Big Change for LA Kitchen and Bathroom
Quality Bath
9 years ago
Hey everyone,
We have a nice big before and after post for you. This is from Tim Towery of LA, California who has had his kitchen and bathroom renovated not too long ago using some of our products. We were really pleased with how everything turned out so we thought we'd share. I especially like the 360 appearance change of the kitchen, but the bathroom isn't too shabby either :)
Here are the products from us that were used in the transformation of the kitchen and bath:
We have a nice big before and after post for you. This is from Tim Towery of LA, California who has had his kitchen and bathroom renovated not too long ago using some of our products. We were really pleased with how everything turned out so we thought we'd share. I especially like the 360 appearance change of the kitchen, but the bathroom isn't too shabby either :)
Here are the products from us that were used in the transformation of the kitchen and bath:
Rohl Country Kitchen Swing Arm Pot Filler - A1451 · More Info
Catalano Canova Royal 70 Washbasin 20.47" · More Info
Hansgrohe Axor Montreux Widespread Faucet with cross Handles · More Info
Grohe Rainshower "F" Series Ceiling Shower Head · More Info
Hansgrohe Axor Montreux ThermostaticTrim - 16816 · More Info
Rohl Country Kitchen 3 Leg Deck Mounted Faucet With Sidespray · More Info
Rohl Country Kitchen Single Hole Bar Faucet 11-1/2 · More Info
Rohl Allia Collection Allia Collection Undermount Fireclay Kitchen · More Info
Insinkerator Victorian Hot Water Dispenser · More Info
Rohl Shaws Sinks Original Two-Bowl Fireclay Apron Kitchen Sink · More Info
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