Bathroom Design
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Loved to have had a better background but photographers can't be choosers. Neighbours bathroom window will have to do.
My original shot was very much like this. But when you get down to opening it on the computer and you notice something like aa errant hair, well a retake is needed. So out came all the pieces again.
Happy Macro Mondays
Mango this morning in our bathroom...little did she know she would be getting the full Snapseed treatment and posted on Flickr! 👻
Oschiri - Centrale del Coghinas
Rolleicord Vb
Kodak TMax 100
Self developed - Bellini Hydrofen (Studional) 1+30 - 11' @ 19 °C
Agefix 1+7 - 10' @ 19 °C
Epson V500 (scanned from negative)
Decided to revisit some of the décor in my Linden home since its been a while. Since doing the original design I've learned some new skills, I can do basic meshes, and texture baking so I'm able to do better than before! I started small with just a custom vanity/cabinet piece, which turned out pretty good I think!
My new bathroom seen from the other angle towards the bathtub that i was standing in in the previous picture. Now i have poured water in it and take a lovely bath.
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The bathtub was bought from Colleen Desmoulins (Loft & Aria) earlier this year, as well the washing machine which was bought from Tigerfish Rain (objective showroom). The tumble dryer on the left is a few years old and that maker doesn't seem to be left in SL.
The plants on the wall above the bathtub and the plant shoots that have just started to grow in the window are newly purchased from Evadne Quintessa (Mithral Apothecary). The rugs are textures that i took (stolen) from the Swedish clothing and home furnishing company H&M (Hennes & Mauritz) website and are their Light Beige/Patterned bathroom rug series.
Location: kattinge / Nantucket Island, New England
Hasselblad 503 CX + Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm 2.8
Shanghai GP3 100 / Rodinal 1+25
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In our mid-terrace house we have the tiniest of bathrooms. About 2 years after we moved in we had a new champagne-coloured suite installed, which was exciting at the time, but we were never happy that the fitters didn't hide the pipes (and we didn't like the Artex walls we'd inherited!). So after more than 30 years we've been able to have a complete new bathroom fitted, including new tiles, floor and paintwork! There's been ups and downs along the way, but Mike and his team have always found ways to get round any problems. Here are the 'after' shots of our tiny new bathroom!!
(New kitchen planned with the same team soon!)
Aaand...this concludes bathroom week. On this one, I was both blessed by more space and damned by the toilet :) Client (designer) wanted just one shot of this bathroom, to encompass everything, so we pretty much had to go with this comp. (Believe me, the toilet was discussed!)
Two frames blended: One all-ambient frame for the right side, and a flashed frame (at about 1/100) for the left side. Wish I had gotten more detail in the tub interior...there was probably some contouring in there that could have been brought out.
Feedback and suggestions are always much appreciated...thank you!
All we need is a bathroom door and real window shades and we'll have ONE room done!
BEFORE photo here.
We moved the toilet, installed a clawfoot tub (to replace the shower stall), put in all new tile - and rebuilt the window trim and medicine cabinet. (whew!)