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Master bath

8 years ago

I've gutted this room and want to make it into a spa setting with a sink and makeup vanity! Bath tub and shower or just a shower.
All advice will be appreciated.

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Bartels Doors & Hardware
8 years ago
Maybe a reconfiguration is required...a large shower is ideal for a spa like bathroom. Unless you have kids or a need for a tub, turn the shower into the focal point!

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Sara Carte
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
I really like this the only change I would suggest is put in a freestanding tub like this one to give that spa feel.
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Just a big, nice shower, you have space for double sink also.

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