Master bathroom Midcentury Bathroom, Orange County
Inspiration for a 1950s bathroom remodel in Orange County with marble countertops — Houzz
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P K
it looks like it's from here: http://www.italian-lighting-centre.co.uk/murano-wall/aquamarine-murano-glass-baloton-wall-lantern-p-6449.html
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Tower Lighting
Tower Lighting carries this Venetian Lantern. You can see all our Venetian Lanterns on our website at http://www.towerltg.com/category.php?maincat=2
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Laidlaw Schultz architects
The wood is finished naturally and derives its color from the natural coloration of the wood.
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Jenn Ranelle
What type of wood is it?
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Butchie McButch wrote:
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Laidlaw Schultz architects
That is actually the bathtub but you might look to Lacava if you are looking for a sink that is similar in appearance. Best of luck in your search.
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cerida wrote:
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Laidlaw Schultz architects
This was an antique which we had modified to work for this condition. I hope this helps.
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Steven
Looks like Grohe Atrio to me!
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Erin Paysse
This looks like a Neptune Zen tub ( http://www.tubz.com/neptune_zen_3060_whirlpool.htm) with a Grohe Atrio filler ( http://www.grohecatalog.com/product/25048-atrio).
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Brooke Altomari
i would love to know what tile is around the tub. i have the same tile in my bathroom (from a previous owner) and we love it but need some replacement pieces. help!
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towerlighting
check out www.towerltg.com for Venetian Lantern lights like this
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Annie Thornton added this to Houzz Tour: Beauty and Balance on the California Coast
The built-in utilitarian elegance continues in the master bathroom with its soaking tub and floating vanity. "The creation of these elements creates both an aesthetic backdrop, but also serves as a way to organize, keeping the view uninterrupted,” Schultz says.
creative jewish mom.com added this to The Beauty of Bonsai — Living Art, Rooted in Harmony
A bright humid bathroom is a good location for bonsai that generally don't fare well in a dry home. A position at the end of a long tub accentuates one of the basic aethetic qualities of the bonsai, which is that while gazing upon a bonsai one should have the feeling of looking at a full-grown tree from a distance.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
mellymelb1969 added this to Felice’s Kitchen & Bath
We won't have enough counter space. I like this sink but with limited space it won't work.
Laura Peck added this to Laura's Ideas
Like large square tub by large window w/ledge
