Bathroom Bathroom
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Marcia Weyer wrote:
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The back wall here is 9'-6". About 30" clear on either side of the shower (required for toilet), and then the shower itself is about 4'-6" wide.
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island595
Where did you get the shower doors?
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Julia Parra wrote:
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We usually recommend grout as dark as a client will approve. Ask your installer to provide insight on which colors might actually lighten/wash out over time (some pigments are less permanent). All will get darker due to dirt in trafficked areas.
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Becky Harris added this to Industrial Strength Bathrooms
7. White subway tile with gray grout. This combination recalls ... wait for it ... the subway! It's a bit more Paris Metro than any other subway these days. Gray grout has answered a lot of our bathroom cleaning prayers; I'm so glad it has become popular again. When a medium to dark gray grout is used with a light colored tile, the tiling pattern stands out.
Living Small: City & Small Space Consulting added this to Subway Tile Picks Up Gray Grout
Floor-to-ceiling subway tile with gray grout is a fitting backdrop for this bathroom’s large and dramatic glass shower stall.Find a local glass, mirror and shower door dealer
Samantha Schoech added this to Color Guide: How to Work With Charcoal Gray
Charcoal grout with white subway tile adds texture to this perfectly neutral bathroom.
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How wide were the tile spacers used for the wall subway tiles, and what color gray grout was used?