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Hideaway ironing board!

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Interesting alternative to medicine cabinet.

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Open shower would be wheelchair-accessible.

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"Curbless shower" with trench drain. (This one is smaller than the one I want.) Plus I don't need a door.

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Relationship of sink to shower with half wall with glass is like the layout of the en suite in Jeff's plan. I like the glass half wall; it would help the room feel larger and the light from both windows will be pretty.

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I like the blond wood cabinet. The neutral greyish tile combined with white is somewhat appealing to me.

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Mirrored cabinet - I want a tri-fold mirror. I like this one that has no frame.

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Tall sconces on either side of mirror

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If I go with white walls, this is a pretty white.

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Floor tile and wall color are a possibility for en suite.

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Color scheme

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Color scheme

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Color scheme - white with light aqua

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I like the look of the glass shelves, though I'm not sure I'd dust them. The wall treatment is intesterting, too.

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Extendable magnifying mirror

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The inset and shelf in the wall are a clean solution compared to a lot of wall niches and nooks I've seen

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Space under sink and folding bench in shower offer wheelchair accessibility

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This type of drawer would be handy.

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Folding bench and floor

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While the sink style is not to my liking, I do like the fact that the sink rises in the back so no backsplash is needed.

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Bath 2 I like this clean look and the lighting for a small bath.

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I like the mosaic accent wall and the plainness and uniformity of the rest of the room.

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I like the glass that etched part-way up.

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I prefer corner shelves in the shower to an inset in the wall, though I think a thick glass shelf is handsomer than a white shelf.

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Narrow shower - trench drain - slinline handheld shower

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