A peninsula kitchen has a worktop attached to the wall and at the end of the kitchen cabinets, most popularly used as a breakfast bar.
The Peninsula kitchen offers an excellent solution for those kitchens conserving space and can be used for food preparation, eating, or daily tasks outside of cooking.
This layout is excellent for a smaller kitchen and helps open the room up to the adjacent space without fully committing to an open concept.
In addition, the peninsula kitchen serves as a great divider that separates the kitchen from the dining room or living room. However, when it comes to the peninsula kitchen, it can be easy to feel trapped, especially if you have dark cabinetry. The best way to avoid this without changing the colour of your cabinetry to a lighter, more neutral colour is to invest in proper lighting. Proper lighting can brighten up the kitchen and have it appear less daunting.
While a floor plan will determine your home's type of kitchen layout, knowing these tricks about your specific kitchen layout will help you optimize the area to work better for your kitchen needs.
Need help in designing your kitchen or looking for new kitchen appliance to fully optimize your kitchen space? Contact us or View the brands we carry for great kitchen sinks, faucets and more!
A bathroom is where you get ready to face the world and relax after a hard day. Therefore, your bathroom should comfort and offer you convenience. Impractical features and dysfunctional spacing can be frustrating. However, these are flaws you don't have to live with forever.
Below is a list of common bathroom design flaws for you to avoid. If you find your bathroom has a few on the list, we will walk you through how to fix them!
Mismatched Bathroom Features
Your bathroom features should coordinate to create a cohesive look. Mismatched features can be a design flaw, not to mention an eyesore. Incompatible features can make your bathroom look thrown together and rushed. Whether it was the builder, the renovator, or even your granddad who put these features in your bathroom, these errors can be easily rectified.
Decide on the look you want for the bathroom hardware (flat black, silver, brushed gold, nickel or bronze). Vanities, faucets, and even lighting fixtures, all once coordinated, will give the bathroom a balanced flow that you can be proud of.
Hardwood Flooring
Hardwood is often desired and a key seller to those looking to upgrade their homes. But besides it being a favourite for its warm and inviting look, hardwood and bathrooms do not mix well. Over time, moisture from the bath and shower will warp the hardwood, resulting in a costly repair to replace and an uninviting floor. Instead, use tile or laminate style flooring. Keep the classy hardwood for the other main living spaces.
Décor Pieces
Often, the bathroom is not visualised as a place where it should be decorated. However, the bathroom is part of the home and should have a matching theme to your home or a theme all on its own. You can make it more inviting, warmer, and complete by adding décor to the bathroom.
A bathroom with no décor looks cold and is not pleasant. By adding a vase of flowers (real or fake), photos on the wall, or candles, you can create the theme for your bathroom. Some of the most popular bathroom themes are modern, tropical, or rustic. This straightforward design remedy can make all the difference in your bathroom.
Exposed Plumbing
Speaking of bathroom themes, unless you are going with a rustic industrial décor look to your bathroom, exposed plumbing doesn't look nice. Exposed plumbing is a huge eyesore and can also be hazardous to some. In addition, exposed pipes can get very hot if running hot water, sticking out at awkward angles, and all-around can cause harm to you or someone in your family.
Depending on how much of the industrial elements are exposed in the bath area, this can be a bit pricey to fix but could be worth it if you plan on selling your home.
Full Colour
This one is self-explanatory. Although this was a huge design trend back in the day, the coloured sink, toilet, and tub design have faded.
There are other ways to go about adding colour to your bathroom without interjecting it into your main bathroom features. Colour bathroom features can date your space, and if you plan on selling your home soon, it is one of the key features that can scare away a potential home buyer. Classic white features for the sink, tubs, and toilets are recommended.
Following Trends
What may seem like a good idea at the time, trendy and easy-to-install features can potentially be a mistake later on. So instead, integrate timeless features that you know will be classics for years to come.
Trends are personal and unique, and not everyone is into the same styles that you may like, so avoid having to change things down the road. Think to yourself, "Is this functional? Will it be a good investment? Will this current trend date and age the home if I decide to sell?" Instead, install classic bathroom features and do without the anomalies you are tempted to get just because they're in style.
Bad Lighting
Bathroom lighting is usually a detail you don't think of until you put on makeup or wash your face and notice. However, lighting fundamentals are vital to having complete comfort in your bathroom. For example, fixtures placed above the bathroom mirror will most likely cast shadows over your face. Recessed lighting from above the sink can also cause these unwanted shadows.
For some, sheer blinds on a window can help brighten up a bathroom during the day, and LED light bulbs will help improve the overall light source quality. But what if you do not have a window or any natural light in your bathroom? It is advisable to strengthen the light in the bathroom by adding more lights. Strategically placing ceiling or wall-mounted light fixtures can improve general lighting in your bathroom.
When it comes to your bathroom, planning the design and layout is necessary. The good news is a lot of these shared bathroom design mistakes are easily fixable for you to bring comfort and convenience to your home. Visit our showroom today and see how one of our experts can help fix up your bathroom design!
Flooring has changed so much over the years with new tastes and technology. It allows for a variety of designs. In 2022 we will see exciting recent trends in tile, vinyl, and wood!
Highlighted Wood
This year bleached and highlighted hardwood planks are going to dominate your living spaces. This flooring refines the forest's natural colour palette and brings out tonality and depth of character. This flooring showcases the natural wood grain, and you don't get lost or drawn away from its beauty and charm. This flooring is perfect for large open concept living spaces and high traffic environments in the home.
Concrete Tiles
The worn and industrial flooring style has been around for quite some time, but it has recently taken hold and increased in popularity. You will see this concrete, aged look in more homes in the new year. The concrete tile flooring is perfect for any size room or bathroom and works best for homeowners craving that beautiful rustic look. This type of styling gives a slightly worn and industrial finish but is classy and elevates the modern home, but with a twist.
Pattern Flooring
The standard straight placing of wood planks is often seen in most homes. But nearing the end of this year, and a trend we will see going forward is pattern designs that take your flooring from practical use to decorative use!
This trend adds a unique touch to modern flooring. Whether it be hardwood, laminate, or vinyl pattern flooring adds a special touch to your spaces and can be used as a nice design piece. A brand like Ceratec has patterned flooring that is a great way to add unique and fun accents to your kitchen or dining room.
Black Tile
Vintage tile has always been about nostalgia and bringing back decades-old memories. In the new year, tiles are making a comeback, but not just any tiles… black tiles. These tiles add warmth and create a luxurious aurora to any room. Most homeowners with black tiles crave that unique touch that many do not have. This 2022 trend blends vintage and nostalgia with contemporary for your home's best look and feel.
Strong Grain Flooring
If you are looking for or have always desired rich colour and noticeable wood grain in flooring, then look no further. 2022 is here to show you all the smoky and dark tones to enhance the natural grains of wood. The final look to this flooring is attractive, and the multi-coloured look is so sought after as it gives the appearance that a space is larger than what it is.
This wood flooring is warm and welcoming, and you will no longer want to resort to traditional hardwood to achieve the same look. This flooring trend is all about colour, look, and texture blended in one to be a showstopper for kitchens, entryways, and living rooms.
This upcoming year we can see that the traditional flooring is being sought after but with a twist. Homeowners want flooring that's unique and tells a story through its design. So, if you are thinking of buying flooring this year, think new, exciting and keep in mind these 2022 Flooring trends.
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