Category Archives: Style

Designing A Bathroom: Style On A Budget

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Simple Bathroom Design On A Budget
21 Apr

BATHROOMS: Style On A Budget

Not everyone wants to make a bold statement in the bathroom – simplicity Apple style is the key to having the latest look that works.

Simple minimalist form with natural curves and sharp clean lines, blended together with subtle tones and fresh neutral colours is often all that is required.

Often subtle changes with one or two appropriate purchases can transform and brighten any dull and outdated bathroom without breaking the renovation budget.

Below you will find a few guidelines to help you create beautiful bathrooms. Our design strategy is to focus on functional beauty and the essentials of bathroom design with tips that are easy, inexpensive and ultimately reflect our Aussie lifestyle.

The Bathroom Blueprint

Ways to bring the latest simple look and a little luxury into your favourite bathing zone:

  1. The vanity and basin is the focal point of your bathroom, being the central feature it is important to replace a basin with an inexpensive minimalist basin which will go a long way in modernising your bathroom.
  2. When it comes to selecting a bath the first thing to note is your space restriction and requirements. A carefully selected bath that uses the simplest of forms will always demand attention and give you a reason to escape into the realm of relaxation.
  3. Aussie professionals are busy and everyday clutter can take away even from the most beautiful bathrooms. It’s important to have the option to quickly hide everyday items from visitors. A simple shaving cabinet with emergency space can do wonders when unexpected visitors arrive.
  4. Always accessorise with minimalist tapware as the perfect way to finalise and express your understated bathroom style.

Don’t be fooled into thinking that you need to spend a fortune on a brand… think different by embracing simplicity and functionality.

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Browse our Bathroom category -> BATHROOMS

Shop From The Comfort Of Your Coach

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haggle-app
27 Feb

At HAGOOLE shoppers can negotiate prices on the world’s most famous Kitchen and laundry appliance…

Each item has a ‘Make an Offer’ option which enables the consumer to haggle for the best price the market is paying based upon demand.

But you don’t haggle with a human; at Hagoole a robot does all the negotiating, after taking into consideration the markets demand and current availability of inventory by the merchant.

Hagoole is unlike other negotiating sites like Greentoe.com where you bargain simultaneously with multiple merchants and Ebay.com where you have to wait for a response to your offer that you have just made, provided you do get a response.

At Hagoole all the haggling is done fairly…..

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Haggle For Savings

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Haggle and Save
27 Feb

You may have thought that today the big banks were impossible to haggle with, but as many consumers are discovering, it’s completely possible. Haggling now more than ever before has become such an easy thing to do and the best part is that anyone can do it!

Negotiating: A New Mindset

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Haggle Negotiate
27 Feb

People have been increasingly empowered to haggle or negotiate like never before. Consumers today are not only looking to stretch their dollars further in these hard economic times, but also can make credible threats to brick and mortar stores and online retailers by shopping elsewhere.

This is exceptionally painful for places like shoe stores, where customers can make sure that the product fits and feels comfortable before threatening to buy it online.

The Great Debate: Is Haggling Worth The Hassle?

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Haggle Bargaining
27 Feb

“Don’t most people haggle here?” I asked a woman who was openly selling her product.

“Yes they do,” said the seller. “We expect to negotiate. We have a ‘Buy Now’ price, a bottom line price and the price we paid for it.

We try to get a price somewhere between the price we paid and the bottom line. At least 85 percent of customers haggle. I’m surprised when someone doesn’t.”