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This blue soaking tub is an elegant addition to an otherwise neutral bathroom. Likewise, the way they incorporated the shower seat is pretty ingenious.

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This soft blue vanity does a great job of adding interest and a coastal vibe in an otherwise simple space.

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A lot of clients are opting for wall tile behind the vanity, and a lot of my clients opt for sconces on either side of the mirror instead of over the mirror. Food for thought.

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Shiplap on the walls is often an easy and effective finish in renovations. It does a great job of covering up scars in the walls/ceilings while also adding a coastal feel. It’s also forgiving in that it handles more wear and tear than drywall, and holds up well in damp environments.

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A super efficient layout that accomplishes the goal of capitalizing on a corner view.

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These floor to ceiling windows give the space a wide open feeling. In your case it would feel as if you are truly bathing in the treetops!

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Lots of my current clients are choosing a printed floor tiles over mosaics. They are less maintenance but still provide interest, texture, etc.

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Sometimes pocket doors and barn doors are great for small spaces!

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Floor tile that looks like wood is very popular right now. I’ve used this exact floor tile in a recent project (albeit in a different color) and it’s lovely. Likewise, I frequently caution clients about using real marble in a shower as it generally does not hold up well. There are many porcelains that look like marble but are more durable and easier to clean!

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A nicely detailed entry to an otherwise enclosed shower.

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