Colore pareti e tende
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4 years ago
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Ciao a tutti vorrei chiedervi consiglio su che colore fare la parete di destra e la parete sopra i sanitari.
Non so se mantenere il grigio oppure farla bianca x valorizzare la doccia.
Chiedo inoltre consiglio su che tenda potrebbe stare bene pensavo ad una tenda lunga che parte da soffitto attendo i vostri consigli grazie
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Si la parete a dx è piastrellata fino al soffitto con le stesse piastrelle dietro ai sanitari
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box doccia è un novellini young come in foto con apertura verso la finestra.
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4 years agoBuongiorno, il mio consiglio è di dare un tocco di colore alla parete anziché bianco o grigio. La ia impressione è che sia troppo 'sanitario' altrimenti. se non vuoi eccedere, ocome nella foto che allego, scegli una tonalità pastello come un azzurro polvere .
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