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Is that a picture above the bath or a window treatment?

10 years ago

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Jonathan Stanton, Inc
10 years ago
The window is a 3/4" thick piece of glass that has been sandblasted on both sides to give the trees a 3D look. The sandblasting gives the bathroom more privacy without losing the natural daylight. It looks really nice at night when the exterior light shines on the window.

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