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After. A level bathroom floor paved the way for a freestanding tub. By removing the stairs, designer Bonnie Bagley Catlin had room to install a new tub and a larger walk-in shower for the family. The new layout uses the space better, Bagley Catlin says, and allowed the family to keep the existing windows. In fact, the windows are now highlighted.Wall paint: Take Five, Sherwin-Williams; tub: Monaco, Victoria + Albert; tub filler: Asilomar, California Faucets; chandelier: Alcott Hill; porcelain floor tiles: Spice, American Estates and South CypressRead more about this bathroom remodel

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After. A freestanding tub sits between a wall and a new glass-walled shower. The freestanding tub and the glass shower walls make the space feel more open, designer Natalie Clayman says. The bathroom also got a fresh coat of paint and a fun beaded chandelier during the remodel. Wall paint: Dewy, Sherwin-Williams; bathtub: Barclay Products; faucet: California Faucets; chandelier: Ro Sham BeauxRead more about this bathroom remodelFind feestanding tubs

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After. The large windows and chandelier highlight the new freestanding tub at the end of the long, narrow bathroom. Designer Lindsay Chambers created this new luxe look while still keeping one original component: brass. The brass can be found via the lighting, vanity hardware and faucets. Bathtub: Victoria + Albert; floor tile: Calacatta in a chevron pattern, Walker Zanger; cabinetry: custom Shaker; cabinet paint: Eggplant by Donald Kaufman Color; chandelier: Arctic Pear, Ochre; browse chandeliersRead more about this bathroom remodel

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