As seen in the Sacramento Bee In the bathroom, the rim popped just above the counter or was anchored below. The color almost always was porcelain white or almond-tone bisque. In the kitchen, the choice was double or single, top or under-mount, and usually stainless steel or white. Now, sinks grab for attention. In the bathroom, they can look more […]
As we have said before more and more people are opting to create a luxurious settings of their own with spa style bathrooms. One popular style is to incorporate a Japanese aesthetic with the use of soaking tubs and minimalist design elements. These bathrooms might be quite eye-catching, but they are also serene and peaceful. Diamond Spas can create custom […]
We realize that many places across the United States have already experienced the cold chill and nasty weather that winter brings, and outdoor living and pools are probably the furthest thing from your mind. But actually it’s not too early to start planning your outdoor living space, if you want it completed by spring. And if you are considering adding […]
We here at Diamond Spas are so thankful this holiday season! For our clients, architects, and designers who have got us where we are today. For our vendors, welders, engineers, and transporters who have helped make us a success, and for all of you who have been there for the past 14 years as Diamond Spas made its way from […]
Jacqueline Corea of Corea Sotropa is one of the principals at Corea Sotropa which bears her name. Her latest endeavors not only focuses on Interior Design but blogging as well-The Pink Chandelier, is the brainchild of Corea and has become a passion that she didn’t see coming. How long have you been in the Design industry? Me, personally, for 12 […]
Diamond Spas has made its way into one the NKBA Bathrooms of 2010. This bathroom, designed by Michael Bright, Sonya Faulhaber & John Sarkesian received Honorable Mentions and Best Sustainable Design. Design Notes: The designer was tasked with creating a bathroom that used green design, without sacrificing function or a soothing atmosphere. Low-consumption plumbing fixtures—like a Gerberit low-flow, dual-flush toilet—were […]
By Linda Jennings Decorative plumbing specialist as seen in The Wholesaler This year’s design trends are more inspired than ever. The current economic conditions have created a new breed of consumers – no longer an impulse buy, there is much more thought going into home purchases. Those in a buying position are investing in products that address a wide array […]
The early Victorians called the small bathroom a powder room because it provided a place for women to remove the shine from (or powder) their noses. Today we mostly call them half baths. No matter what you call it the powder room can be the most challenging room in the house to decorate, but is can also be the one […]
Builder Magazine mentions Diamond Spas as one of the Luxury Products for the Future. Coverings Etc. Picture your buyers’ reaction when they see these Bio-Luminum 100% recycled aluminum tiles lining a kitchen backsplash or on an accent wall. You can picture it because these tiles are awesome—and, at $60 per square foot, costly. Made with high-quality aluminum alloy from old […]
America Recycles Day has been celebrated every year on November 15th, the purpose of the day is to educate Americans about the social, environmental and economic benefits of recycling and to encourage more people to join the movement to create a better natural environment. This year’s theme is “I Recycle”, the EPA is encouraging all individuals to do what they […]
