Converting a Split-Personality Bathroom
In this bathroom, hard edges are tempered with soft touches.
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Sura Malaga-Strachan shows a New Jersey bathroom that's all about contrast. Hard industrial edges are tempered with soft design touches.
For instance, the dusty celadon walls and a stainless steel ceiling are countered with ruffles of Roman shades on the windows. Across the floors and along the walls is Durango limestone, which has a shiny texture. The entire room is drama played in a beautiful contrast. Frosted windows on one side of the bathroom give privacy without sacrificing light or an open feel. The 180-degree curved glass shower contains no less than 10 shower heads.
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Website: www.suramalaga.com
- Sura Malaga-Strachan, ASID
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