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jerinorris

Why add fabric window treatments to a bathroom

12 years ago
As you will see in the before picture, this beautiful bathroom lacked warmth. By updating the seat cushion and adding a fabric swag to the window the room took on a whole new look. It is now warm and comfortable. A true retreat for this homeowner
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  • 12 years ago
    Sorry, I agree with the concept but not the swag look at all.

    Comments (11)

    • 12 years ago
      I love what you did!!
      By Design LLC thanked sbrustein
    • 12 years ago
      That really does add to the bathroom!
      By Design LLC thanked twinkydink2014
    • 12 years ago
      I don't understand the basketweave pattern above and below the mirror. Is it wallpaper? Tile? Doesn't seem to compliment the other, more delicate wallpaper. It's also at odds with the granite.
      By Design LLC thanked leelee
    • PRO
      12 years ago
      It is a glass, metal and marble mix. Maybe the picture doesn't do it justice but it frames the mirror nicely. Thank you so much for the comment!
    • 12 years ago
      Absolutely beautiful!!
      By Design LLC thanked margaretelizabeththompson
    • 12 years ago
      I prefer it without the swag
      By Design LLC thanked bwco
    • 12 years ago
      Thanks for explaining the tile. Wonder why you didn't take it all the way down to the counter tops rather than add it on top of the another backsplash. I wish I could see a better picture of it--maybe it would look better?
      By Design LLC thanked leelee
    • PRO
      12 years ago
      We did that to add consistency with the tub deck. I'll try to get a better picture later today.
    • 12 years ago
      I agree.
      By Design LLC thanked Nancy Travisinteriors
    • PRO
      12 years ago
      LeeLee, Here is a better picture of the vanity area.
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