Powell-Shute Primary Bathroom

A similar, less heavy, wall treatment on the wall across from the bed could work.

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WINDOW TREATMENTS: What a single pattern in a room might do though we will have grass cloth above the vanity and our shade won't be quite so bold.

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WINDOW TREATMENTS: This roman blind rendition looks heavy but I think it's just the fabric choice. I don't mind that there isn't a valance, I don't think.

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WINDOW TREATMENTS: These roman blinds look quite nice, not too heavy for the room. Their background color basically is the same as the walls.

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WINDOW TREATMENTS: Several layers of treatments as an option though it probably adds formality which is not what I'm after.

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WINDOW TREATMENTS: Something seems off about this one. I think it's that the side panel rod doesn't go across, even though the drapes probably wouldn't span across it if it did. Just seems like they got cut off, which is not how one uk

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WINDOW TREATMENTS: Seeing rod go all the way across even if the drapes would not actually span the distance, unlike other photo I saved to demonstrate the opposite.

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WINDOW TREATMENTS: Truncated rod seems odd even though the side panels probably wouldn't reach across if it did.

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WINDOW TREATMENTS: Could have vanity area valance maybe a third of this height with the bottoms of the differing fabrics all aligned, say background color matching shade and accent color matching side panels in bedroom.

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Example of counter top w/Zen like bathroom

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* Jewelry Cabinet: earrings on door, rods from sides to hold necklaces, maybe mirror in the top back, then with flat counter below that to lay items down as deciding or when tired before bed. Also, like slanted, rimmed shelving at bottom though it looks like it could be a bit more tilted as perhaps the next pic shows. .

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CABINETS: Outside of closet on right side?

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Jewelry Cabinet: Upper and lower parts open separately; could store jewelry on top half, something. Hinges wouldn't have to carry so much weight then and might be more functional. Would like to only open one door though to get into contents, either upper or lower.

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Jewelry Cabinet: Wood at back of items (which door would be) as opposed to felt or velvet as it would be more durable but maybe not as inviting?

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Jewelry Cabinet: interior color consideration

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Jewelry Cabinet: would like some drawers but with shallowness, probably not. If so, would purchase dividers if found ones to fit.

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Jewelry Cabinet: Got me to thinking that pretty knobs could be used to hang necklaces from but they wouldn't be long enough for the volume that I need and space that I have

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MID-VALLEY TILE INTERESTS, #1: (Usually the identifying info will be first, followed by the tile pic(s) it is referencing. Sometimes you have to open the pic to see the cropped off reference.)

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MID-VALLEY TILE INTERESTS,#3: 2' x 4' slabs. Sarah at MVT didn't think it was mid-century. Husband said that he might be able to go for it especially if it were just on the top (or bottom) half of the shower.

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