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10 Fashionable and Functional Curbless Showers

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Pro tip: When you are in the design and planning phase of your project, it is important to wire for the lights in just the right places. Too close to the wall and you will get a hot spot of light on the wall. Too far from the wall and you risk bumping your head. If you have a 24-inch-deep vanity and countertop, plan to hang your pendant lights 12 inches on center from the finished wall surface, accounting for drywall and tile. This location on your ceiling will put the lights roughly on center relative to the vanity.

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Pro tip: Cove lighting, which is the hidden light in the recess in the shower, is a great way to get even light throughout the day and night, even with the absence of natural ambient light. By using LED strip lighting in the 2700K to 3000K color temperature range, you will get a very natural-looking light, any time of day.

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Pendants at face level

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