Fife steading conversion Transitional Bathroom
Classic country bathroom.
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Example of a transitional stone tile limestone floor and beige floor drop-in bathtub design in Other with a wall-mount sink, a wall-mount toilet and blue walls — Houzz
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Beth Thompson wrote:
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Would love the name and make of the blue paint!!
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dkassak
The picture looks blue and the swatch looks green. Which is it? Is the picture showing the color correctly?
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pinkcedar1 wrote:
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I specified the paint and it is definitely F&B Teresa's Green. It does look a bit bluer in the picture which is probably the lights the photographer used.
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whiteleghorn
I have an NE facing room and often that colour is definitely blue, and in the morning light is greener
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7281makaa wrote:
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Hi it is Teresa's green from Farrow and Ball but it looks quite different in this image due to the lighting.
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squared30
At What height was the toilet hung
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Kate Samson wrote:
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Hi, it's tongue & groove or V line which you can buy from a builders merchant. You can paint IT with a waterproof paint so it's splash proof but it's not suitable for in a wet area such as a shower
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Kate Samson
Thank you! I'm guessing that boat paint would work?
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kens11111 wrote:
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Hi, I am so sorry for the delay in replying, I had missed this question when it came through. Yes, the window is a velux and that is who we normally use. We are based in the UK so we aren't aware of any other brands here. I think you are based in the US, I hope your builder has been able to help. Sorry I can't be more helpful! Thanks
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Jason Durham wrote:
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Apologies for the slow reply, I have just seen your question. The panelling is the same colour but it is in an eggshell finish and the walls are in emulsion which is why they have come up differently in a photograph.
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salgaljacobs wrote:
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The limestone at the sides is about 4 inches yes.
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vickiamidon wrote:
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Hi very sorry for the delay in replying. It is a velux.
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sgosseli wrote:
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Here you are. The taps can be drilled in various locations depending on what best suits your bathroom. http://www.cphart.co.uk/bathrooms/baths/inset_baths/jazz_baths_four_steel_bath
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Hi, they are made from limestone from a local supplier. Any good stone supplier or kitchen worktop supplier would be able to template limestone/marble or travertine for you in this way to go around a bath and for floor tiles. Good luck!
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3. Finish with a soothing color. Don’t be afraid to use color in a small bathroom. This duck egg blue used on the ceiling, walls and paneling lengthens the room by drawing the eye out through the windows. And isn’t it the most restful of shades to boot?Paint: Teresa’s Green, Farrow & Ball See more ways with duck egg blue
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