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Wood surfaces are a comfort and warm addition even to bathrooms. Here are some examples on how to proceed when planning your modern bathroom remodel. *** When you think about designing your bathroom, the last material that you’d want to use is wood, correct? Wood and wet floors aren ’t a great combination, you might assume, especially in a room that may not have the best ventilation in your home. I’m here to argue something completely unexpected. Wood, when chosen carefully, can be a wonderful option for a modern bathroom . It is not only a surprisingly elegant choice , but it’s a worthwhile investment as well. With the right wood, you’ll create a seamless, safe, and long-lasting backdrop for your interior design choices , but one that is especially aligned with contemporary sustainability standards and an outstandingly up-to-date look and feel. In this article, we’ll explore all of the ways that wood can augment your bathroom, from shower tiles to siding, from floors to accent furnit...

SO FRESH & SO CLEAN: Art adds tons of class to a bathroom ... just make sure you have good extraction. Cindy McClure, who works her aesthetic magic at Washington firm Grossmueller 's Design, is one of the US' top interior designers . Here she answers questions about renovating bathrooms ...  I'd like to remodel my very small master bathroom by removing the tub and replacing it with a walk-in shower. Will this affect selling potential down the road? What I am finding is that more owners are looking for more luxurious showers rather than tubs in the master. In speaking with real estate agents that I know, so long as there is another bathroom with a tub, it doesn't hurt resale and can even help to have a great shower. We have a bathroom without a fan. It has a window, but we never open it (it's in the shower - that is the last place I'd want to open a window). I always see framed artwork in bathrooms in shelter magazines. How practical is this in rooms with ...

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Bedrooms: 2 UPVC entrance door with decorative obscure glass panel Hallway Radiator. Fuse box. Thermostat. Ceiling light point . Smoke alarm. Power points. Bedroom 1: 4.39m x 3.58m (14’4”x 11’8”) UPVC bay window with obscure decorative top sections . Radiator. Ceiling light point . Power points. Bedroom 2: 3.70m x3.45m (12’1”x 11’3”) UPVC bay window with obscure decorative top sections . Radiator. Ceiling light point . Power points. Bathroom: 2.56m x 2.06m (8’4” x 6’9”) UPVC obscure side window . Tiled floor. 3/4 tiled walls. Radiator. Ceiling light points . Low level W.C. Pedestal was hand basin with hot & cold taps. Panelled bath with shower screen and mixer tap with shower attachment. Hatch to roof space. Kitchen: 3.95m x 3.01m (12’11”x 9’10”) Range of floor standing and wall hung cupboards . Wood effect work surfaces . Tiled surround. Integrated oven and hob. Extractor fan. Space for fridge/freezer. Space for washing machine. Wall mounted ‘Glow worm’ boiler. Ceiling light p...