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Of course, a few challenges do arise with wood shower floors. Apart from being slippery, wood and constant water don't exactly go hand in hand. That's why it's best to go with tropical woods, like teak, ipe or massaranduba, which are naturally water resistant (though naturally pricier, too).

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pour finir au-dessus des armoires qui viendront devant la toilette.

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Here, a lighter stained wood floor effortlessly emboldens the ash-colored tilework.

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Dark, rich stained woods create a bold design statement even in light-happy modern spaces.

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Because water trickles through the slats into a large shower pan, a wood floor conceals unsightly drains, making way for a fluid, minimalist statement. With less splash back, a doorless, no-threshold shower works perfectly in a small space.

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