Planning a spa makeover for your bathroom? Creating a luxurious bath retreat can be as simple as buying some new bath linens, soft fluffy towels and bath accessories. Whether or not you have the budget for a brand-new tub, there is plenty you can do to refresh your bathroom visually and make it more functional. Here are some related professionals and vendors to complement the work of bedding and bath: Home Stagers, Kitchen & Bath Designers, Interior Designers & Decorators, Furniture and Accessories.

One of the most common problems in bathrooms is lack of storage space. Buying a bathroom vanity at your local building supply store may be the answer, but for more challenging storage solutions, you’ll want to contact a bedding and bath manufacturer or retailer that specializes in custom storage options and unique bathroom furniture and accessories.

From heated towel bars to shower curtains, use the Houzz Professionals listings to find bedding and bath retailers with budget-friendly bathware and modern bath accessories. Some bathroom remodelers specialize in affordable equipment like grab bars, safety tubs and showers and other bathroom accessories designed for those with different physical needs. Does your bathroom need converting or upgrading for special needs?

Is it time to wake up your master bedroom with some new bed linens? Since that very first white sale in Philadelphia’s John Wanamaker and Co. department store in 1878, January has always been a good month to buy bed linens. Those looking for hand-crafted custom bedding and draperies can find a company that makes and sells quality bed products. Many bed and bath retail outlets sell a smaller selection of exclusive brands.

What to ask before purchasing bedding or towels from a retailer or ordering from a bed and bath manufacturer:

• Are there any special washing instructions?
  
• Does the duvet cover have a knife edge or a flange? A flange is a piece of extra fabric on pillow shams and duvet covers.
  
• Do the measurements include the flange? In most cases, measurements are based on the inner dimensions plus the 3- to 4-inch flange.
  
• Does the company offer ELS (extra long staple) Egyptian cotton? ELS refers to the fiber length. ELS cotton is the softest and best quality.
  
• What is the GSM (grams per square meter) for each item? GSM refers to the product’s density. A towel with a 600 to 900 GSM is a dense, highly absorbent towel.
  

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