Open or Closed? What type of bathroom design do you fancy?
Lakshmi
9 years ago
I have seen a lot of open plan bathrooms that connect to the master bedroom. Im not sure if I love it or dislike it. What do you think?
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PROScavolini Kitchen, Living and Bathroom
9 years agoOpen bathrooms look great and make the room look bigger. On our catalogue we have some vanities that fit the open style like a glove! Take a peek!
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