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nice flush panel door -- nice veneer.

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replacement for slate?

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Tip: Tiling can make or break a bathroom. If you want a contemporary-looking shower, employ a craftsman tiler to miter the tiles, rather than installing prefabricated edging — this will create a seamless-looking niche.

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duravit sink on countertop + wood+mosiacs

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grey tiles

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niche aligned w. tile

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shelf below mirror

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Shelf + mosaic tiles

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Overlapping wall tiles

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Shelf underneath mirror

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Shelf underneath mirrored medicine closet

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Corrugated iron shower stall

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niche+alignment with tiles

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grey mosaics

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Simple, grey and white ?porcelain? tiles

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Another niche same size as tile and aligned w. tile pattern.

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Shelf/niche the same size and aligned with tile pattern

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Look at how simple and clean lined this shower is — the shower niche is exactly in between two tiles. This is no coincidence; planning ahead can make the difference between a sloppy look and a clean look. If you're aiming for a polished shower layout, make sure you and your installer know exactly where every tile will lie before framing starts.

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Niche with mitered tile edges and niche size is exactly the size of the tile. Gives a very neat look altogether

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feature wall

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minerit panels on the floor

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bathroom w. cedar + tile

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small shower

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Shelf on opposite wall, running all the way along that wall...

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Cedar on shower walls..

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Wood slat shower

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ipe shower stall

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clean walls

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venetian plaster

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venetian plaster fireplace surround

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reclaimde slate counter(top) for $100

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bleached plywood ceilings

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concrete shower

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great tile layout -- whole tiles up to the niche

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wooden shelve in bathroom

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3x1 marble mosaics on wall

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wood in shower

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narrow douglas fir trim

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black/brown mosaic tile + shelves and bench

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Back-painted glass panels.

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pietra serena - warning must be sealed correctly or will stain

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shiplapped painted wood walls

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Walls are back painted glass

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plywood panel on bath side

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wood and tile in bathroom

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The kitchen and the bathroom were both tiled in the same glass tile — in different shades — to connect the spaces. Tile: Glass mosaic, Trend Vitreo collection; flooring: porcelain, Cotto d'Este

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The light-colored tiles are glass, the black are stone

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curved wall w. mosaic tiles

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nice color scheme

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For those who want a more contemporary look or who are seeking an alternative to wall tile, check out this stunning bright green back-painted glass wall. This is a terrific choice for a shower when you don't want to see a grid of tile grout lines but still need a waterproofed wall. I imagine a good installation job is crucial, though, to make sure the seams stay watertight.

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Backpainted glass is my favorite way to get a modern, glossy surface in the shower or bath, and the technique offers limitless color options. Conventional glass is painted on the back side, then adhered to a substrate with adhesives designed for mirror installations or mounted using top and bottom tracks.Glass gets the green check mark, as it's made of natural materials and is durable, long-lasting and easy to clean with nontoxic cleansers. A large glass panel is another uniform surface without joints, making maintenance minimal.

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fireplace -- is it concrete-washed brick?

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wall taps

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no backsplash

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sliding barn doors in front of stacked washer-dryer

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black and white bathroom

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black and white -- black wooden siding

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tile, plywood and plaster

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integrated shelving above toilet matches vanity material/wood?

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cool shower lighting

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