Todd H.
Came through
Had a time but they worked with us and resolved the situation.
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Todd H.
Had a time but they worked with us and resolved the situation.
Mark R.
My wife and I were searching for a bathroom vanity/console upon which we could place an undermount sink attached to the stone countertop of our choosing. We first went to eVanity.com, but despaired over filling out the questionnaire for a matching vanity. Then we went to VanityMatch.com, but soon discovered that many of the vanities we looked at were already married to bathrooms. But when we saw the Empire Industries South Beach SB2522 at HomeLivingStyle, it was stainless steel love at first sight. We exchanged EMails at first with the Soth Beach model -- we didn't want to rush any purchase -- and then moved to text messaging, and finally, we took a chance and called! It was love at first sight. Or call. We talked and talked and talked! Who knew that you could fall in love with a bathroom vanity? And then we made plans to bring the South Beach SB2522 to our bathroom in Brooklyn, NY, even though we knew it might be a difficult transition for such an independent and stylish vanity. But there was no problem at all. The SB2522 got along with our contractor, and we got four thumbs-up when we showed the vanity the stone-and-undermount-sink that would sit on top of it. Now, some three months later, the Empire South Beach vanity we purchased from HomeLivingStyle is a full-fledged member of our family. And looks just as good as it did the first time we met. Look ... I've been around the block a few times, and this doesn't include the time I fell for a French Louis XIV pedestal model that was lovely, but whose plumbing demands drove me crazy, or as my therapist, Valéry Giscard Salledebain described it, "au bord du désespoir." One of our neighbors gave us the best possible compliment when she told us that Victor Hugo wrote (in his autobiography), "Stupidity talks, but vanity acts." No truer words were ever spoken. Or written. Or conveyed in a testimonial.