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		<title>Understanding Bathroom Design &#8211; Environmentally Friendly Design</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Professional bathroom designers are masterful at merging both function and form to create breathtaking results. In this eight-part series which I call “Understanding Bathroom Design,” I draw on my experience working with some of London’s top bathroom designers to explain this exciting field. This fifth article focuses on eco-design.
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<p> Professional bathroom designers are masterful at merging both function and form to create breathtaking results. In this eight-part series which I call “<a rel="external nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.globalinteriordesign.com/">Understanding Bathroom Design</a>,” I draw on my experience working with some of London’s top bathroom designers to explain this exciting field. This fifth article focuses on eco-design.</p>
<p>I often sa<span id="more-655"></span>y that the hottest colour in London bathroom design today is “green” – and by that I mean enviro-friendly design! Excitingly, it is also a great way to save money, perfect for today’s challenging economic situation. Did you know that an environmentally-friendly bathroom design reduce water, heating and consumables costs?</p>
<p>Many top bathroom designers will recommend the use of special low-flow showers, taps or lavatories in order to save water. London bath emporiums will often stock new designs that perfectly combine efficiency with style. A recent hotel-inspired trend is to include urinals in bathroom designs &#8211; a perfect way to use less flushing water.</p>
<p>Floor coverings are a critical part of environmentally-compatible bathroom design choices. I try to buy local London-made floor coverings whenever possible. Natural linoleum is often fabricated using oils, cork and limestone, with eco-friendly waterproofing thanks to a plant-derived wax surface coating. For bathroom designs that require wooden flooring, I recommend bamboo, because this fast-growing woody grass quickly regenerates in the wild and therefore has a small eco-footprint.</p>
<p>Although the London cabinetry centres of old have long since moved outside the city, bathroom designers can still source local-made cupboards from not far outside London. But to reduce air pollution, I recommend eliminating any products that contain formaldehyde from the list of options.</p>
<p>In the next article in my series “Understanding Bathroom Design,” I’ll focus on a true designer’s highlight that has recently become a huge hit in London bathroom designs – the standalone vessel-style washbasin.</p>
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<p><a rel="external nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.globalinteriordesign.com" title="Interior Design London"><strong>Interior Design London</strong></a> &#8211; Global Interior Design Consultancy Company in London, UK for interior design services.</p></p>
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		<title>Custom Mini Blinds review</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Jul 2009 22:01:01 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>John</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the mini dark market, you accept three types of options: You can buy what is banal and is broadly accessible in retail stores; buy banal but cut to fit blinds; and one-inch bulk mini blinds that can fit one-eighth of an inch abreast your appropriate specifications. In the aboriginal option, you get the accepted [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In the mini dark market, you accept three types of options: You can buy what is banal and is broadly accessible in retail stores; buy banal but cut to fit blinds; and one-inch bulk mini blinds that can fit one-eighth of an inch abreast your appropriate specifications. In the aboriginal option, you get the accepted admeasurement of your window and acquisition the dark that carefully fits it. These blinds are aggregate produced and inexpensive. As for the cut-to-fit blind, you can acquisition these blinds in home advance stores. Some food will cut the blinds for you at there location. The custom-built mini blinds appear with a lifetime assurance and are fabricated with above components. The custom mini dark is area you will acquisition all the ambit of colors and a lot of articles accomplish them. Although the amount is higher, they are the best advantage if you accept mini blinds to put in your home. You can aswell accept from two styles of appropriation systems to accession your copse window coverings &#8212; accepted lift and angle appearance &#8212; and alternative cordless systems that amalgamate adumbration ascendancy while acceptable assurance for accouchement by eliminating dangling cords. You can aswell baddest the route-less advantage that conceals the avenue holes through which the ascendancy cords run; or bolt tapes that not alone awning avenue holes but can aswell add the finishing blow to your copse window&#8217;s decor. This will abate blaze and aerate ablaze control. If you like the attending of a wood, accede a arduous accumbent or arduous vertical blind. For a refined, balmy look, accumbent copse blinds are a handsome band-aid for any room. Accessible in either copse stains or paints, the 2-inch copse blinds can accentuate or alloy to any style. They are abundant insulators, ablaze blockers, and are one of the added low aliment window coverings.</p>
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