Do these sconces work for our master bath?
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Comments (63)catkin: Wow! I can't believe it, but I DO know the answer to your question about the paneled wall! They actually used both: they used 1/2" high grade on the wall with the towel rack, that extends from the shower. It has the applied mouldings. They had to use the 1/4" behind the toilet. If they had used the thicker, I believe they said that it would make the toilet sit too far away from the wall, and the drain/bolts wouldn't match up, if that makes sense (I am probably saying it wrong...I understand it, but I hope you can figure out what I'm talking about). I don't know what "luan" is. The 1/4" was thin enough to not compromise the position of the toilet. We kept it simpler behind the toilet, with just a top moulding, since the area is so tight there. Patti...See MoreFeedback on our master bath
Comments (2)With regard to the towel bars, there is no room to have towel bars anywhere else unless you do through-the glass mounted towel bars on the shower enclosure itself, which I think would defeat the purpose of the clear glass shower. So unless you are going to throw your towels right into a dryer they need a place to hang. Aesthetically, I think with the various things you have going on, the white wainscot is the odd man out. It doesn't particularly tie in with anything, and to have it only on the toilet area end of the bathroom and not on the wall where the towel bars are isolates it even more. Personally I would probably use the backsplash tile as the wainscot all around. Or if you want the wood wainscot, do it all around and paint it a color other than white, because the only white thing in there is going to be the toilet....See MoreNeed quick answer re: height of sconces over vanity in master bath
Comments (17)Well, we settled on mounting the center of the fixture (the round part that mounts to the wall over the electrical box) at 63", which then puts the very top of the fixture at 70" and the center of the light source at around 67". I sure hope I made the right decision. The contractor/designer's suggestion was 5" taller than the 63". That just seemed too high for me. The electrician has set the electrical boxes and the piping for the wiring, but I'm still second guessing myself. Yikes!!!...See MorePerplexed by proportions: master bath mirror and sconces
Comments (8)Geez Louise, I'm back nearly 3 months later, still pondering this--yikes. Until now, I'd planned to cover most of the vanity wall in a plain wall mirror. But now that my GC covered the entire wall (!) in Porcelanosa Madagascar Blanco tile, I almost hate to cover it up! So now thinking of doing a pared-down single mirror or a pair of mirrors (something I was not keen on previously). But proportion seems a foreign language to me. I cannot figure out what size or shape mirror would look right in this space. Help? FWIW, the floating vanity (which will have clear-coated walnut drawer fronts) is 56" wide and is mounted 36" above floor. The Porcelanosa tile tops out at 7 feet and there's a sloped ceiling above. That giant light switch box is even more annoying in person, yeesh....See MoreJoanna
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