Bathrooms
When it comes to the right number of finishes for an open-plan room, it’s generally wise to use no fewer than three and no more than five. And remember, when choosing finishes it’s important to create a balanced look. If, for example, you have a lot of hard materials, such as stone, in the kitchen, balance them out with curves and warm materials, such as wood, in the dining and living areas.
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.
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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BEFORE PICTURE
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Aesthetically, the large-format tiles yield a previously unattainable level of seamlessness. By almost eliminating grout lines, spaces appear larger and more streamlined. The overall effect creates a high-end feel.
Large-format porcelain tiles
These wafer-fine, large-format porcelain products are resistant to heat, scratching, chemical damage and staining, and they can be laid on horizontal and vertical surfaces, which makes them suitable for an incredibly wide range of applications in all wet areas, including kitchens and bathroom
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Resource: American Shower Door
The door molding is tile
the step-up shower!
the sink
the wood tub base
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