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Ideas for long and narrow bathrooms

8 years ago

I am looking for ideas and advice how best to re-model a thin 'galley style' bathroom. Any pictures or examples of what people have done for inspiration would be hugely appreciated. Thx in advance

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Najeebah
8 years ago
I love the idea of having a bathtub or shower along the width at one end.
You can also use a narrowish vanity unit and bid mirror above it
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