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Bathroom accessories advice please

8 years ago

We have three bathrooms to be finished - going shopping tomorrow - any suggestions for finishing touches - linens, window treatments, colours etc? Thanks for the help

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studio10001
8 years ago
You may find choosing one deep neutral per bath helpful in organizing laundry. Reed shades will go with all rooms.
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