bathroom remodel
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Makena Day
6 years agoRelated Discussions
Need help for Family bathroom remodel
Comments (11)I can't use sketchup! This is way easier...and when you click ' furniture ' type in what you want..ie shower. Cos then more come up rather than ' bathroom furniture ' etc You can change the dimensions when you click on ' shower' So make sure it is exactly for your needs.. Not what's standard etc I think 800x800is too small if enclosed , if you drop the soap you have to open the door or you won't be able to bend over etc..but if it is a wet area..that's fine etc Have fun.... And show us !! You can export it to your email addy once finished. Save design, then upload here....See MoreBathroom Remodel Pt. 2
Comments (2)Yes.. Gives better access to walk in shower and when tested straight it looked "too" clinical......See MoreBathroom remodel
Comments (14)Most people get a carpenter to make the panelling. You can use moisture resistant MDF Providing you paint it well enough and seal around any edges that may come in to contact with water it will be fine. Here's a YouTube tutorial on how it's made:- Wood Panelling Tutorial If you don't want to go to such expense, then you could change the Panelling Idea to Beadboard. You can buy Beadboard in sheets, so it's faster and easier to put up. We have Beadboard in our kitchen instead of tiles ( we also live in an old Victorian house ). However, we've also used it or tongue and groove panelling in many renovations in the past. Cheaper options for storage that we've also done in the past is to buy a vintage / antique cupboard on Ebay so that you get the right style and then paint it. You can also mount sinks on them etc I like the last one the most, it's simple, easier to achieve than the first two and does the job, would look great with a freestanding bath on a neutral floor tile like yours, so no need to change the flooring....See MoreTiling Issues in bathroom
Comments (1)You are not being too picky! Given that the wall tiles are just skirting board height it was not rocket science to make the grout lines match. It’s difficult to see what is next to the jagged tiles, an alcove or cupboard? In any event it should have been finished off with tile trim for the aesthetics not to mention safety as that will be sharp!...See More
dianahartaboyne
6 years ago
Carolina
6 years agoI think that you could go for an oval bath or for a square shaped one. Think that anything with simple lines/shape will go beautifully with your basin.
If you like an oval mirror, as in the Porcelanosa pic, I'd hang it portrait, not landscape as in their photo.
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6 years agoCarolina
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoIf you use the search box and search in the bathroom photos for storage, you'll find loads of ideas. You could perhaps create built in storage somewhere? Or large wicker baskets to hold towels will bring warmth. Perhaps a freestanding unit. Depends on the layout of the bathroom.
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