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Georgeous completed bathroom

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7 years ago

A gorgeous completed bathroom, a mix of contemporary and traditional. With a freestanding bath, walk-in shower, fitted furniture and porcelanosa tiles. What do you think of the mix of styles?

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Isidora Markovic
7 years ago
I love the tiles in the shower!
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Baker Decor
7 years ago
Beautiful. Don't think you can beat porcelanosa tiles.
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I don't like the shower tiles. Not my style. Don't like the basins at all. Love the vanity unit and the colour of the fascias.

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