Here's a little secret from the open house circuit: buyers are nosy in bathrooms. They slide the shower door back and forth. They flip on the lights and study the mirror. They peer at the corners of the glass like detectives looking for clues. From Coombsville to Alta Heights, it happens at nearly every showing, and what they find tells them a lot about the rest of the house. We've been working in Napa County homes for over three decades at Decor Shower Door and Glass, and we

Once harvest wraps up across the valley, a lot of Napa homeowners finally get a chance to turn their attention back to the house. Whether you're in a craftsman bungalow in downtown Napa, a ranch home in Browns Valley, or a cottage in Calistoga, the bathroom is often the room that's been quietly bugging you all year. The shower door that never quite seals. The glass that stays cloudy no matter how much you scrub. The hardware that looked great in 1998. At Decor Shower Door and

If you've spent any time in the older homes scattered across downtown Napa, Yountville, or St. Helena, you know the layout: charming, character-filled, and often working with a bathroom that's a fraction of the size you'd get in new construction. Square footage isn't something you can always change without a major remodel. But there's one upgrade that consistently makes small bathrooms feel larger, brighter, and more expensive, without touching a single wall: custom mirror de