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Leave wall bare?

6 years ago

This wall under our window (and opposite entry) feels bare to me but I also can't imagine what I'd hang that would be appropriately decorative. The bathroom is small - approx 8x8 with 8' ceiling. The window is a south-facing 6' wide awning, which in itself offers an ever-changing beautiful view of our backyard treetops. (Pic showing toilet is a reverse image - it was taken from the mirror to show the opposite side view of the wall.) Should I leave the wall bare?

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  • 6 years ago

    I would leave bare but I also would remove the little pictures to the right of the window and let the window be the "art".

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