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kellie_smith100

Asymmetrical Exterior

5 years ago

Hello! We are renovating our home (staying in existing footprint) and adding a master bath room. The location of the shower would require us to either remove the large window , or have a large awkward window IN THE shower (facing the street, not really an option). Obviously I would like to remove the window, however that will throw off the exterior symmetry of the house. The first floor will already be asymmetrical (I’m OK with that)but having both floors looks bad. Any ideas?

I must also note that due to FEMA and town regulations we are VERY limited to the amount of money we’re allowed to spend on the renovations which has caused us to keep existing

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