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Boy Holding Nose Sculpture - Primitive Kitschy Figurine Bathroom Decor

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Lavish Home 100% Cotton Trellis Bathroom Mat, 24x60 inches, White

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Bohemian Harput Vintage - 7' 10" x 7' 10" Area Rug

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It will be herringbone pattern of the top two rows of subways in the picture attached in 3x18 size tiles.other bathroom walls just white polished tiles stacked in 12x24 with white grout to keep it clean and just the grey floor and singular wall as the focal. I guess my two questions are 1. Is 3x18 a good size to achieve the look I’m going for and 2. Being that the grey tiles are not solid but several shades of grey and some white marbleizing should the grout be white or grey? And if grey which shade.. darker or lighter? I felt like the tile is so busy I don’t need a contrasting white grout there’s enough going on already .. I matched up a grout to the darker grey color for now but I’m wondering if that was the correct thing to do ...

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Reply to: It will be herringbone pattern of the top two rows of subways in the picture attached in 3x18 size tiles.other bathroom walls just white polished tiles stacked in 12x24 with white grout to keep it clean and just the grey floor and singular wall as the focal. I guess my two questions are 1. Is 3x18 a good size to achieve the look I’m going for and 2. Being that the grey tiles are not solid but several shades of grey and some white marbleizing should the grout be white or grey? And if grey which shade.. darker or lighter? I felt like the tile is so busy I don’t need a contrasting white grout there’s enough going on already .. I matched up a grout to the darker grey color for now but I’m wondering if that was the correct thing to do ...

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Game time decision on bathroom pony wall

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We just remodeled our master bath. Our new shower is 45”W x 63”L and has a 45”W x 13”D bench (open underneath at one end. It has glass windows on 3 sides, which makes it feel larger. It doesn’t feel small, but I wish it were a little bit larger. We were constrained with the size, so this was the best we could do. It is certainly sufficient for a single shower, but I would have liked 6” extra on the width and length. If I had the space, I would make a steam shower that has two benches and is large enough for two people to sit in the steam together and face each other and chat like you can do at a nice spa!

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Reply to: We just remodeled our master bath. Our new shower is 45”W x 63”L and has a 45”W x 13”D bench (open underneath at one end. It has glass windows on 3 sides, which makes it feel larger. It doesn’t feel small, but I wish it were a little bit larger. We were constrained with the size, so this was the best we could do. It is certainly sufficient for a single shower, but I would have liked 6” extra on the width and length. If I had the space, I would make a steam shower that has two benches and is large enough for two people to sit in the steam together and face each other and chat like you can do at a nice spa!

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Paper Rope Storage Totes, 4-Piece Set, Beige

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Accentrics Home White Bathroom Storage Accent With Baskets DS-A049-857

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Bench

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GDF Studio Nicoletta Tufted Fabric Settee Loveseat, Dark Teal

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Uttermost Jayden Mirror

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Aubrey Glass 22" x 34" Rectangular Wall Mirror

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Sparkle 36" Contemporary Round Mirror, Clear

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Sparkle 31.5" Contemporary Round Mirror, Clear

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American Made Safari Silver Beveled Wall Mirror, 25.5"x29.5"

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Rattan Coiled Rectangular Wall Mirror, Natural

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Zimlay Traditional Black Metal Wall Storage Rack 97242

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Kosas Aureli Tufted 46" Bench

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GDF Studio Mid-Century Modern Fabric Upholstered Bench, Dark Teal

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Varaluz 285B01DOBL 1-Light Bath Rio Lobo Dark Oak/Black

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Magnolia Cabinet and Furniture Knob, Gray, Single

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Uttermost 22484 Brandon 1 Light Nickel Plated Wall Sconce

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Calypso 1 Light Crystal Teardrop Chrome Semi-Flush

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1-Light Transitional Semi-Flush Mount Ceiling Light, Oil Rubbed Bronze

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Avara 2-Light Semi-Flush, Oil Rubbed Bronze

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Chloe Lighting Gwen Transitional Oil Rubbed Bronze 2 Light Ceiling Fixture

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I'm so glad I pushed and had it redone. Actually the GC was really great about it and the tiler no longer works for him. Here are some pics of the final project. Bad lighting today but you get the idea. You can zoom in on the tile to see the crackle. Good luck!

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Reply to: I'm so glad I pushed and had it redone. Actually the GC was really great about it and the tiler no longer works for him. Here are some pics of the final project. Bad lighting today but you get the idea. You can zoom in on the tile to see the crackle. Good luck!

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