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4. Tile rug. Most bathroom designers will tell you that if you want to splurge on any one part of the renovation, it should be the floor, because it has the biggest impact. Instead of laying a pricey stone mosaic everywhere, you can save by designing a “rug” with just a few square feet of something eye catching, and using large-format field tiles in a coordinating stone around it.
corner shower to save space and shower door
open shower and windows on one side of shower
he narrow floor-to-ceiling mirror behind the console sink makes this space look bigger — and also hides the sink plumbing. The soothing color combination works, too: Benjamin Moore’s yummy Seacliff Heights wall paint is teamed up with a dark gray textural tile backsplash (Wenge Mosaico by Fibra).
A mirrored wall behind the vanity reflects the neighboring woods, making the narrow master bath appear much larger. “You can sit in the tub and feel like you’re sitting in the trees,” says Parish.
mirrored walls to reflect outside
walls tops
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