Enter to win this All American Half Bathroom Giveaway from June 23-July 4, 2014
All of the items are made in the USA. Hosted by Change Your Bathroom, Inc. Sponsored by Delta, American Standard, Rayne Mirrors and National Builder Supply.
One participant will win: A Delta Touch20 Faucet ($423.50), An American Standard Cadet Pro Toilet ($401), A handcrafted in America Silver Wide Mirror ($455), A Brownlee 2 light vanity fixture ($134), A Kohler wall mounted sink ($359.75), Hand cut glass tile from Change Your Bathroom for a back splash (230), A towel holder ($43) and a toilet paper holder ($63.65). **Other finishes and models might be available.
Change Your Bathroom specializes in designing and installing bathrooms. “Are you ready for a luxurious bathroom? We make sure you have the best finished product and best possible experience. Our name, Change Your Bathroom, reflects our passion and specialty…bathrooms.” They have their own proprietary products including: The Dust Defense Containment System (no dust in your house throughout the whole remodel process) and Splish Splash Shower Systems (a hidden curbless shower drain).
Rayne Mirrors is a family owned and operated business out of Southwest Missouri, United States. They manufacture hand crafted, Made in America, framed wall mirrors with a focus on detail and quality. “Our number one priority is customer satisfaction. Our family promises to value our customers and uphold our integrity while doing business with our clients”. They specialize in providing a drop ship program for online retailers for their full collection of wall mirrors.
National Builder Supply is a full-service ecommerce site (backed by an on-site warehouse and customer service team) offering low prices on products like toilets, faucets, sinks, and light fixtures. “we continue to grow and strengthen relationships with our customers, partners, and manufacturers. Each day our team strives to make our customers’ lives a little easier, delivering personalized service to contractors, plumbers, designers, and homeowners alike.” They are revolutionizing the traditional plumbing supply industry by providing extraordinary customer service through strong customer relationships, large inventory and customer focused technology.
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Umm..that’s a hard one. I can remember the first time I seen and used the fancy female toilets. That threw me for a total loop.
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The fanciest thing I ever saw in a bathroom was a full wine fridge along with many other amenities.
First of all, I want to see a bathroom like Andrea Rust saw – wine fridge? I’m in! 😉 Some friends of mine had to get a special toilet with a seat warmer, built in bidet and a bunch of bells and whistles (and lots of confusing buttons) after her hubby experienced one on a business trip. A little high tech for me, but cool nonetheless!
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I saw a coffee maker in it’s own cabinet built for it with cups and supplies in a bathroom vanity so that the homeowner could have coffee while getting ready in the morning. Guess the kitchen was too far to walk to! : )
I was at a job interview and when i went in the bathroom, it was all black- walls and floor- and it had a big heart shaped mirror with a pure glass heart shaped sink. it was pretty cool!
Nothing really unusual, just a bidet I suppose.
It was just a shower that I one day saw in the place of a friend of friends. A nice one. I then found out that this shower, and I mean just the spout, cost $5,000.
I would have to say the heated toilet seat is the most luxurious thing Ive ever seen in a bathroom.
A toilet with two flushes.
I guess the fanciest thing I have seen is a toilet that has all of the computer programs on it and it too had a heated seat and actually sprayed and cleaned you if you were sitting down on it….. Not for me really but still very high tech. It also had a fireplace and jacuzzi in it.
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I once saw a bathroom where the shower was essentially a waterfall. At the time, I remember thinking oh my gosh, what a total waste of water, but when I look at my bathroom, I always think of how totally cool it would be after a hard day at work to stand under a hot waterfall. I so want that shower.
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An infinity tub.
Kool. I could use a new bathroom it’s so old
the new touchless toilets are very fancy
New toilet and bath tub
I was once in a bathroom that looked like a cave. Everything was made of stone.
The most luxurious bathroom I have ever seen was my brother’s boss’s one. The shower had 4 rainheads in it and it had built in speakers and a bluetooth so you could listen to music!!
Not what was in it but all around it, the 2 way mirror bathroom. That was crazy!
A shower with multi showerheads and seating that could fit at least 5 people
Unfortunately I have never seen anything fancy in a bathroom. Maybe a bidet, but that’s about it. Someone mentioned that they saw a coffee maker in a bathroom? Weird…idk if Id want to drink or eat anything that came out of the bathroom, but to each their own I suppose. lol
The fanciest thing I’ve seen in a bathroom is a waterfall shower head. I would love one of those !
Walk in showers with a mini, waterproof TV!
My sister’s bathroom.. hand painted wall paper, marble counters, ornate fixtures.. just gorgeous- and that was her half bath for the guests.
The nicest I’ve ever seen/enjoyed was at a very nice NYC hotel. Fancy toilets of course, and the shower was a double shower with at least six heads on each side. Beautiful!
I was a professional paperhanger for 25+ years & did a lot of high end work for decorators. One of the finest baths I ever did was a 3 room bath that was probably over 1100 sq feet. In the main(bath)area there was a jacuzzi tub mounted on a pedestal slab of marble, & 4 people could have easily fit in it. Beside the tub there was a control panel that could open the skylight above it, turn on the fireplace, turn on tv or music, & shade the windows. The walk in closet off of the bath was bigger than my den! Theses folks had serious money. In her dining room I hung a custom, hand painted, silk mural.
I helped to clean a small castle one time that had a shower that was all tile and mirrors with six large lion’s heads for shower heads. Each of them was set to reflect in the mirrors. But the worst part was that you had to walk down a flight of twelve stairs into the shower which was the size of my bedroom.
It was luxurious to them and probably cost more than my home. But it was very eerie to me.
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a 42 inch flat screen tv
When I saw a shower that literally looked like a waterfall! I mean the shower itself was huge and the water came down in these massive cascades from ALL sides of the shower ceiling… Maybe a huge waste of water but definitely the most impressive bathroom shower I’ve yet to encounter. Also all the shower itself was made of marble, glass and had chrome fixtures, really swank!
Heated floors seemed pretty luxurious to me
Great giveaway. We have been in our home for 15 years and its time for a bathroom upgrade.
The strangest thing i seen was my son was brushing his teeth and the pipe under the sink started hissing and as soon as i opened the cabinet door it sprayed across the room into the hallway it was just like in a cartoon.
Probably the most luxurious thing is gold faucets in Donald Trumps diggs.
I would say the standard bidet is a little luxurious for the American bathroom. I have seen some bathrooms with flat screen TVs, fireplaces, and coffee stations in them.
The neatest bathroom I’ve ever seen was in a fancy hotel. It was a double shower with a least a dozen heads. Loved it!
Heated floors at a suite in LV
I saw a shower that had jets that sprayed 12 different sprays at one time.
I saw on tv once that a person had a shower that looked just like a waterfall real rock and everything I would love that!!
The best I have seen is a Marble floor and a vanity that looks like it cost a ton.
I would say a bathtub with the jets pa thingy
I don’t know about luxurious, but of the most “out there” things I remember seeing in a bathroom was a fish tank that surrounded a sunken tub, sort of like a moat. This was back in the 70s in my neighbor’s house.
marble sunken tub with a 55 inch screen tv with phone.
The craziest thing ive ever seen is a shower with a skylight above it
I haven’t too opulent of bathrooms in my lifetime, but I would have to say having a tv in the bathroom is pretty swanky.
Can’t say I’ve seen anything out of the ordinary in a bathroom.
That will have to be a “bidet” toilet….I’m sure that I spelled that wrong. It was in a very lush bathroom and I loved it. It took a bit to figure it out but once I did I loved it!
The most beautiful bathrooms I’ve seen are in home magazines. I would love to win and remodel my bathroom to look more like them.
easy, my apartment has a sink and heater under the stairs. No lighting and mirror is cut to fit under the stairs. Lights are behind the toilet across from mirror and sink. no medicine cabinet or linen area either.
I haven’t really seen anything other than some really fancy hotel bathrooms. I would love a shower with a bunch of shower heads like was in one room I stayed in.
It was the 1970’s and it was a step down bath/shower with its own atrium. Back then, it was impressive.