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Like toilet

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Like this look for guest bath, but probably not cost effective.

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Toronto Interior Design Group
Toronto Interior Design Group

How to Choose the Right Toilet

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100 sq ft

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Love this tub!!!!

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Comfort height toilet

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Tall mirror in guest bath opens space up.

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Like the tile to the right, but grays

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I want this table!!!!!

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Guest Gath. No tub, but walk-in shower

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Thinking monotone entry to keep from getting too busy in small area.

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Interesting for FP surround, but match antiqued color and finish of entry double doors.

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Cove lighting.

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Would love Lap Pool off back of house.

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Like the FP surround

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Cute pendant lights.

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Visual of part of vault.

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Coved out FP and TV.

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Cool "coving" for FP.

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Like these down lights for under kitchen uppers.

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Consider a wall-mounted toilet. Wall-mounted toilets leave the space underneath clear, making it easy to mop, vacuum or sweep the floor. This means no more getting on your hands and knees trying to reach those tricky spots behind the base.

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Choose a toilet with a slide-off seat option. Many toilet seats now allow you to remove the plastic covers on the screws that affix the seat to the bowl and easily slide the seat off to clean this crucial spot. Most manufacturers offer this option; just read the fine print when choosing a toilet seat. This photo shows Kohler’s Quick-Release seat.

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6. Use a large-format tile or large porcelain slabs. The larger the tile, the less grout you have to clean. And in the case of large slabs like those you see here, no grout at all. This shower surround looks like Calacatta marble but is actually composed of thin porcelain slabs. “Thin slab porcelain does not require sealing and will retain its polished or honed finish under all types of conditions,” says the designer, Bonnie Bagley Catlin.

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7. Choose a water-spot-resistant glass coating for shower dividers. When I remodeled my own bathroom, the shower glass pros let me know about Clarvista, a protective coating for shower glass that resists water spots and is guaranteed for life. I still squeegee after every shower to keep things looking clean and use glass cleaner to give it a thorough cleaning about twice a month, but after eight months there are no signs of water spots.

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Creating easier surfaces for cleaning: 8. Pick a toilet with a skirted base. A skirted toilet has a base with a smooth profile all the way to the floor. This means none of those pipe shapes along the sides or other crevices where dust and toilet paper lint can collect. Those nooks and crannies often require some serious yoga positions just to reach them and are tough to get clean. Skirted bases make for a much easier and smoother wipe-down so you don’t have to hold your yoga position for very long.

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2. Consider quartz. Quartz is an engineered material that can be patterned to resemble natural stone — but without the porosity that makes stone more prone to scratching and staining. Quartz is easy to wipe down with soap and water.

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Honed counters in a light shade. But grays instead of cream.

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Beam over cabinets. Good idea in kitchen to separate Nook. Do from sink side to range side at the very end to Nook. Then do shiplap ceiling to the window.

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Gray counters. This is soapstone., but would rather do honed "black" granite.

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Love the height omg the vent hood.

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Vent hood hidden behind shaker cabinets.

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Header for entry to living room will need to be shorter to do feaux beam.

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Like shape and style of sink. Not copper, though.

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Love the stamped concrete addition on the left. But probably not cost-effective. Also really like the rocks around base of both buildings.

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Like the vault for Living room. This isn't too steep. Absolutely must run centered in room. This means framing in false vault on half closest to entrance.

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Blinds. Very minimal when rolled up, simple lines and opaque when down.

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Interesting "built-in" bed.

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Interesting way to bring width of seating in, but opening up with shelf behind.

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Window slider. Too big for kitchen/living room?

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I like a little Screened-in- Patio. But where?

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I know that I cannot afford this. But this "Atrium" design would be amazing for Living Room.

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Could do donor doors like this for Master Bath.

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Master windows?

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Windows are acceptable. Flipping with smaller opening section at top could be option.

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Interesting color FP surround, rather than more solid dark tone?

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Like the minimal trim of slider. Do double for Living Room.

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Actually really like molder at top edge of cabinets.

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Perfect me cubbie.

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Gray windows and doors.

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Variation of shaker.

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Gray doors!!!

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Love this window without framing

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Color of window!!!!

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16:12 pitch

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Do some small drawers in Laundry Room for inevitable misc o

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Visual of very light gray walls with white door trim.

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Extremely subtle gray hues. But I will not have the smooth glazed ceiling and walks.

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Nice combo of stationary glass with door opening glass.

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Shows tones of very light gray walks and ceiling. Gray windows. Then white backsplash.

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Nice gray colr palet with gray window framing.

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Maybe VERY LIGHT GRAY walks and possibly ceilings. Then one shade darker for cabinets?

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Ginormous sliders!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Nice floor to ceiling , without needing separate transom. But, cost?

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Huge Picturewindows below with operable venting windows at the top. Not very practical.

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Cool wood wrapped room.

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OMG!!!!! Cornered windows floor to ceiling for Master.!!!!

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Really good idea to use double opening doors for entry....... closet and study.

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Wire for Cat Shelves?

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Really like Gray windows!!!!

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Could put dresser/chest of drawers in closet.

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Maybe cool doors for patio?

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Visual of narrow ship lap style "wood" flooring?

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Accent wall using same material as floor.

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See the tall narrow cabinets beside vent hood. Might look like what I want on either side of kitchen sink.l

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Like cabinet style and topper.

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See "Shaker" cabinet doors with flat drawer fronts. Like this.

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DOUBLE SLIDER!!!

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