large mirror above bath, yay or nay?
Suzanne C
2 years ago
We are just about to install our master en-suite bathroom. It was originally the main stairwell, hence the large window.
We have bought our bath and plan to put a bathroom chandelier above it to give it that wow factor.
We need to design a little stud dwarf wall to put behind the bath to put the taps on it.
So the question is, do we put a wall to wall large mirror on the wall behind the bath or not, will it be tacky or a wow factor?
(We have plans to put blinds on the window as a privacy factor too!)
We have bought our bath and plan to put a bathroom chandelier above it to give it that wow factor.
We need to design a little stud dwarf wall to put behind the bath to put the taps on it.
So the question is, do we put a wall to wall large mirror on the wall behind the bath or not, will it be tacky or a wow factor?
(We have plans to put blinds on the window as a privacy factor too!)
mirror above bath
no mirror
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