Bathrooms

AFTER: A distressed off-white lacquer finish transformed that dowdy cabinet into a substantial statement. Notice that the original hardware, granite, mirror, sinks and plumbing fixtures remain. By adding beadboard to the end face and wrapping the base with a mold, the finisher created a whole new statement with minimal effort.

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Divine Kitchens LLC Save to Ideabook Email Photo Cost: Because the options for materials are so vast, it’s difficult to give a ballpark estimate, but Barsoum says a typical backsplash including labor and materials should run around $1,500 on the low end and $6,000 and up on the high end. She says you can get 3-by-6 ceramic tile for $3 per square foot and 3-by-6 blue marble for $70 per square foot.

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Add to ideabook by Rachel Mast Design 6. Textured glass enclosure. If you want privacy without the frosted look, try a glass with texture. The beautiful textures are enhanced with water running down the glass.

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Tempered hinged glass can give you the best of both worlds: the ability to reach the fixtures and the ability to keep water in the shower. Also, tempered ⅜-inch frameless glass is very durable.

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The silvery tile blocks

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floor might work in our front bath

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great idea for hair dryers

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