This is an example of bookmatched porcelain in the shower that we absolutely love. The porcelain piece is interesting, we like the color scheme, and the lighting that emphasizes it is superb.
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Having both vanity and shower in statement marble/porcelain is overwhelming. This option is a nice way to draw together without overdoing it.
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We had this lighting in the master bathroom in the shower originally and I'd like to do that again (lighting that seems to emerge from a "false ceiling" of sorts)
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If we do the marble floating vanity, I want to be careful not to overwhelm the space. Neutral tile that matches some of the marble overtone may be a good option.
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Need two separate mirrors, each with storage behind. If we are going to have a floating vanity without drawers, I don't want the counter to be cluttered with our daily use products.
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simpler shower tiling, if paired with statement marble floating vanity
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floating marble vanity, with metal background
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marble with wood, floating vanity example
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door handles on this would be amazing for new linen cabinet
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sink is amazing, matching little knobs too. incredible. If we do statement porcelain in the shower, it would be amazing to tie this in to the vanity somehow if not "too much"
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uplighting
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marble slab in shower, as alternative idea to marble vanity
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I am truly OBSESSED with this tub. We absolutely love it, or something akin to this (we don't want absolutely transparent).
This is an example of bookmatched porcelain in the shower that we absolutely love. The porcelain piece is interesting, we like the color scheme, and the lighting that emphasizes it is superb.
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