Way to get a shower curtain in this small bathroom?
Mark Littlefair
6 years ago
Hi, we've got a small bathroom we have just remodeled - we are in the process of selling and have had feedback that the lack of true shower option could be a limiting factor.
The window in the room creates some challenges with a traditional shower curtain but it's been suggested we could maybe gather irony the sink? Any inspiration or ideas people have would be useful.
Thanks! Based in the U.K.!
The window in the room creates some challenges with a traditional shower curtain but it's been suggested we could maybe gather irony the sink? Any inspiration or ideas people have would be useful.
Thanks! Based in the U.K.!
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