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Monica Sykora
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Pendant lights

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long shelf in shower

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GORGEOUS

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corrugated ceiling tile?

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tin tiles around mirror?

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ceiling tile with wood crown

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tin cornice over tile

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cork floor

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weave tiles on floor, cobalt squares for shower floor, and subway tile on shower wall

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hand painted shower tile

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Plaid tile

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Letters

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Tile above wainscotfing

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Towel bar on glass door

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And while there’s less de­mand for steam show­ers to­day, you should al­ways con­sider one, es­pe­cially if you have a home gym that you use reg­u­larly. Keep in mind: Steam show­ers can eas­ily add sev­eral thou­sand dol­lars to the cost of a project. And don’t try to save money by un­der­siz­ing the steam gen­er­a­tor. Make sure you cal­cu­late the cu­bic vol­ume, not just the square footage, of the shower space and then go by the man­u­fac­tur­er’s rec­om­men­da­tion for size. Also, make sure the gen­er­a­tor is lo­cated in an ac­ces­si­ble spot, a place that work­ers can get to eas­ily. Steam gen­er­a­tors are ma­chines, and any ma­chine can fail, no mat­ter what its age is.

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con­sider spend­ing a few hun­dred dol­lars ex­tra to add proper light­ing, a fog-free mir­ror and a place for a ra­zor and shav­ing cream.

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Cubbies in shower

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Grab bar

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yellow walls

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towel bar

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ha. clear tub. why not?

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yuck

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wall faucet

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hex on wall

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subway tile with colored grout

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