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Love how the vertical tile is countered by the wide rectangular drawers. I’d prefer a warmer wood tone tho.

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Love this tone of wood but would do with more brighter accent shades because I don’t like this putty color on the walls.

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Love how the blue is less obvious and is just the floor (tho I’d never do that because all the hair/dust/dog fur would be super visible). Also love the herringbone pattern with the tile.

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Again with the blue and gray/white

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Love this clean blue and gray/white palette.

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I like this blue and how the gray tile tones it down. I think white tile would almost make the blue seem too blue but this makes it feel more subtle while still incorporating a lot of color.

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This is a shade of blue I could go for.

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I don’t like the tone of the wood (too yellow) but otherwise really like the bright clean feel of this wood amd white look. I really like those extra-shiny subway tiles.

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Saving this because I DONT like it. This, to me, is too much blue. Just thought it would be helpful to know what I don’t like! Lol

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Sending this as a similar example of the “U” shaped sink I was trying to describe. We can get this shape in the solid surface counters we liked where it is seamless like this sink.

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I still LOVE this bathroom for how clean and fresh it looks. But this is the one where it concerns me that the bathroom door amd the linen closet door would be different tones of wood. Also, I like the gold but wonder how nickel would look too.

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I like the palette (without the red). The blue cabinets look nice with the gray tile and the white makes it feel clean and bright.

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This kitchen went all stainless with the fixtures and it still looks fantastic with the copper hood. Should we consider this since stainless is so much less expensive?

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