Shower. A 16-inch rain shower extends from inside the skylight well, reminiscent of a natural outdoor shower. “The crazy, beautiful idea of setting a large rain shower up into the skylight made this bathroom playful and luxurious,” Linnebach says. “It was one of those ‘Can we really do that?’ moments that really excited everyone. We took a risk, and now it’s the homeowner’s favorite feature.”Linnebach added a concealed vent in the skylight well to make sure moisture didn’t get trapped up there.Faux-wood tiles on the shower floor, walls and ceiling create a rich, organic feel without the hassle of maintaining real wood in a wet area. Linnebach meticulously placed each faux-wood tile so it would be almost impossible to spot individual tiles. The slender slat-like tiles on the floor mimic the look of a tatami mat. The other tiles are concrete.Large-format reuse concrete wall tile: Provenza Floors; Etic in Ulivo faux-wood tiles: Atlas Concorde; shower fixtures, Raindance wall bar and C-Therm trim: Hansgrohe
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we could do two drawers and a door... I prefer the look of just drawers but functionality? we will do the same with the mirror with a frame though. the vanity up will wrap up (stone)
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