Kingston Brass Blog

A shower is a perfect place to unwind after a long day or to energize and prepare for a busy day ahead. Regardless of when a shower is being utilized, the goal is to create a comfortable oasis where one can enjoy a peaceful moment of relaxation while washing away the day's worries.

Homeowners don’t have to embrace the jungle oasis trend to appreciate the look of plants in their homes. Whether they choose exotic succulents, draping spider plants, or spiky snake plants, they can enjoy the pop of color they add to the room. Stripy leaves, vibrant flowers, and winding stems can slide into any number of decors, from the bathroom to the bedroom.

Having a bathroom that makes guests feel comfortable and pampered goes a long way in the vacation rental game. When guests comment on the "outdated" bathroom on an Airbnb rental, it can mean the end of a fully booked rental calendar. Anyone who rents property knows it only takes a few bad reviews for potential renters to keep browsing. But, take heart. Some easy updates can be done to give the bath a fresher, luxurious look and give renters a great experience.

While it is normal to have a little water splash here and there when using the kitchen or bathroom sink, when the splashing is excessive, it can be a true nuisance. A simple washing of the hands or a quick rinse of the dishes can turn into a flood of water. Not only does this leave homeowners potentially soaking wet, but it can cause a serious safety hazard when water hits the floor.

Have you ever looked at the showerhead in your bathroom and thought, “I really should replace that old showerhead.” Sounds simple, right? Maybe so if you’re satisfied with a regular showerhead that’s not much better than the old one you’re replacing.

What’s better than a nice shower after a hard day of work, play, or just plain adulting? A shower can offer so much to a weary owner, from relaxation to better health to leaving you squeaky clean and feeling pampered. A properly maintained shower and fixtures can be the entire family’s favorite place in the house.

When it is time to pick out a bathtub, the main concern of most shoppers is the look and feel of the tub itself. But there's another important consideration that you can't overlook—the location of the bathtub drain.