Transitional Moroccan Industrial Bath
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Transitional Moroccan Industrial Bath Chicago

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Bryan Flynn wrote:
I noticed a glass enclosure added to the tub rather than a tub rip and - Ok
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Becky Harris added this to Room of the Day: A Moroccan, Traditional and Industrial Mix
Room at a GlanceWho uses it: Adult daughters home for a visit, other overnight guestsLocation: Glen Ellyn, IllinoisSize: 52 square feet (just under 5 square meters)Designer: Susan Klimala of The Kitchen Studio of Glen EllynBEFORE: The 1970s fixtures and finishes were way past their prime. “My clients’ daughters had used it as teenagers, and it had sustained a lot of wear and tear,” Klimala says. “And there was nothing comfortable about the toilet or bathtub.”
brennamedia added this to Before and After: Tubs That Say Hello to Glass
4. Uncomfortable to RelaxedBathroom at a GlanceWho uses it: Adult daughters home for a visit and other overnight guestsLocation: Glen Ellyn, IllinoisSize: 52 square feet (4.8 square meters)Before: The 1970s design wasn’t aesthetically pleasing to the client, and the 1970s toilet and tub were far from comfortable.
brennamedia added this to Before and After: 9 Small-Bathroom Makeovers That Wow
7. Uncomfortable to LuxeBathroom at a GlanceWho uses it: Adult daughters home for a visit or other overnight guestsLocation: Glen Ellyn, IllinoisSize: 52 square feet (just under 5 square meters)Before. The 1970s fixtures and finishes had seen better days and the toilet and tub were uncomfortable.

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Dr Kathryn Laffoday added this to Dr Kathryn's Ideas
Just curious because i just bought a 1966 midcentury with the same era & color of this tub too…
Liz Speed added this to Master bath
Before and after. What can be done in an old small space