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FAQ’s

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Glossary of Terms

Glossary of Terms

Stumped with a term in your installation guide or on this site? You'll probably find it here with our complete listing of the terms we use at American Standard, including products and product functionality.

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Articles

Designing a Bathroom With Form and Function 9/13/2006

By Judith Nasatir

In bath design, function has always come before form. But today's homeowners expect their hardworking bathrooms to go beyond hygienic and practical functions. For some, a bathroom should be wired to 21st-century technology for ready access to information and entertainment. For others, the dream bath is a home spa for a welcome spiritual and physical retreat. Other homeowners want their bathroom to do double duty as a personal gym or dressing area.

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Standard Solutions: Kitchen and Bath Solutions 4/5/2005

By Barbara Schmidt

When the Brady Bunch Calls A Designer

Blending 1970s architecture with today’s interiors

During the 1970s, more than 17 million new homes were built in the U.S., which means there is an abundance of split-level and ranch style homes that need updating today. Many of these homes were designed with small sinks, odd-sized tubs, small windows and dark earthy décor that can feel downright cave-like in comparison to today’s modern home.

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What’s Old Is New Again, Even In The Bathroom 3/21/2005

By Judith Nasatir

In design, as in life, what goes around comes around. Every style follows a cycle: in, out and in again. Designs are revised, refined and updated with the latest technology. As each generation discovers the pleasures of the past, what’s old becomes new again. Bathroom design is no exception to this rule. Minimalism and eclecticism are popular. But the vintage look is also “in” for bathrooms, taking its style cues from the Art Deco era of the 1920s and 1930s.

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