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Northern Virginia's Kitchen & Bath Specialist for 35 Years
For 35 years, the clients of Courthouse Kitchens & Baths have been getting style for their homes with our gorgeous kitchen & bathroom designs and entire home remodeling expertise.
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Peter S. Balsam Associates
“practical and easy to clean. I love the toilet-paper holder — it's a lovely way of injecting humor into the room.More clever places for stashing the T.P.”
Revive Home Design
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Last comment "Love the mosiac pattern"
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Last comment "Love the mosiac pattern"
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“Makes for easy cleanning.”
Enviable Designs Inc.
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Last comment "where vanity unit doesn't take up whole width"
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Last comment "where vanity unit doesn't take up whole width"
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“space for easy transfer to the toilet.”
Devonshire Custom Homes
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Last comment "sochetaniye melkix kamushek i kafelya"
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Last comment "sochetaniye melkix kamushek i kafelya"
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“because is easy to put them( the board) straight but like this is very hard .and i do not know how to install the like this. please advise me how to do it, thank you”
John Lum Architecture, Inc. AIA
“fine and easy to maintain. I wouldn't do this if the tub and shower were one unit.”
Xstyles Bath + More
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Last comment "Love this built in shelf"
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Last comment "Love this built in shelf"
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“entry for easy startup with minimal splashing.”
Ventana Construction LLC
“is an easy wall treatment that brings a wave of nautical fun into a kids' bathroom. Get on a ladder and draw a wave design with a pencil. Then using a fine-tip brush, paint around the edges. Fill in with a larger brush and roller, then bring in underwater creatures through coastal wall decor.”
