The store caters to interior designers, custom homebuilders, remodelers, and architects as well as to residential customers. www.bathsofamerica.com
Baths of America showroom now open in Sugar Land's First Colony Commons shopping center
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Baths of America opened Jan. 23 at 15345 Hwy. 59, Sugar Land, in the First Colony Commons shopping center. The store has a bath and kitchen showroom and carries a variety of products including lavatory faucets, shower systems, tub faucets, tubs, lavatory sinks, kitchen faucets, kitchen sink, bathroom accessories, hardware, shower enclosures, custom countertops and glass mosaic tiles.
The store caters to interior designers, custom homebuilders, remodelers, and architects as well as to residential customers. www.bathsofamerica.com
The store caters to interior designers, custom homebuilders, remodelers, and architects as well as to residential customers. www.bathsofamerica.com
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