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mirrored subway tiles

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Geometric. These tiles in a San Jose, California, kitchen look like angular fans or slices of origami paper laid one on top of the other. Tile: Half hex shape, Heath Ceramics

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dark step into the shower makes it disappear

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cabinet in between mirrors

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mirrors cedar frames

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2nd photo shiplap

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bathroom 1st photo shiplap

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Wall paint: Paper White, Benjamin Moore; cabinet paint: custom matched to Mindful Gray, Sherwin-Williams; pedestal tub: Signature Hardware; tub filler: Delta; light fixtures: Hudson Valley Lighting; countertop: Cashmere Carrara quartz, MSI International signature hardware tubs acrylic or porcelain

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Don’t forget the power of good lighting. Placing lights strategically is another way to make a compact master bathroom feel bigger. Use LED strip lighting to bathe entire walls and floors with a soft, diffused light that resembles daylight. Add lighting to the top of a concealed bulkhead or beneath a vanity, so the vanity appears to float. These are very effective methods of lighting a small en suite. Tip: Concealing the light source is a smart trick you might consider incorporating into your bathroom design — you’ll find that it visually extends the space.

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Backsplash: Midpark Mosaic, Marazzi; floor tile: Skybridge, Daltile; cabinet paint: Festoon Aqua SW 0019, Sherwin-Williams; hardware: Top Knobs

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Accent tile: Elecdrix, Alyse Edwards; field tile: Porcelanosa; floor tile: Calacatta Gold mini chevron, New Ravenna

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Stone resin bathtub SW-165 in Matte White: ADM; Odyssey 15¾-inch smoked-glass sconces in Carbide Black: Troy Lighting; hardware: Emtek; faucets: Dornbracht

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Filing cabinets are increasingly becoming obsolete as we live more paperless lives. However, those deep drawers can make for plentiful storage. This bathroom vanity was made from an old wooden filing cabinet with metal handles. A white marble top provides ample surface space, in addition to two sinks.

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Wall color: Worldly Gray, Sherwin-Williams; vanity color: Aesthetic White, Sherwin-Williams;​ countertop and shower surround: London Gray, Caesarstone; sconces and vanity hardware: Restoration Hardware; vanity, storage cabinet and mirror: Timeless Millwork

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LED lights on bottom of cabinets and around mirrors

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MIRROR MOLDING

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floating vanity

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5. DIY your own shiplap siding. If you’re trying to keep remodeling costs down and are handy with tools, you can save money on shiplap siding by making it yourself. For this Salt Lake City bathroom, homeowners Steven and Katie Schiffgen bought wood, had it cut to specified sizes and modified the pieces themselves. Then they used a nickel to space the boards evenly on the wall and nailed them in using a finish nail gun.

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Plank paint: Barely Teal 2048-70, Benjamin Moore; cabinet paint: custom mix of equal parts Provence and Florence, Annie Sloan; cabinet pulls: allen + roth via Lowe’s

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Open shower without door / rectangular drain

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Do you know the source of the sink vanity? he maker is Bette. You can find it with different stockists including CP Hart

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The Tile Room This is the Whaler's Grey 2" Marble Hex. Contact The Tile Room if you have any further questions (508) 325 4732. Looking forward to hearing from you! Scored Corian to look like shiplap

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the cast-iron tub was painted in Benjamin Moore’s dreamy Stratton Blue. Glass shower walls keep the room feeling open

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Window Treatment Nobody should be surprised to see that some clever designer found a way to make the fishing net work in an urbane, modern penthouse, but still, the sight inspires a breath of fresh air. And if ever there was a logical venue to try it out, it’s Florida.

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What make/model is the flooring? - What make/model is the flooring? Like 1 Comment PRO Avenue B Development This is simply 2" inch hexagonal carrara marble

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towel heater

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The kitchen cabinets are fitted with back-painted glass doors. Venn and the owners chose the color together.

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Exus natural window fashions -- shutters

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It’s acrylic with nickel posts, from Matthew Quinn Collection.”

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The shower enclosure was custom made by a window company that specializes in making steel casement windows for colleges and other institutional facilities. It’s similar to the large steel casement windows that the homeowner sees every day at work as she walks the hallways of her university administration building. Instead of a circular drain at one end of the shower, a stainless steel channel runs along the perimeter of the slate-tiled shower floor to keep water from pooling.

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Shower door: University Series, Hope’s Windows; mosaic tile: Etched Bianco Venatino, Waverly Tile

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