Occasionally, I see photos of baths that are quite unusual. In the case of today’s image, the “set” suggests an archeological site with column fragments re-purposed as tables and realistic wall paintings rubbed into plaster (frescoes). The deep stone tub and rustic floor suggest a classic setting using architectural materials and elements to give the room structure, texture and define its design style.
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The Contractor: Start by asking friends or colleagues for references and check them carefully.
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A simple idea: Plan to hang your towels in a convenient location near the shower or towel bars or several hooks.
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When planning a project set realistic time frames. Knowing what to expect before you embark on a project will help you plan and avoid frustration and surprise.
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The layout and function should accommodate your personal habits and rituals. Think about this as you are planning your bath.
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Lighting is subtle but critical because it impacts how well you function in your space. Plan carefully and use dimmers.
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