Baths

Shower head fits right in

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The tile and grout makes this room fascinating. It almost looks like baseboards on the wall. It works well in the room because the flooring is so simple.

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Not sure if that is a lighting fixture or a frosted glass window but it provides fantastic lighting. That with the skylight in the shower will surely wake you up in the morning. I also like the hooks for towels in the shower and the discreet one by the window/lighting thingy.

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I am really loving the wide sinks that conserve bathroom space. The storage underneath seems really spacious as well. I wonder if the box that has the towel racks serve as storage? If it doesn't, it should! It would be a great place to store my Costco-volume of TP or extra towels! The masculinity of the tile and shower is really rooted down and softened by the light colored wood. The only thing I would change is the ceiling color. It would be better serve a rice paper color.

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First of all, the natural lighting makes this room! The window by the tub is small enough to be private but a great way to smell the flowers outside or fresh cut grass while bathing. I'm not sure what kind of window is on the side but it is also does it's lighting duties. The compressed sink makes the room look so much larger!. The tabletop and base are made from similar materials and this simplicity is really thought out well. The flooring (looks like slate tiles) gives this a very "spa-like" atmosphere. Framing the window, while encapsulating half the tub truly makes this a getaway. I'm not sure I would feel while sitting in the tub in the closed end (claustrophobic or not), but it is a great way to skip the shower curtain and glass all together. Also, this provides space to add additional shower heads and speakers. Swanky!

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Luxurious amenities but simple design. Normally, I would not like the bath corner cut off but it opens the room so much- add a couple of shower heads in there and I'm a happy camper!

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