what I like about these in general is that they feel soothing and peaceful - natural elements, wood, stone and natural light. Not too many elements, simple.
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Same notes here - I find earth tones calm / soothing, not alot of different elements fighting for attention. We don't need white tile because we'll have white all over the place anyway (towels, tub, sinks, etc.
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feels like wood somehow (instead of stone) but still pulls off a look based on natural elements, not much synthetic here, has a minimal / peaceful / serene feel. Still lots of white in ceiling, towels, tub, etc.
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again this kind of wood / natural elements feel is nice / calm / minimal, still lots of white everywhere (toilet, bath, sink, ceiling, etc.), white (or even white-ish) tile is going to be white overload
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just for the glass in the window, might be nice behind your bathtub
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Similar tonal palette but different textures / materials between walls and floors
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this has the minimal / natural / spa vibe that I like but also see how that big window behind the tub brightens up the whole room.
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this room is too unlike what we'll have but the tile on the back wall is about as bright as I think we can go
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I'm not afraid of exploring ideas like this. Between that giant window above the bathtub and the recessed lighting, we'll have plenty of light available to warm up a grey.
what I like about these in general is that they feel soothing and peaceful - natural elements, wood, stone and natural light. Not too many elements, simple.
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