Brand and model of bathtub?

lpe92037

9 years ago

I like the decorative tile front of the bathtub which does not have a large frame. Can you please provide the brand and model of the bathtub?

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rus architects/renderers, inc.
9 years ago
v)Tub
(a)Tea-for-Two 5.5' Bath, with Integral Tile Flange and Right-hand Drain
vi)Shower control/Showerhead/Tub Filler
(a)Kohler K-T948-4 Stillness® Rite-Temp Bath and Shower Faucet Trim
vii)Shower Door/Hardware
(a)C.R.Lawrence of North America-S386060BN CRL Brushed Nickel Frameless Sliding Shower Door Kits For 60" High Installation With 3/8" Glass or similar
lpe92037 thanked rus architects/renderers, inc.
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HAUS | Architecture For Modern Lifestyles
9 years ago
This is a sweet shower/tub combo...can see it is part of that project with the shapely dormers. The tile job on the curved parts of the wall had to be challenging - well done.
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