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not sure I love it, but it's interesting. It's more interesting if it's dimmable. I'd like to get several levels of light-brightness going.
small space - natural elements
definitely could be talked into a wood wall
I don't care for subway tile, but I do enjoy the SHINE on this.
like the blue/wood/grey combo - no surprises here
agate shower wall... so flippin beautiful.
AWWWWWWWW YISSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
awwwwww yisssssssss
interesting... long, slender sconces... I don't hate it.
"If the fixtures are to be installed near a tub or shower with a risk of having contact with water spray, look for styles with a “damp” rating. Here’s an example of a compact bathroom where the vanity sconces are close enough to the shower area to warrant choosing fixtures with this rating."
I'd rather get rid of the radiator, but if I absolutely have to keep it then let's make it a shelf.
blue stone floor? am I this awesome?
I really like the grey stone + bold, blue pattern + wood. Bravo remodelers.
yeah this whole "accent wall" thing is flippin' rad, but would it be overwhelming in my bathroom?
the lighting is magical. the toilet is a monstrosity.
love the triple stack!
oooh the niche matches the accent wall!
seamless niche doesn't get gunky grout
kinda like the dark lines contrasting the light stone
do a thing with a giant mirror... nay TWO GIANT MIRRORS
natural stone & bright colors
here's that bold blue next to the soft grey stone again; still diggin it!
classy outside-inside wall; don't know how I could pull it off in my space
ARGH I LOVE THIS STONE!!!
the more I come across this light, breezy stone the more I like it; paint color used here cohesively matches veins of stone
Now this is interesting! I don't necessarily want to have a dark bathroom, but the navy contrast against the light stone is striking.
interesting approach to the shower tile/wall boundaries; could lend itself to the narrow, recessed shelf above the sink/toilet, although I would prefer it not wrap all the way around to the continuing wall (too much dust)
the crisp blue walls, airy grey stone, and clean white sink/tub all work nicely together
large mirror reflects hanging lighting for 2x illumination; accent stone draws eye up
tiled shelf opposite shower head; intriguing panel as "display piece" on largest shower wall (might be interesting to incorporate shelves - or maybe just keep a clean design)
I would add a shallow, recessed shelf over the sink/toilet and set a large mirror in; recessed, brightness-adjustable lighting above the mirror.
bathroom layout matches mine; recessed shelving
bright natural stone; mirror on cabinet door embiggens the room; glass door for a small shower/tub
recessed shelf above sink, accent tile
accent wall, yo
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