David Howell Design Industrial Bathroom, New York
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Susan Hays wrote:

lovemcm
You're right about no countertops/storage. Even if the storage is in a different unshown portion of the bathroom, having no counter near the sink to put anything down would be inconvenient. Funny, I hadn't even noticed that until your comment.
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Susan Hays
I am more aware of space planning than normal as I just finished a semester of Kitchen & Bath class...emphasis in both rooms is about work space.
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bria9600 wrote:

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Thanks for your question, bria9600! We purchased the ladder from Matter: http://www.mattermatters.com/upload/pdfs/Orchard%20Ladder.pdf
Hope that helps and apologizes for the delayed response! -DHD
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Teresa Bushman wrote:
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Agape from Murray Moss
same as the sinks
same as the sinks
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8. Un luminaire volumineux
Ce luminaire est de grande taille mais a une structure assez légère, puisqu’il est fait en fil de fer, en métal et en papier. C’est donc un paradoxe en lui-même, qui invite à le regarder de plus près pour lire ce qui est écrit sur les coupures de papier. S’il est idéal dans un salon ou une bibliothèque, il a été placé dans une salle de bains sur la photo ci-contre, ce qui lui confère encore plus d’originalité.
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