Baths

dark tile, pattern floor, the tub!

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master- penny tile backsplash like in kitchen

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multi paned shower wall

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master- old cabinet as linen storage

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Master, ipo linen closet (45" wide or less)

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YIKES STRIPES, ORNATE MIRROR TO BREAK IT UP- how about horizontal stripes???

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floor tiles in stripes, open vanity, chandelier lighting

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cement tiles, refurbished tub, curtain track in ceiling

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12- by 24-inch marble tiles form a herringbone pattern in the master bathroom. The mirror is a full-length version from West Elm framed and turned sideways. Vanity: Restoration Hardware

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master- niche next to sinks

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Guest bath- using old hall table with shallow vessel sink.

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full length 'shampoo niche!

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A linear drain works really well with large-format tiles, The linear drain runs along the exterior wall, and the floor is almost imperceptibly angled to drain.

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raw concrete, same tile run through bath, entry and kitchen backsplash

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Sconces: Nolan, Restoration Hardware; faucet: Sirius, Danze; sinks: Memoirs, Kohler

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cool sink, cool tub!

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guest baths- simple! mirror from CB2

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WC doors on bathrooms! Chalkboard paint in guest bath & 1/2 bath

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Fornasetti wallpaper

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great wallpaper

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This Duravit toilet has those great clean lines, but the same easy installation as a regular toilet. Tip: We have a 10-flush rule with any new toilet. After it's installed but before using any silicone, we flush the toilet 10 times back to back to make sure everything's functioning properly.

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wall-mount toilet is a chore. All of them require a wall carrier to support the toilet, and some have very exact water supply positions, which allows for little flexibility in location. However, the look is seamless and modern and has some functional benefits as well. Tip: A standard toilet is 14 to 15 inches high from the finished floor to the top of the bowl (excluding the fold-down seat). Consider a higher measurement of 16 to 18 inches for your wall-mounted toilet if you plan on aging into your golden years. It may seem high now, but you'll be thankful for the added height later.

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To meet building codes, a shower door needs to open both in and out, so you'll want to take the door swing into account

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outdoor shower options

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outdoor shower, privacy from courtyard plantings

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great tub

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indoor/outdoor shower

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Guest bath- collar tubes, glass doors, dark tile 1 wall, light everywhere else

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steel covered powder room, translucent glass open to stair for light

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