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Need help with tile bathroom and ensuite

9 years ago

Would like to add mirror as well as tiles. Don't want to tile all walls doing grey as main tile with little black.its not a large bathroom also no window in unsuite

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zoe_day
9 years ago
You could have a massive mirror on one wall with built in sink and cupboards underneath it or have a reasonable size mirror and cupboards with a sink underneath and two tall cupboards either side of the mirror which can make the room look small will ad you a picture in the morning of what I mean!

Hope this helps x
flynnmargaret
Original Author
9 years ago
Is ter any way you could post a photo or drawing . Dumb blonde here !
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