Isn't this stunning?
June 30, 2009
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5 comments:
Oh yes indeedy! This is divine--it has everything I love: fabulous tiny tiles, the color yellow, and I'm such a sucker for that style of sink. what an amazing space!
I always appreciate it when designer and clients are brave enough to treat tile as wallpaper.
Wall-to-wall-mild-wildness!
I especially love the mirrors!
Stunning indeed! The looks is so cheerful and elegant. I wouldn't mind waking up and brushing my teeth in such a bathroom. One thing, through decorating experience, I have learned to never put a mirror to low, or too close to the sink. It's a recipe for disaster, particularly in a family bath. This is ideal, with small tiles and mirrors higher up. I also like the double ribbon effect for interest. Thanks for the eye candy :)
Wow. Amazing.
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