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Wishlist: A pocket door would add untold space to this bathroom. The door swings in and fills the whole space. Also if you look at the light above the sink it has a plaque looking thing behind it. It's there because the wiring for lighting doesn't line up with the center of the sink. We couldn't move the electric box because there's a freaking stud and it would cost too much money. The answer we came up with was this plaque that could hide the wiring so the fixture could be centered. I really want to fix this so I can have a normal looking light fixture.
My bathroom. One of the perks of my apartment is there's two full bathrooms. If you look in the mirror, you can see my shower/tub.
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This is probably the pinkest room on the face of the planet. Grandmama always says that she wanted a pink house because when she was a little girl, she didn't have any pink. Now she has a very pink house and this is the very pink bathroom.
The plug is situated way too far in on the six. To try to fix the cord issue, I found a short surge protector where you can wrap the cord up behind the unit to the length you want. Then I velcroed it to the side of the sink vanity and plugged everything in. I also moved the clock radio to behind the toilet. It looks better on the top of the sink but the side still frustrates me. I think I'm going to try some sort of cord concealer like they use for computer wires.
An exclusively designed Bathroom with a touch of lighter shade and Proper Space planning...
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Here's the same bathroom after we removed the tile, added a big skylight to bring in lots of natural light, wainscoting on the walls, hardwood floors and new cabinetry.
This 20 foot Cargo Mate bathroom trailer has three separate restrooms with ceramic pedal flush toilets, solid surface countertops with stainless steel sinks offering both hot and cold running water, self-closing faucets, soap dispensers, shatterproof mirrors, air conditioning, and many other features. It is also winterized so that it can handle extreme temperatures.
This small and out-dated bathroom needed a face lift. The corner shower unit was too small and leaked. We proposed a custom shower that would maximize the existing space. The fixtures and flooring were removed. A half wall was constructed for esthetics and to offer some privacy. The custom shower with the glass surround now adds form and function. A coordinating tile was chosen for the floor and painted wood baseboard for the trim. The walls were painted, a new replacement window was added, and a new vanity and toilet were installed. Although the shower area grew substantially, the bathroom feels bigger. The half wall helps to define the shower space and the monochromatic color scheme pulls it all together.