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Solid shower curb

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White baseboards

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Used black faucets

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Dark window with WHITE

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Curb in shower

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Slats

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I like The niches, although there may not be room for them. Other than possibly above the toilet.

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Wood?

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Texture behind the mirrors, tall ceilings, cantilever bench, lit shelf in shower

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The two kinds of floor

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Stacked stone behind mirror

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Focal wall behind toilet

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Focal point behind mirror

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Interesting texture behind the mirror, but it looks like it might be hard to keep clean

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Track lighting is an interesting concept

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Stone carried into the other part of the bathroom

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Looks like they took a stone out of the shower on the floor

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Imaginative

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Would have done this pattern behind the mirrors, vertical instead of horizontal

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Up to the ceiling. Frosted door.

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I like the thick slab

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Gorgeous. And I like the different flooring and the lighting on the floor.

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These are good cubbies.

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If you just want it behind the mirrors, do you take it all the way down to the counter?

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This is what we have contemplated but not crazy about how this one looks

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Not the whole wall, but just behind the mirrors

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The textured surface

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The focal wall going to the ceiling

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Are these a round version of the mirror I like they look like they might be lit

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These are the vanity mirrors I like, but it precludes using the deep medicine chest. That’s already there.

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Hmmmm

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Frosted glass door on the bathroom

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Raw edge is earthy if one moves in that direction

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We have these in our son’s bath. Do not want.

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The mirror surround is a nice touch

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Note the middle mirror is longer. It could also be taller so if we stick a safe behind that something to think about.

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Vessel sinks, so lots of drawers. Thicker counter, nice touch and three mirrors across.

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His and hers heated towel racks

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Cabinet to the left of the sink is recessed, which makes it less overbearing. The magnifying mirror is attached on the left at a nice location without having to be hung off the cabinet.

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Vessel sink that does not have a slope to the counter

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Tall linen cabinet with interior lights next to makeup area. Not sure we can do that or would want to do it.

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All right so there’s three mirrors and there’s some extra drawers on the bottom and on the top and there are two sinks and it’s white

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So if we did something like this, then in that middle spot, I could stick the safe and we could get something that has a unique shape and hinge it. But I can’t do this and also have additional storage on top of the counter.

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I don’t like the color combinations that they selected, but I otherwise think this is an interesting approach, but the sinks are way too small

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Glass up to the ceiling, but then you lose the space behind again

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Could we get rid of the dark door into the toilet and put in a glass door but that is frosted and possibly carry it up to the ceiling like this one it would allow more light to come in cause there’s a window in a toilet room and it would remove all that dark wood

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Can’t see the cubbies

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Unique, architectural interest

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Accent wall but too bright and glass shelves look very pretty for about five seconds.

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Would prefer an elevated toilet, but not these

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Note also next to entry door. Cubby is obscured. I like that the bench is not solid to the floor, but I worry about mold growth underneath it.

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Cubby lip

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Pony walls

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Oil rubbed bronze? Doors are similar, but they have white surround.

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This is also angled and because it has 2/2 walls you can have his and hers towel warmers

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Shape. Like ours it is between the door and the window.

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Different shape

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Diagonal

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Towel, warmer and frosted glass doors on the bathroom

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Similar to current one but with edge cabinets

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linear cubby?

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clean lines serene but too beige

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Like the glass but going to be a pain to clean

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Ick BUT pull outs left and right?

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Less glass

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Heated towel bar

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Consider contrast behind mirrors

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Drain

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Pony wall allows towel warmer

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Heated towel bar

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Floor mount towel warmer

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Towel warmer

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Fabulous idea

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Pebble floor

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Towel hooks within reach. Glass door opens in. Zero entry.

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