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| Round mirrors simulate portholes in a ship |
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| Louvered cornice board over Tub/shower; Boat cleat for towel holder; terrycloth shower curtain |
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| Door from bedroom |
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| Textured glass panel door allows light from bedroom into the small, windowless bathroom while maintaining privacy. A pair of nautical-flavored lights over each lavatory, a light over the tub/shower, and another light over the water closet lights up this bathroom along with the reflective quality of the white beaded board walls and ceiling. |
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| Open lower shelf makes towels, scales easily accessible and lightens up the 8 foot long cabinet |
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| Simplistic design works in this small bathroom |
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| Built-in toilet paper & magazine holder for narrow space |
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| Double lavoratory vanity with maple counter top |
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melodysmuse I wanted to warm up all the white with the wood top which is sealed with many coats of marine varnish to protect it from moisture. The recessed ring pull hardware is used on boats and ships where space is at a premium and you don't need hardware sticking out to catch on things. My idea of a theme bathroom is not one of fish and mermaids, but by using materials normally used such as the lighting, hardware, colors. The round swivel mirrors above the lavs are to simulate portholes on a ship. |
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DECOmyplace simply gorgeous, the wood top is a great idea. |
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| 1938 Boat Clock from WWII ship made by famous Chelsea Clocks |
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| Louvered cornice board over Tub/shower continues a nautical touch |
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| Blues and beiges in the floor tile suggests beach colors |
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| Brackets under tall wall cabinet "supports" it without taking up needed counter space |
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| Full length mirrored closet door reflects more light and helps open up the space while providing a head-to-toe check of your appearance |
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