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A soft gray with beige undertones that is a perfect complement to most white marbles, such as Calacatta. It's a great solution. This elegant bathroom is painted in Benjamin Moore's Revere Pewter HC-172.

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Rounded shower enclosures such as this one take up less room than squared ones, making them ideal for baths in which square footage is at a premium. A slender cupboard in a sliver of free space offers just enough room to store sundries.

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Bathrooms Small Spaces - This narrow bath, a converted storage closet, proves that high style sometimes comes in small packages. The designers tucked the toilet and shower at opposite ends and kept the fixtures shallow. Graceful sconces and subway tile walls draw the eye upward; a mirror with a Greek key pattern on the frame expands the room visually.

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Old-fashioned claw-foot tubs are a great option for small baths. They tend to take up less floor area than traditional built-in tubs and create the illusion of more square footage, because the floor is visible beneath them.

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This built-in bench makes for easy cleaning. Because it extends out of the shower, there's no gap between the bench and the glass. Those small gaps can be a pain to clean.

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May River Custom Home - Palmetto Bluff, South Carolina

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May River Custom Home - Palmetto Bluff, South Carolina

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calm; serene; eclectic!!!!!!!!!!!

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