The trend in new office design is open floor plans complemented with lots of transparent glass barriers. Solid walls are out. See-through offices and conference rooms are in. This represents a radical change in workplace design from the previous past few decades. Interior designers and office planners, inspired by the push toward collaboration and transparency in business today, are creating vast, open spaces where people can see each other, communicate ideas, and spend more of their day inte...

Frameless glass shower doors offer luxury as well as comfort and efficiency. But they also are transparent, which means that even the slightest amount of dirt or staining will be instantly obvious -- especially when the sun is shining directly into your bathroom. Fortunately, keeping your frameless glass shower doors clean is super easy, especially once you get yourself and your family in the habit of performing a few simple post-shower tasks. Keeping Your Shower Clean We recommend that...

When it comes to designing offices today, less is more. Barriers are being torn down to create open spaces that promote both creativity and collaboration. It's happening everywhere and your business can be a part of it, regardless of what you do. While people are slowly returning to offices after more than two years of working from home, business leaders are looking for ways to make their workspaces more productive, more inviting, and more efficient. And to achieve those objectives, less is m...

Right around 70 years ago, the standard architectural school of thought underwent a radical sea change. Contemporary building designers stopped using traditional materials like brick and steel to create new buildings and instead began creating skyscrapers with glass walls. The traditional design elements that had been in use for nearly a century were suddenly obsolete and replaced with something entirely radical and new. Function followed form as the interiors of these business spaces became ...

Right now, prefabricated molded plastic shower inserts are hugely popular with both new construction and bathroom renovation projects. And why wouldn't they be? When they are brand new they look sharp, are affordable, and are so easy to install that many homeowners can put them in themselves. But there are some drawbacks to prefab molded plastic showers that you need to be aware of before choosing one for your bathroom. Dark and Dank Perhaps the biggest downside is that prefabricated pl...

When it's time to sell your home, it's natural to want to get the most you can from potential buyers. You've likely been paying into your home for a long time so it's time to maximize the return on your investment. One of the best ways to instantly increase the value of your home is by adding one simple upgrade: Frameless glass shower doors by TemperGlass. For the minimal amount of investment, you can dramatically increase the potential resale value of your home and may actually turn a pr...

Upgrading your bathroom with frameless glass shower doors adds luxury and value to your home. But did you know it also can make your bathroom safer for seniors? Whether you have elderly parents staying with your or are approaching your own golden years, preparing your bathroom to increase safety for elderly users is essential. For many elder adults, stepping into a bathtub is not only physically challenging but also potentially dangerous. A single slip and fall accident can leave older adults...

When professional house "flippers" buy homes to renovate and resell, one of the first things they typically do is rip out the tub and shower curtain from the bathroom and replace it with a frameless glass shower door. Why? Because the professionals know that investing in frameless glass shower doors will instantly make the home worth more on the resale market. In fact, if they do nothing else to the home, they usually can get more for the property than they spent on the original purchase ...

There are likely to be a lot of changes in our everyday lives once Covid is finally over. For one thing, people will be more protective of their personal health and safety, especially in public spaces, offices, and retail stores. Things like social distancing, wearing masks, and washing hands aren't likely to go away even after the virus has been defeated. Instead, protective behavior will likely be here to stay as people remain cautious about their health and safety. For business owners, ...

Lots of businesses are reconsidering the size and design of their office spaces these days. Some workers who have been working from home for close to two years due to the global pandemic are slowly returning while others are continuing to work remotely, perhaps permanently. As a result, a lot of companies are rethinking their office design. In many instances, there is less of a need for big, busy workplaces. Instead, some businesses are streamlining and consolidating, moving into smaller quar...