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May 05, 1990 - Image 26

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Publication:
The Detroit Jewish News, 1990-05-05

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BLOK

INNOVATIONS, INC.

PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN

Leading
Designer and
Manufacturer
in
"Glass Block
Furniture"
combining a
patented block
bonding system,
with the Art of
Sand Carved
Glass and
Neon lighting to
create the most
exciting new
looks in
furniture today.

...

Custom designed

This glamorous
bath with a
whirlpool,
pedestal sink
and bidet has a
solarium effect.

• Cocktail Tables
• End Tables
• Dining Tables
• Conference Tables
• Bars
• Pedestals
Using exciting
Imported European
Glass Blocks

Glamorous Baths

MARK SASSAK
Designer
(313) 453-6411

Sample piece on display at Zeising Associates at the Michigan Design Center, #91.

Designs by
Charles Gassam

• Kitchens
Counter Tops
Islands

• Bathroom
Vanities

• Bedrooms

• Dining Rooms

COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL

• Wall Units

• Tables

• Store Fixtures

Custom
Laminated
Furniture

• And More

C.C.C. Cabinetry

26

HOME

941.3050

nce a lowly room with
its strictly functional
trio of toilet, tub and
sink, the bathroom is
evolving into the glamour room of the
'90s. Bathrooms are being built larger,
and feature cathedral ceilings, expan-
sive windows, multilevels, hot tubs, and
the environmental spa in which you
can call up a totally controlled environ-
ment: sunshine, rain, steam or wind.
If you don't have space for all these
wonders, you can still tap into today's
trends by incorporating fashion into
your remodeling plans.
Color combination is a major trend.
The move is to lighter, brighter shades.
The tone-on-tone look blends shades
in the same color family, such as a
light-blue pedestal sink with a deeper
shade of blue for the tub.
Bath fashion doesn't end with color.
Browse through fixture manufacturers'
catalogs and you'll see that you can
easily create a period look with fixtures
and trim items that give the impression
of the Roaring '20s or straight out of
2001.
You can even create your own
custom look. One way is by using con-
ventional materials in a unique or
unusual way to come up with some-
thing really eyecatching. Installing
wood flooring or metal laminate on
walls and ceilings are just two ex-
amples.

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