How would you configure this bathroom?
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Comments (11)Thanks for reaffirming what we had pretty much decided on already. I still have some concerns with the vanity area. It can be upto 94" in length. Hubby is worried it will look like a runway and end up being a major drop zone. (Current vanity is 84" in length so I don't think the additional 10" will make that much difference.) Any suggestions on configuration for the vanity. Again I am hampered a bit by the window that is 30" in from the wall. It has always made the first sink feel crowded (plus the door swung in to whoever was standing there). Would there be enough room to have a make up vanity approx 24" between the two sinks? I'd appreciate any guidance....See MoreHow would you grout this bathroom floor?
Comments (16)I've never understood the concept of using a dirty color grout so the dirt doesn't show. If the grout is dirty it needs to be cleaned, and that is easier seen if the grout if white. Besides, this style of tile is an attempt to duplicate a marble installation. You would never use a contrasting grout on a marble installation....See MoreHow would you modernize bathroom?
Comments (17)I think I'd start with just painting the walls a soft white or very pale taupe maybe. To me it's too much peachy beige going on. Is the wood trim consistent throughout the house? If so, I'd leave it (unless you want to tackle the whole house) and the vanity. If not, then you could consider painting the trim, vanity, door, etc. Assuming you don't want to re-do the flooring, I'd want to know if the tile runs under the vanity before considering replacing it with a single sink model. The mirror situation is tricky. I'd be tempted to just leave them or maybe just remove the one on the angled wall and have a single mirror on the flat wall, even though the second sink isn't centered on it. I think no matter what you do, if you keep the two sinks on this vanity, the mirror situation is going to be a little weird, but that's ok....See Morehow would you remodel this bathroom?
Comments (4)The sky is the limit. Start by googling inspirational photos. Do you know your color scheme? Start with that. I would want to remove the soffet if possible. I would use a smaller vanity without the banjo over the toilet....See MoreRelated Professionals
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