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BEFORE PICTURE: The ceiling and some of the walls had to be resurfaced before the new wallcovering could be installed.The final outcome of the room depends so much on the prep work before hand. New electric had to be run to accomodate the new lighting in the room as well.

The completed spa wall. The top edges are finished with a radius detail that intersects in a compound radius outside corner. Individual tiles were carefully matched and hand-cut at the transition from the vertical radius corner to the mitered cove corner at the floor.

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Charming powder / guest room. Beautiful blue porcelain tile on floor and 8x24 ceramic tile on tub surround and behind vanity. Excellent color scheme with blue accents and neutral whites. Polished nickel Kohler Margaux fixtures. Toto toilet.

KraftMaid Doors Door Style: Lyndale Finish: Canvas on Maple Glass detail: Traditional Mullion with Antiquity insert Countertops: Q Quartz – Midnight Majesty Concrete Finish

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Exquisite dark surface, radiating sleekness and sophistication, making it an amazing choice for stunning countertops.

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Material Rocca, Color Taj Mahal Taj Mahal is is a quartzite from Brazil. Quartzite is a metamorphic rock that is naturally formed from sandy quartz particles and a binder under high pressure and heat. Because of its high quartz content, this natural stone is particularly hard and acid-resistant and relatively insensitive to scratches. Both the front and the edges themselves are finished with natural stone.

Interior Design by Kat Lawton Interiors | Photograph by Haris Kenjar
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