BATHROOMS

Floor something like this in 3 guest bathrooms?

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Used the same tile but in a different format from shower to bathroom

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Like the continuation of the same flooring throughout shower and bathroom

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Medicine cabinet idea

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Showers that are 36 inches (92 centimeters) deep and 48 inches (122 centimeters) wide are very comfortable for most people, especially if they have a built-in seat.

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I really like the size of this tile and the way it is laid.

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Like the gray tile, black cabinets, and white countertop and tub for master bath

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I like this lighting idea

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Like this tile

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shallow cabinet over toilet for master

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Guest bath #1? Black wall tile measuring 12 by 24 inches in a straight-lay pattern with black grout in the shower, combined with a partial glass door framed in black metal, gives the room a bold look.

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Like the walls and the floor

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Like the black and white

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Does this add cost? Floating double vanities. We’re seeing a rise in popularity of double floating vanities among the Houzz community. And it’s easy to see why. Floating a vanity frees up floor space to give the appearance of more room, and makes cleaning the floor easier than with a furniture-style vanity with legs that can trap dust.

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Powder room? Guest bath #1?

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Master bath shower! Do this ledge! 26. Shower ledges. Many designers feel that installing a shower ledge is more straightforward than installing a niche, because a ledge requires only building out a few inches into the shower space instead of carving out space between studs. Run your ledge along the length of your shower stall, as designer Katy Popple did here, and you’ll have tons of space for shower essentials.

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Another black and white bath

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