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Contemporary meets traditional master ensuite

3 years ago

We designed this beautiful eclectic master bathoom ensuite with classic marble tiles and beautiful contemporary furniture. It is now a stunning bright and light place perfect for getting ready for the day or night and relaxing. With a free standing bath and shower it multi tasks for all the family.

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Sonia
3 years ago
Very elegant.
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