You can try to cram yourself into a small tub for a bath but why do that when you can replace it with a shower which atually has enough room for you? These photos show how that can look. It will be more convenient and comfortable when you’re not cramped. Bathing will start to be more pleasant.
Key Takeaways:
- San Diego homeowners have been slowly renovating their home room by room, starting with the dining room and living room before at last moving on to the master bath.
- Prior to renovation, the master bathroom was finished in beige and sand tones that didn’t suit their style. Cramped shower and lack of storage made the room dysfunctional for this family.
- The house owners placed a tub in their bathroom with an elegant outlook though there was a very little space.Porcelin tiles which looked like wood were layed to give a classy look. For additional shelves glass shelves were placed near the tub
“Drawers and open shelves provide plenty of storage, with the added height of the counter squeezing in a bit of additional space.”
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